#Faceshift ag movie#

This event is free and open to the public. Mimicry was produced through a collaboration between the Media Design of the Design Master program at Geneva University of Art and Design вЂ“ Geneva, the Computer Graphics and Geometry Laboratory (LGG) at EPFL and Faceshift AG.ДЄ first version of Mimicry was exhibited in the Swiss Game Lounge at the House of Switzerland United Kingdom 2012. The painting shows a romantic landscape with which the spectator can interact by using the expressions on his face to modulate the weather and environment. As someone approaches the screen, the painting come to life and reacts to the viewerвЂ™s expressions.ДЄfter participating at swissnex San Francisco Gamegazer exhibit during GDC, Mimicry was invited by Pro Helveti, to show its new interactive painting and other projects during Tokyo Game Show 2013 at the swiss game booth. Mimicry is a playful installation displaying a series of computer graphics paintings. Faceshift also supports live streaming, which lead to a fast adoption by artists using it for interactive installations. We have astonishing real time tracking and a high quality offline post-processing in a single, convenient application.ДЇaceshiftвЂ™s customers come from the television, movie, commercials, and game production, where faceshift is employed for virtual production, post-production, and content creation. Publisher: faceshift AG Last updated: March 28th, 2016.

#Faceshift ag movie#

This description is then used to animate virtual characters for use in movie or game production. the eye movements in faceshift studio map to the eyes in the scene using a joint-based approach. In conjunction with the Swiss Gaming Corner swissnex Boston presents Faceshift and ApelabвЂ™s Mimicry.Д¦.30 pm: Doors open вЂ“ have fun gaming in the Swiss Gaming CornerД§.00 pm: Welcome and presentation of Faceshift by Thibaut Weise and Mimicry by EmilieДЁ.30 pm: Networking reception and more gaming in the Swiss Gaming CornerДЇaceshiftвЂ™s software analyzes the face motions of an actor, and describes them as a mixture of basic expressions, plus head orientation and gaze.