

We took a subtle approach to the animation to ensure the beaver looked as natural as possible." "We did a lot of R&D to build muscle structure and dynamics into him and really pushed things as far as we could. The beaver's fur - which was rigged and animated in Maya and rendered in Houdini - posed its own set of challenges as well. "One was dry at the beginning of the spot and the other was wet at the end, where it took on a totally different look and shape, so getting it just right was definitely a challenge." "We had two different approaches to the look of the fur," commented Boyd. 'Backstage Pass' Combines a visual novel and a life simulator. Players who purchase the FUSER 2020 Backstage Pass will be granted a permanent entitlement to all new purchasable content released between Novemand December 31, 2020. The bridge collapse, a pivotal set piece in the spot, had to be totally convincing. It is designed primarily for female audiences. Here you need to have an affair with the guys. The game shows a year in the life of the heroine. The story has 15 endings and several love routes. Purchasers will receive a total of 21 new songs and 9 cosmetic packs by December 31, 2020. To achieve this, Method collaborated with Scanline, a company well-known for their water effects. Scanline provided the turbulent river as CG elements that were built to interact with Method's CG bridge animation. Lead Method Compositor Jake Montgomery pre-comped all CG in Nuke and added thunderstorm atmospherics as a final comp in Flame. Color grading was performed by Stefan Sonnenfeld at Method's sister company, Company 3. "Expectations were high coming into this project based on "Scream," said Method VFX Producer Michael Wigart, "but everyone was really pleased with the results, which was gratifying.
