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Final Fantasy - The Spirits Within

Published:12 August 2001Publication History

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Square Pictures' Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within defines the current state of the art in fully synthetic moviemaking. FF:TSWbreaks new ground by presenting a fully computer-rendered world populated not by insects, robots, or toys but by realistic humancharacters who can act and directly involve the audience. Ambitious use of new modeling and procedural animation methods,high-quality rendering, and new forms of special effects have been combined with traditional character animation and innovativemotion-capture technology to create a theatre experience unlike anything movie audiences have yet seen, and which is likelyto spawn an entirely new genre. Copyright held by creator.

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    SVR '01: ACM SIGGRAPH 2001 video review on Electronic theater program
    August 2001
    ISBN:9781450374323
    DOI:10.1145/945314

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    • Published: 12 August 2001

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