Reallusion was invited to showcase the realtime 3D platform, iClone 7 at the MIT Media Lab in a two-day event celebrating the intersection between art and technology.
The Hacking Arts Art and Tech Expo featured Reallusion among many other technology companies and MIT student tech projects. The MIT event which is held annually, brought speakers, performers, techies and artists from around the world to share their work and projects with other students and attendees.
Hi there. I am Brian, the founder of Kubi Studio. Kubi Studio provides professional 3D art outsourcing solutions since 2016.
I’m obsessed with Next Generation video games from characters, character costumes, to monsters and scenes. In my point of view, 3D artists are the dreamers and creators of virtual worlds, as we combine our life experiences, aesthetic feelings and perceptions into our creations, while making characters lifelike and meaningful. I really enjoy the process of creation!
Reallusion is honored to receive the Editor’s Choice Award from iCreate Magazine.
5 out of 5 awarded
“We certainly had a lot of fun using this app and, with its professional toolset, there is always something new and cool to discover. Quite, quite brilliant!” – iCreate Magazine
Animation Magazine Technical Writer Todd Seridan Perry met up with John Martin from Reallusion , Katie Jo Turk from Faceware and Chris Adamson from Xsens and tested Faceware, Xsens, and Reallusion’s iClone.
He gave all the above tools a full run for their money by personally strapping on the Xsens lycra suit with a helmet and head camera to test things out. Overall Todd was very impressed with this robust, new animation system.
Here are some quotes –
“There is a great synergistic relationship between Reallusion’s iClone real-time animation system, FaceWare’s headcams and software, and the Xsens MVN motion-capture system, which delivers real-time performance capture of both body and face, and applies it directly to CG characters with real-time feedback.”
Invader Studios from Italy, is an independent software house located in the Roman countryside. The company was officially founded in July 2016 by a group of young and ambitious game developers. The core team is made of more than 10 professionals with external collaborators working remotely from different regions.
After the worldwide resonance of our Resident Evil 2 unofficial remake, and our meeting and support from Capcom Ltd. in Osaka, Japan we at Invader Studios are currently working on our first cinematographic survival horror IP developed with the Unreal Engine 4 titled: Daymare: 1998, which is planned to be released in 2018 on PC, Xbox One, and Playstation 4.
Today, Invader Studios would like to announce that thanks toReallusion’s Faceware Realtime for iClone Facial Mocap, Daymare: 1998 will be more cinematographic than ever as this animation technology has enabled us to streamline the production of our first, third person survival horror IP.
“iClone 7 now has an amazing AAA game studio-level tool for creation of realistic facial animations.” – Michelle Giannone / Invader Studios
Charles Mandracchia is an Award Winning Director-Producer/Modeler/3D Animator/Actor/Composer/writer/Artist.
He is a member of the ASIFA-Hollywood (International Animated Film Society) and has won a combined 29 IMDB Awards for his films like; You Got a Problem & We Are Friends.
He is also the Director of CGI/Live Animation on a new film starring Vincent Pastore (Sopranos), Jackie “the Jokeman” Martling (Howard Stern Show) and many other film stars.
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