“Immersive Previz: VR Authoring for Film Previsualisation” by Galvane, Christie, Lin and Li


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  • ©Quentin Galvane, Marc Christie, I-Sheng Lin, and Tsai-Yen Li

  • ©Quentin Galvane, Marc Christie, I-Sheng Lin, and Tsai-Yen Li

  • ©Quentin Galvane, Marc Christie, I-Sheng Lin, and Tsai-Yen Li

  • ©Quentin Galvane, Marc Christie, I-Sheng Lin, and Tsai-Yen Li

  • ©Quentin Galvane, Marc Christie, I-Sheng Lin, and Tsai-Yen Li

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  • SIGGRAPH 2018
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    Immersive Previz: VR Authoring for Film Previsualisation

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    Creatives in animated and real movie productions have been exploring new modalities to visually design filmic sequences before realizing them in studios, through techniques like hand-drawn storyboards, physical mockups or more recently virtual 3D environments. A central issue in using virtual 3D environments is the complexity of content creation tools for non technical film creatives. To overcome this issue, we present One Man Movie, a VR authoring system which enables the crafting of filmic sequences with no prior knowledge in 3D animation. The system is designed to reflect the traditional creative process in film pre-production through stages like (i) scene layout (ii) animation of characters, (iii) placement and control of cameras and (iv) montage of the filmic sequence, while enabling a fully novel and seamless back-and-forth between all stages of the process thanks to real-time engines. This research tool has been designed and evaluated with students and experts from film schools, and should therefore raise a significant interest among Siggraph participants.


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