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Cross-Channel Film Lab 2 (C.C.F.L.2)

Start date: Dec 31, 2010, End date: Mar 30, 2015,

This project seeks to provide low- or medium-budget film projects with access to 3D stereo and VFX (digital special effects) technologies. A long-term partnership will be set up between the coastal regions on both sides of the Channel, by taking account of their specific skills in terms of cinema and using new imagery technologies for film production. C.C.F.L.2 particularly plans to build a collab ...

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RE@CT - IMMERSIVE PRODUCTION AND DELIVERY OF INTERACTIVE 3D CONTENT (RE@CT)

Start date: Dec 1, 2011, End date: Nov 30, 2014,

RE@CT will introduce a new production methodology to create film-quality interactive characters from 3D video capture of actor performance. Recent advances in graphics hardware have produced interactive video games with photo-realistic scenes. However, interactive characters still lack the visual appeal and subtle details of real actor performance as captured on film. In addition, existing product ...

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