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When you have to create an animated 3D character, there is a lot of development behind it. It is an exciting mix of both creative and technical processes that must play together. The process is complicated, but provides new opportunities for fun concepts and visualizations. It also means that we have a setup that makes it easier to start producing scenarios for our installer.<\/p>\n\n\n

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As soon as the concept is conceived, the process of translating our character from real, living human being to a caricatured digital personality begins. First, our installer is modelled. Here it is important to hit the appealing and recognizable look from our actor. Colors, materials and textures are then added to the model. Then a “rig” is added – i.e. a skeleton that allows you to animate the character.<\/p>\n\n\n

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The whole 3D approach is an exciting way of working, as you can produce videos without having to use an entire film crew, studio, actors and what else is included in our “normal” video productions.<\/p>\n\n\n

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In addition to the character itself, a “scene” must be built with all remedies included in the specific scene. Lighting and camera are also added here. All in a 3D environment where everything can be changed as needed.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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