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Cinema - R&D
Tony DeRose Pixar
On the 10th of February, the Sophia Antipolis Inria teams had the pleasure to welcome the Lead of the Research Group at Pixar Animation Studios, the American Tony DeRose. He presented his work in the Jacques Morgenstern colloquium and visited Inria. Short summary of his job and his impressions about France.
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- Tony DeRose
- Pixar
- Cinema
- Images synthesis
- Interfaces
- Georges Drettakis
- Inria research centre - Sophia Antipolis - Méditerranée
- Mathematical algoritms
- Geometric modeling
- Simulation
© Inria / photo J-M. Prima
R&D
Inria Previz Tech Transferred to French SolidAnim
A Paris-based company specializing in motion capture and 3D animation for the film industry, SolidAnim recently acquired an Inria technology that will enable directors to previsualize their work and pick between a variety of visual options before shooting the real movie. As scientist Marc Christie explains, in the wake of this successful transfer, both partners are now contemplating joint R&D work.
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- CineVIZ
- SolidAnim
- R&D
- Previsualization
- INRIA Rennes - Bretagne Atlantique
- LabCom
- MimeTIC
- Marc Christie
- Cinema
- ANR
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Research - Cinema
CineViz, a joint laboratory working for the cinema industry
The working methods of the cinematographic industry are rapidly changing. New technologies are emerging. They are revolutionising opportunities and impacting film content. They are profoundly changing the ways in which content is created, not only by cutting costs but also by fostering team creativity. It is against this backdrop that the University of Rennes 1 and Inria, the Public Research Institute devoted to digital sciences, founded, along with the company SolidAnim, a joint research and innovation laboratory devoted to the virtual environment 3D cinema industry.
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