Prepare the performance
Identify the choreography, gestures and close-up moments the digital character needs. The shot list helps determine what should be captured.
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Facial Animation, Motion Capture & Rigging
Using state‑of‑the‑art facial scans and full‑body motion capture, we capture micro‑expressions and body language with photogrammetric precision.
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Facial Animation, Motion Capture & Rigging
Using state‑of‑the‑art facial scans and full‑body motion capture, we capture micro‑expressions and body language with photogrammetric precision. Custom rigs and advanced deformations ensure your digital double moves with nuance.
FROM THE BRIEF TO THE RELEASE
Keep the gesture. Carry the emotion.
Connect face and body
Facial animation and body movement need to work as one performance. Rigging gives animators controls for translating expression and adjusting movement.
Refine for the camera
Recorded movement is a starting point. The character proportions, framing and timing guide the animation work needed for each final shot.
Your questions, answered.
How are motion capture and animation connected?
Motion capture records a performance. Animation and rigging translate that movement onto a digital character, with adjustments for its proportions and the requirements of the shot.
What should we prepare before a capture session?
Share the track, choreography, reference performances and expected camera framing. Discuss the character design and any existing rig before planning the session.
NEXT TRACK / YOURS
Give your sound something to see.
Bring a track, a reference or the first spark of an idea.