Bardel Optimises and Expands into Cloud Animation Pipeline on AWS
Bardel optimised its animation pipeline for cloud implementation, hiring the cloud consultants at DeadDrop Labs to help integrate Thinkbox Deadline and launch the system on AWS.
MetaHuman Animator accurately records and transfers a full range of expressions, looks and emotions in a performance to a digital human, ready for use in Unreal Engine 5 projects.
Nexus Studios announces the signing of Emily Dean, writer, director and artist dedicated to animation, to its global roster for commercial representation.
Cinesite is to invest in The Imaginarium Studios, a pioneering performance capture and virtual production company with facilities at Pinewood Studios in the UK and Trilith Studios in the US.
disguise and Move.ai developed Invisible real-time markerless motion capture that transfers movements automatically in real time onto a character rig inside disguise’s Designer software.
Half M.T. Studios’ Miguel Ortega talks about building a luminous world and animating a dramatic story with traditional 3D tools and techniques, rendered entirely in Unreal Engine.
Cosmic Dino Studio scaled up both the size of their production team and the capacity of their animation, rendering and post systems for the upcoming 3D animated movie ‘Scarygirl’.
Ragdoll Dynamics 3.0 helps users automate character physics in Maya, adding physically based character posing, replacement rigs for interactive frame rates and a high-res asset library.
Flying Bark Productions announced production of ‘200% Wolf’, sequel to the feature film 100% Wolf, and will animate their first Untitled Avatar feature film in partnership with Avatar Studios.
Flying Bark has appointed Sarah Harper to Creative Director – 2D. She will oversee 2D projects for original and client service work in the Sydney studio.
Mikros Animation announces that it is on the lookout for both seasoned and new animators to join its ranks and be a part of the Turtles’ return, due for launch in August 2023.
Netflix plans to acquire the Australia’s Animal Logic, building on the two companies’ existing partnership, with a slate of films across Animal Logic's Sydney and Vancouver studios.
Working with DeadDrop Labs, Atomic has the flexibility to quickly add render capacity and compute power through a custom cloud integration on AWS, without disrupting their pipeline.