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Feature Film animated in Max

by Dave Baker
June 8, 2014
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Hyper Image, Inc is in post production on its first CGI feature animated completely in 3ds Max. “Race” is a science-fiction action movie set in the world of high speed competitive racing. Trailers are available for viewing at www.racethemovie.net.

Hyper Image is the studio responsible for animating episodes of “Starship Troopers: Roughneck Chronicles” and “Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century” Primarily a television animation and post production company, this is their first full length feature.

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shawn hendriks
19 years ago

Its hardly the first full CG movie created with 3ds max. I Believe Kaena was the first done in max 2.5 through 3. THere have 3 or 4 others since then.

dave
19 years ago

The news item says that they are in post production on THEIR first CGI feature film, not THE first CGI feature film made with 3ds Max.

shawn hendriks
19 years ago

Oops, thats what happens when you read to fast in the morning.

Jimbo
19 years ago

It may however be the first movie renderd to look like a video game.

stewart
19 years ago

What video game is this a movie of?

WEBLAN
19 years ago

I have seen X box 360 games with comparable renders.

Anonymous
19 years ago

Ouch!

Ugly stuff

Tim
19 years ago

The long shots look better than any game I’ve ever seen.

Torque9
19 years ago

be a little encouraging. As far as max is concerned the short rockfish by blur studios is just as good as final fantasy: the movie.about this movie, it was definitely made in a small amount of time and they might not have used all their resources on it.it’s ok! though and guys be encouraging.they used max 100% to make it besides compositing software.

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