Hasta La Motion!

Light weight packing for an overnight stay. Could be ideal for camping. When you don’t need a suitcase and you’re travelling lightweight, how to fold your t shirt and underwear.

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Fold a shirt in 2 seconds: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uz6rjbw0ZA0
Cut Watermelon http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaVNMfS9sgI
Cut tomatoes like a ninja: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTK0mpniqPw
How to cool your drink: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H6ncuv3gewI

Music: Olde Timey – Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

9/8~9/29 台灣設計展 松山菸廠 產品設計：Yi-Ting Chen 攝影：Chang Chieh 插畫：Ya shin 動畫製作：Chao-Hao Yang App程式設計：Hung-Chi Lee

A time lapse of a Rose of Jericho (Selaginella lepidophylla). After being exposed to water, the plant turns from a dried tumbleweed to a green fern over the course of several hours. Music: Alexandre Desplat – Morning tears

Laying the dead to rest has never been so much trouble. This Oscar Nominated short is directed by Smith & Foulkes and written by Foulkes, Smith, and Christopher O’Reilly, and produced at Nexus by Charlotte Bavasso and Christopher O’Reilly, the film follows two dour unfortunates as they battle a series of misadventures while trying to deliver a coffin to the graveyard. The animated caper is a series of emotional and literal pitfalls for the pall-bearing team, as their journey and relationship unravel on an epic scale culminating in the pair joining the old lady in a trip through the underworld. ‘This Way Up’, was nominated for an Oscar® for best animated short at the 81st annual Academy Awards. Before its Oscar win, “This Way Up” won numerous awards at film festivals around the world, including an Official Selection at the Sundance Film Festival, the Public Prize for Best Short Film at the 2008 Ottawa Animation Festival, the Audience Award for Animated Short at both the Palm Springs International Film Festival, and the Mundos Digitales in Spain. Full Credits Below: Directed by Smith & Foulkes Written by Smith & Foulkes and Christopher O’Reilly Produced by Charlotte Bavasso and Christopher O’Reilly Co-producer Christine Ponzevera Production Company Nexus Productions Ltd 3D Animatic and Layout Nicolas Domerego (Supervisor) Ben Cowell Simon Landrein Stuart Doig Antoine Bourruel 3D Modelling & Texturing Darren Price (Supervisor) Michael Greenwood Vincent Fiere Ben Bigiel Alison Bond Nicolas Domerego Simon Landrein Kuba Gryglicki Benjamin Devaux Guillaume Julien Character Set-up and Rigging Luis San Juan Pallares (Supervisor) Miguel Garcia Lluch Michael Greenwood Rudi Hammad Background Digital Painting Adam Willis (Supervisor) Florian Mounié Justin Atkinson Pipeline TD Luis San Juan Pallares Storyboard artist James Husbands Technical Director Mark Davies CG Animators Reece Millidge Stuart Doig Steve Brown Antoine Bourruel Mélanie Climent James Wilson Mark Davies Roly Edwards Dominic Griffiths Boris Lowinger Lighting and Rendering Nicolas Domerego Simon Landrein Maelys Faget Florian Mounié Jerome Haupert Ludovik Boden Guillaume Cassuto Darren Rolmanis Visual Effects and Compositing Fletcher Moules (Supervisor) Sheldon Gardner Jerome Haupert Dylan White Navid Bagherzadeh Clayton McDermott Kwok Fung Lam Cloth simulations Lora Jensen Render assistant Jens Blank Sound designer Andre Jacquemin at Redwood Studios Re-recording Mixer Craig Irving at Twickenham Film Studios Voice over artists Marc Silk (Son, Granny, Red demon) Chris Grant (Dad) Original music by John Greswell and Christopher Taylor for MPM London Arrangement by Andy Mellon Music Consultant Jonny Trunk Existing music Song ‘Happy Weekend’ Sung by Ray Merrell Composed and written by Jack Fishman and Roy Budd Published by JHP & Mood Media Head of Productions Julia Parfitt Studio Manager Theano Kazagli Production Manager Jo Bierton Head of 3D Ben Cowell Nexus Productions support Denise Abraham Matt Archibold Tim Dillon Ben Hunt Ian Mansel-Thomas Thana Shanmugam Matt Shepherd Alice Wigley Special thanks to Mike Judge, Don Hertzfeldt, Rebecca Moline, Nicolas Schmerkin A Nexus Productions Made with the support of BBC Films, BBC Comedy & BBC Film Network for BBC Film Network Executive Producers Claire Cook and Gerard O’Malley Creative Head, BBC Comedy Kenton Allen for BBC Films Executive Producer Beth Richards Production Executive Matthew Vizard with the support of The Animation Show Co-production : Arcadi (Action régionale pour la création artistique et la diffusion en Ile de France)

Mon 4th Aug 2014, by Mike Hepburn | Tutorial

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Dynamixyz released the brand new version of its Performer Suite, the markerless facial performance capture solution. This major release is a turning point in Dynamixyz’ approach to Facial Motion Capture as it is the most comprehensive solution ever designed with top-notch features like Multi-View and greatly enhanced tracking and retargeting capabilities.

This newest version includes a lot of highly-requested and innovative features, that will make users’ experience even better. User-friendliness has been further improved thanks to a re-vamped GUI, whilst maintaining the high quality that Dynamixyz’ solution is known for.

“We have been working on facial tracking system for 15 years now even if we are newcomers to the motion capture industry. This new version of Performer is at the crossroad of our skills  as a computer vision team and of all the feedbacks we had from talented artists and animators so far. We are very proud of this new version and hope it will be adopted by the industry as a reference for quality and powerful features“ said Gaspard Breton, CEO of Dynamixyz.

Enhanced Tracking and Retargeting Capabilities

Benefiting from Dynamixyz’ strong academic research team, Performer’s face tracker and retargeter have risen to the next level: the tracker’s speed, accuracy and robustness have been further improved; The retargeter transfers animation with higher fidelity and stability, and can also take advantage of additional user input to deliver even better animation results. The software also goes multiplatform with Windows & Linux support.

Single- View – Key Improvements

Beside the enhanced tracking quality, Performer “SV” has evolved into a more animator-friendly software.  The re-designed GUI introduces a timeline for results visualization and easy frame correction. Animation results are now delivered as easily editable animation curves. Moreover, the software provides a more natural, seamless integration with 3D authoring tools thanks to the new Bridge technology.

Multi- View – Key Features

With the Performer “MV” software, the Performer Suite now brings you multi-view face tracking. This enables simultaneous marker-based and markerless feature tracking, and the ability to export results as true 3D data. With usability as one of Dynamixyz’ primary concerns, this new solution features straightforward calibration process and multiview annotation tools.

At Siggraph’14, Dynamixyz will unveil the first-ever dual marker-based/markerless facial motion capture technology and run live demos on booth #921 (French pavilion).

Related links

www.dynamixyz.com