“Bone Mother: The challenges of making an indie 3d printed film” by Hayward
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- Adaptive Technology, Art / Design, Gaming & Interactive, and Production & Animation
Entry Number: 13
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- Bone Mother: The challenges of making an indie 3d printed film
Session/Category Title: Classic Art, Cutting Edge
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After almost 5 years with a small crew, Bone Mother is the first National Film Board of Canada film to explore 3d printing. The filmmakers used 3d printing to achieve a wide range of expressions and dialogue, but also to help build the puppets, sets and rigs. While developing new production pipelines that incorporated this technology into stop-motion, the team found that as one solution was solved, a new challenge surfaced.
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The author would like to thank the National Film Board of Canada for supporting the film and the whole crew for which the film would not be possible without them.
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