“Rapid, High Quality Dailies with RenderFlow for The Jungle Book”

  • ©Jared Auty, Marlene Chazot, Ruben D. Hernandez, and Marco Romeo

  • ©Jared Auty, Marlene Chazot, Ruben D. Hernandez, and Marco Romeo

  • ©Jared Auty, Marlene Chazot, Ruben D. Hernandez, and Marco Romeo

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    Rapid, High Quality Dailies with RenderFlow for The Jungle Book

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    While working on the visual effects for The Jungle Book, we had to produce high quality daily previews for internal and client reviews. These included fur, complex environments and many animated characters. To do this efficiently, we used RenderFlow, a pipeline-aware rendering API developed at MPC to build complex scenes, render elements separately and compose them together [Romeo et al. 2015]. In this paper we describe how the system was used in production and discuss performance evaluation over five shots from the film to assess the validity of the approach.

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    Romeo, M., Auty, J., and Fagnou, D. 2015. Intelligent rendering of dailies: Automation, layering and reuse of rendered assets. In Proceedings of the 12th European Conference on Visual Media Production, ACM, New York, NY, USA, CVMP ’15, 15:1–15:2.

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    We would like to thank Damien Fagnou who initiated the Render- Flow project and designed its concept. We would also like to thank Greg Fisher and Elliot Newman for believing in the project and contributing to its success. To Hannes Ricklefs and Rob Pieke for helping with development direction. Finally, we would like to thank Adam Cheshire for providing his lighting expertise.


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