Producing content producers [computer animation]
R Weinberg - IEEE Communications Magazine, 1995 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
R Weinberg
IEEE Communications Magazine, 1995•ieeexplore.ieee.orgSeveral off-the-shelf animation software packages provide extensive capabilities, obviating
the need for studios to develop their own software, except for highly specialized effects and
interfaces. These capabilities make it feasible for a university to educate students in
animation production without years of software development. The author discusses The UTS
School of Cinema-Television and The USC Computer Animation Laboratory in particular.<>
the need for studios to develop their own software, except for highly specialized effects and
interfaces. These capabilities make it feasible for a university to educate students in
animation production without years of software development. The author discusses The UTS
School of Cinema-Television and The USC Computer Animation Laboratory in particular.<>
Several off-the-shelf animation software packages provide extensive capabilities, obviating the need for studios to develop their own software, except for highly specialized effects and interfaces. These capabilities make it feasible for a university to educate students in animation production without years of software development. The author discusses The UTS School of Cinema-Television and The USC Computer Animation Laboratory in particular.< >
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