Archive for May, 2007

Nothing faked in iClone’s animation
iClone 2 Studio Machinima SoftwareSeth Rosenblatt, CNET on May 16 2007
CNET Editors Rating - 5 out of 5 Stars

“Do you want to be the next John Lasseter? Is Hayao Miyazaki your hero? iClone Studio Edition 2.0 updates the feature-heavy, template-based 3D animation studio aimed at the amateur animator. It’s a must-see app if you’re trying to break into the camera side of movies and animation, or if you just want to play around with 3D animation without having to draw everything from scratch.”

Read the full review & Download iClone 2 Studio

iClone CloneCloth dresses Virtual Movie Stars

Posted by Animize on May 8th, 2007

iClone 2 introduced filmmakers to the ease of custom clothing creation for virtual actors with CloneCloth. Now Reallusion unveils 8 all new CloneCloth templates giving Citizen Directors unlimited clothing design templates to create custom fashions for virtual movie stars.

Catch a sneek peek at the May release of the all new CloneCloth here:
http://www.reallusion.com/contentstore/iclone/pack/clonecloth/clonecloth.htm

How does CloneCloth Work?
http://www.reallusion.com/contentstore/iclone/pack/clonecloth/CloneCloth_help.htm

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Reviving Hollywood past with an iClone Machinima twist, Citizen Director Paul Louis releases his latest film inspired by the comedies of Hal Roach. Paul’s short film, “The Case of the Missing Plot,” showcases iClone’s flexible character creation, movement and camera composition. Written by Nick Santa Maria and adapted for the screen by Paul Louis, “The Case of the Missing Plot,” cracks the case and a few laughs in a nostalgic and enjoyable iClone movie.


Paul Louis introduces Biffle & Shooster, “When I was a kid, I grew up watching and loving the old comedy shorts made by Hal Roach. I was a huge fan of the “Our Gang” or “Little Rascals”, as they were later called. And I especially loved Laurel & Hardy. For a while now, I’ve been wanting to make a short film in iClone, but I’ve had somewhat of a writers block. I called a good buddy of mine, Nick Santa Maria, and asked for help. Nick is an extremely talented individual who is also passionate about the same “old school” comedy classics. He immediately sent me a script that he wrote about a fictitious comedy duo from the 1930’s, called “Biffle & Shooster”. I got to work, and well, here it is for your enjoyment.”
Follow Paul Louis’ weekly commentary, free iClone character downloads and films at http://www.myclonesforiclone.blogspot.com/
Purchase Paul Louis’ characters for iClone: http://www.iCloneUniverse.com