This class focuses on various approaches to lip sync animation in Autodesk® 3ds Max® software. Starting with 2D theory, explore how lip synchronization has been accomplished for more than 75 years in traditional animation, and then look at an in-depth example of how to use modeling to make animation work.
Several 3ds Max animation methods are covered, as well as modeling and rigging techniques for lip sync. The instructor plans to reveal production tricks and showcase how to automate the lip sync process.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Format: e-DVD [approx. 84 minutes]
Date Published: March 2008
Includes: Instructor notes & Support files
Learning Objectives
Traditional Animation Approaches
3D Typical Approaches, visemes
Create and enhance morph targets
Lip-sync process, and automation of the lip-sync process
Reference Books, Q&A Session
Reasons to Buy
This class focuses on various approaches to lip sync animation in Autodesk® 3ds Max® software
Starting with 2D theory, explore how lip synchronization has been accomplished for more than 75 years in traditional animation
Look at an in-depth example of how to use modeling to make animation work
3ds Max modeling and rigging techniques for lip sync
How to automate the lip sync process
About the Instructor
Laurent M. Abecassis is an Emmy® Award-winning visual effects supervisor and CG character specialist. He is known for his recent work as a VFX sequence supervisor on the acclaimed TV series Lost, contributing to its breathtaking plane crash sequences. Having worked in the computer graphic field for more than 12 years, Abecassis has tackled many aspects of CG production and software development. He led CG character research efforts at Di-O-Matic, supervised visual effects, and designed production pipelines. For more than a decade, Abecassis has pushed 3ds Max software to the extreme in countless productions in a wide range of media—games, television, visual effects, CG feature films, commercials, and innovative interactive kiosks. For the past eight years, Abecassis has shared his expertise by providing customized training to companies such as Kodak and Ubisoft as well as the University of Baltimore and Red River College in Winnipeg.
Abecassis has been designing and actively developing CG character animations plug-ins for 3ds Max since 2000. His technologies are in use today at leading 3ds Max production houses such as Activision, Blur Studio, Digital Dimension, Sega, and Rockstar. Well-known CG characters Mickey Mouse, Sonic the Hedgehog, Spider-man, Batman, Superman, Crash Bandicoot, and Spongebob Squarepants rely on 3ds Max and technologies designed by Abecassis to entertain audiences worldwide.
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