Say hello to Christian...
And thanks to this CrazyTalk Pupeteering tutorial by James Martin, I'm now delving into emotive scripts for each line in the movie. The last thing I want is for my characters to appear stiff and unnatural.
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Showing posts with label james martin. Show all posts
Friday, February 20, 2009
Actor and CrazyTalk
After going through many possibilities, I've finally settled on the appearance for one of the main characters in The Lounge Singer.
Say hello to Christian...
And thanks to this CrazyTalk Pupeteering tutorial by James Martin, I'm now delving into emotive scripts for each line in the movie. The last thing I want is for my characters to appear stiff and unnatural.
Say hello to Christian...
And thanks to this CrazyTalk Pupeteering tutorial by James Martin, I'm now delving into emotive scripts for each line in the movie. The last thing I want is for my characters to appear stiff and unnatural.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
iclone Training
Yesterday I had the opportunity to join in on an iclone3 training session run by James Martin. Boy oh boy, was that worth every minute of my time!
Covered areas were some great camera & lighting techniques, as well as some helpful tips on using the timeline.
I've been leaning on James' iclone training videos & written tutorials lately as I've tried to expand my knowledge of iclone, and the session yesterday was a marvelous jumpstart.
Between his tips, the great group and resources at www.coolclones.com, the ever-patient Rainman, and the option of additional sessions with James, I'll have no excuses to not create something interesting with iclone.
My brain is moving & grooving with ideas. I have 4 projects in process right now (I can't help it, my muse is very demanding!). I am hoping to have one ready for thebiz's TMU in SL premier night. That will be a first for our group, so I want to support it if I can.
Covered areas were some great camera & lighting techniques, as well as some helpful tips on using the timeline.
I've been leaning on James' iclone training videos & written tutorials lately as I've tried to expand my knowledge of iclone, and the session yesterday was a marvelous jumpstart.
Between his tips, the great group and resources at www.coolclones.com, the ever-patient Rainman, and the option of additional sessions with James, I'll have no excuses to not create something interesting with iclone.
My brain is moving & grooving with ideas. I have 4 projects in process right now (I can't help it, my muse is very demanding!). I am hoping to have one ready for thebiz's TMU in SL premier night. That will be a first for our group, so I want to support it if I can.
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