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Post, Sept, 2004
SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS, FRANCE -- Realviz (www.realviz.com) StoryViz offers a link between story-boards and film production by simulating the shooting phase and pre-editing the final shots by using high-quality realtime 3D animation. The software was developed by the film post production/effects house Duran Duboi Studios in Paris.
StoryViz allows users to plan each individual film scene in detail in realtime, from the pre-shoot phase onwards. StoryViz runs on a 3D rendering engine and features a complete set of nonlinear editing tools.
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StoryViz can create the director's scene in 3D, either by importing elements from Maya, 3DS Max or RealViz ImageModeler, or by creating it directly within the application using a library of 3D models.
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