Brazil used extensively in Hellboy

Nick Nakadate · April 27th, 2004

http://www.splutterfish.com/sf/sf_ge...nage/Orphanage

Muy Interesante. Some cool work there--high res pics too.

Nick

fred_bock · April 28th, 2004

Yep.... small world !

Nick Nakadate · April 29th, 2004

Uhhhhhh. ok.

Oui, Oui.

Nick

Christopher Nichols · April 30th, 2004

It is true... This year you will see and have already seen a lot of movies where the CG was done with what should I say... "non-traditional" rendering engines? And what I mean by non-traditional, is not renderman. Before the last two years, renderman dominated the hollywood effects world by probably 95%. That number may have dropped by about 10% to 20%. Matrix was mostly mental ray for example. Renderman has not really lost that much, since SO much CG has gown even more. Brazil is of to a good start this year. Vray was used in a small part of the last samuri. Things are really going to take of when Brazil and Vray go standalone. What really is holding them for being used to much in film is propably that they need to use MAX which fits way far out of traditional pipelines...

April 27th, 2004	#1 (permalink)
Nick Nakadate Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Berkeley, CA Posts: 20 Name: Nick Nakadate	Brazil used extensively in Hellboy http://www.splutterfish.com/sf/sf_ge...nage/Orphanage Muy Interesante. Some cool work there--high res pics too. Nick

April 28th, 2004	#2 (permalink)
fred_bock Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Quimper (France) Age: 33 Posts: 33 Name: fred bock	Re: Brazil used extensively in Hellboy Yep.... small world !

April 29th, 2004	#3 (permalink)
Nick Nakadate Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Berkeley, CA Posts: 20 Name: Nick Nakadate	Re: Brazil used extensively in Hellboy Uhhhhhh. ok. Oui, Oui. Nick

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Christopher Nichols Moderator Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Lalaland Posts: 1,166 Name: Christopher Nichols	Re: Brazil used extensively in Hellboy It is true... This year you will see and have already seen a lot of movies where the CG was done with what should I say... "non-traditional" rendering engines? And what I mean by non-traditional, is not renderman. Before the last two years, renderman dominated the hollywood effects world by probably 95%. That number may have dropped by about 10% to 20%. Matrix was mostly mental ray for example. Renderman has not really lost that much, since SO much CG has gown even more. Brazil is of to a good start this year. Vray was used in a small part of the last samuri. Things are really going to take of when Brazil and Vray go standalone. What really is holding them for being used to much in film is propably that they need to use MAX which fits way far out of traditional pipelines... __________________ Christopher P Nichols Last edited by Christopher Nichols; April 30th, 2004 at 09:37 AM.

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