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USC Character Animation, Kinetics & Dance Research: Summary Of Dance and Robot Choreographer, Margot Apostolos
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics and Dance Research. Exploring the cultural, technological and neurological underpinnings of character animation. Monday, December 10, 2007. Summary Of Dance and Robot Choreographer, Margot Apostolos. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Http:/ anim.usc.edu/research/5 kinetics/. Gesture and the Brain. Gesture in Chinese Art. Gesture, Culture and Mirror Neurons. Summary Of Dance and Robot Choreographer, Margot A. Deconstructing Character Choreography and Thoughts.
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics & Dance Research: Gesture, Culture and Mirror Neurons
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics and Dance Research. Exploring the cultural, technological and neurological underpinnings of character animation. Monday, December 10, 2007. Gesture, Culture and Mirror Neurons. Image taken from http:/ iacoboni.bmap.ucla.edu/language gesture.html#gest-mot. One of my earlier posts. Listed instances of communities that spontaneously came up with micro-languages based on gesture because of their inability to communicate via speech. I recently came across an interesting study.
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics & Dance Research: The Yungang Grottoes
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics and Dance Research. Exploring the cultural, technological and neurological underpinnings of character animation. Monday, December 10, 2007. I think this is a example of gesture that is serious and holy. The Yungang Grottoes is influenced by Buddhist religion, the shape and line of the sculpture is clean. The sculpture makes me feel I am just only a small part of this world. The folling artical is from Wikipedia. The Yungang Grottoes (. Yúngāng Shíkū) are ancient. Http:/ ...
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics & Dance Research: Expanding Motion Capture
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics and Dance Research. Exploring the cultural, technological and neurological underpinnings of character animation. Tuesday, December 11, 2007. Motion capture provides the artist with interpolation curves for all the bones in a simplified human skeleton. The resulting data can be both manipulated and weaved with other interpolation data from a variety of sources. In the first example that I created the firefighter leans forward while reaching out (. Posted by Ryan Chen.
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics & Dance Research: Capturing Data
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics and Dance Research. Exploring the cultural, technological and neurological underpinnings of character animation. Monday, December 3, 2007. This is an example of a motion capture shoot. As you can see I'm wearing a suit with markers. I'm standing in a volume surrounded by twenty 4- mega pixel. Cameras that are shooting 120FPS. Posted by Ryan Chen. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Http:/ anim.usc.edu/research/5 kinetics/. Gesture and the Brain. Gesture in Chinese Art.
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USC Visualizing Science & Visual Effects: Arad - looking for Animators, Matte Painteres and Modelers
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USC Visualizing Science & #160;Visual Effects. Based on University of Southern California John C Hench Animation and Digital Arts program Seminar class activities (CTAN 522), this blog is created and will be maintained. Here, we’ll have discussions about cutting-edge technology and solutions in Visualizing Science and Visual Effects arena. Tuesday, June 7, 2011. Arad - looking for Animators, Matte Painteres and Modelers. Modeler (Zbrush/Maya or similar). Please check our website:.
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USC Visualizing Science & Visual Effects: June 2011
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USC Visualizing Science & #160;Visual Effects. Based on University of Southern California John C Hench Animation and Digital Arts program Seminar class activities (CTAN 522), this blog is created and will be maintained. Here, we’ll have discussions about cutting-edge technology and solutions in Visualizing Science and Visual Effects arena. Tuesday, June 7, 2011. Arad - looking for Animators, Matte Painteres and Modelers. Modeler (Zbrush/Maya or similar). Please check our website:. Links to this post.
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics & Dance Research: Maks Naporowski & Motion Capture
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics and Dance Research. Exploring the cultural, technological and neurological underpinnings of character animation. Monday, December 3, 2007. Maks Naporowski and Motion Capture. During Maks Naporowski's presentation regarding motion capture he made two key points:. 1 (Patriot) - When in the pursuit of authentic motion use performers who are trained to move in the desired fashion. Posted by Ryan Chen. December 3, 2007 at 4:31 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics & Dance Research: character emotion change
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics and Dance Research. Exploring the cultural, technological and neurological underpinnings of character animation. Tuesday, December 4, 2007. It's pretty embarrassing to upload this footage, because it was almost my first character animation test- the actual first character animation was character bouncing ball. But the reason I'm uploading this footage is I think it could be a good example of changing emotion and status of a character. Well. enjoy. Posted by Re n' Re.
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics & Dance Research: Miwa Matreyek
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USC Character Animation, Kinetics and Dance Research. Exploring the cultural, technological and neurological underpinnings of character animation. Saturday, December 8, 2007. Miwa Matreyek's work (which was presented recently at the department's Redefining Animation symposium) stands at an interesting juncture between animation and performance. Typically, an animator performs through. The animated character, but in Miwa's case, she performs with. Echoing the comments of our guest speakers this semester.
