Tag Archives: motion capture
Will the YELLOW SUBMARINE Sail Again?
Well, the remakes are still going strong, but instead of Saturday morning fare or toy franchises, now they are going after more animated features. Variety reports that Disney and Robert Zemeckis are in talks to remake and revamp the 1968 … Continue reading
Seth Green Goes To MARS
AWN reports that Seth Green of ROBOT CHICKEN fame will be joining the Disney mo-cap feature MARS NEEDS MOMS. Joan Cusack will also be joining the voice cast as Green’s mom. Based on the Berkeley Breathed children’s book, the story … Continue reading
A Mo-Cap Tintin?
EOnline.com has a report that Steven Speilberg will still be the first director to foray into the Adventures of Tintin, the extremely popular Belgian comic strip series that dates back to the 20s. Recently, the Brussels studio that owns the … Continue reading
Del Toro Sheds Light on Hobbit
IGN has written a little article up about some comments Guillermo del Toro made about his upcoming project “The Hobbit”. In true director fashion, he’s already planning certain aspects of how he will approach the filmmaking. Much like Peter Jackson, … Continue reading
Organic Motion Loses the Suit
MarketWatch reports that Organic Motion is showcasing a markerless capture public experience tomorrow at SIGGRAPH. With this new technology, Organic Motion hopes to bring motion capture out of the animation studio and into the worlds of medicine, training, and retail. … Continue reading
Cameron Says ‘Avatar’ Shooting Complete
The Hollywood Reporter says James Cameron has announced principle shooting in New Zealand is now complete on what he considers the most challenging movie he’s made. The thriller, titled AVATAR, is set to be released in December of 2009. The … Continue reading
New Perspective in California
Perspective Studios is a New York based animation house that just announced it’s going bi-coastal. The studio will open its doors in Santa Monica, and will provide mocap services for television, feature films, video games and commercials. According to the … Continue reading
