Gone are the days when early cartoonists and animators tried to make movies with hand-drawn sketches and graphics. The great Walt Disney used to hand-paint most of the early works. His work is the pinnacle and inspiration of modern animators and graphic designers around the world.
Contemporary animated films are the culmination of the modern film industry. Previously viewers have never experienced such top graphics, animations and CGI displays.
Technological developments in the IT and design fields offer a wide range of possibilities for modern animators. Graphic and animated artists have become easier in their efforts because the technology of our time is very tolerant and new and radical advances are taking place every day.
Animation has gone through a long and arduous process from the early days, and modern animation creations are very realistic and you can touch them.
The emergence of computers and cutting-edge computer applications has been revolutionary for many years, and they should be attributed to the success of the current animation industry.
The technological advancement of the animation industry is a never-ending process, and it is expected that they will achieve leap-forward development, even surpassing the current larger and better trends.
Taking CGI as an example, computer-generated images go beyond the established laws of physics. Animators can use advanced CGI to make their animated characters perform impossible, sometimes quirky.
The current state of CGI is the result of innovations in the way we solve computer algorithms and the compactness of integrated circuits and the development of various software.
CGI is not only efficient but also cost effective. It's cheaper than any other form of animation, let alone an expensive micro set and scene. Of course, it has its own weaknesses. CGI animators have not yet captured complex human emotions and movements.
No matter how realistic the animated character looks, it will still be subject to limited movements and reactions. American psychologist Paul Ekman divides human emotions into six types that are ubiquitous in everyone in the world. The six emotions he recognizes are happiness, sadness, surprise, fear, anger and disgust. He later added a seventh emotion, the emotion of the attempt.
The animators have not been able to capture all of the emotions mentioned above, but with the technical perversion that occurs every day, this may soon become a reality.
So what is the future of animation and animator?
Well, this is a never-ending process, and the future of animation and animators is bright. First, more and more photo-level rendering in animations is used.
Paul Walker's death is devastating for fans of the "Speed and Passion" series and fans of the film fraternity. Even more frustrating is that he died while filming "Angry 7".
But this didn't stop the filming. The whole movie was done with the help of realistic rendering, among them, the digital double or virtual actor, as well as Paul Walker's appearance and portrait, and Walker's brother, used to End this movie.
About ten years ago, this technology was extremely unusable, which would make the film useless and likely to be shelved. The untimely death of the starring will result in the cancellation of all shots. In extreme cases, millions of people will spend and cancel will not be an option, and the studio may spend millions of dollars to re-shoot a new cast to save the movie.
Filmmaking will be a much cheaper theme, and it's not too far away, as it will be easier to replace players with digitally similar methods. Imagine being able to digitally resurrect an actor who has been dead for a long time or is unable to make a specific shot due to a conflicting schedule.
Animation science will continue to grow and grow at a rate that may exceed current scenarios. The ingenuity of human beings is infinite. As long as we have a dreamer, we will have continuous advanced technology to bring animation to a new level.
Orignal From: Animation: a long journey
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