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Combining Massive, Maya nCloth and Mo-cap for a Crowd Giant

Method Studios' VFX Workflow on Zack Snyder’s MillerLite Spot

Matt Armstrong

August 16, 2007 Source: Studio Daily

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The new :60 spot for MillerLite “Break from the Crowd” required meticulous pre-production planning, extensive pre-visualization, motion capture, a script that allowed Maya nCloth to drive and control agents created in Massive Software, complex CG and compositing work and, if that were not enough, transforming the VFX rendering pipeline from Mental Ray to AIR.

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Comments (1) for "Combining Massive, Maya nCloth and Mo-cap for a Crowd Giant"

Brilliant! Making of doesn't hide the great, unified story for alas, only for a minutes. Would have liked to get to know the giant better - Ok, what does it consider to be an "awesome" night out?

Posted by Steven Schwartz on Monday, August 20, 2007 @ 07:32 PM