The application of digital media art in film and television animation based on three-dimensional interactive technology

Gao, Yang

doi:10.2478/amns.2023.2.00313

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“…Digital media technology, as an important branch of modern science and technology, covers digital image processing, digital audio processing, digital special effects production and many other aspects [2]. These technologies play a vital role in the post-production of film and television animation.…”

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The application of digital media technology in the post-production of film and television animation

2024

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With the rapid development of science and technology, digital media technology shows a significant trend in the late production of film and television animation. This paper explores the development trend of digital media technology in the post-production of film and television animation, focusing on the impact of artificial intelligence, big data, cloud computing, virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR). In addition, the application of digital image processing, audio processing and special effects production in post-production is also studied, and the future development direction of the industry is prospected. This paper aims to provide useful reference for practitioners and researchers in the field of film and television animation production.

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The application of digital media technology in the post-production of film and television animation

2024

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“…The Morphing technique simplifies and smoothes the scene. The study compares the impact of scene simplification and LOD detail levels on GEQ, feel of existence, and visually and emotionally impact in designing scenes for films and animations using virtual reality versus conventional approaches [8].…”

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Movie Scene Simulation and Rendering Based on Virtual Reality Technology

Yuanyuan Ji

2024

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Movie scene simulation and rendering with virtual reality (VR) technology have emerged as a game-changing method in the film industry, providing filmmakers with unparalleled creative opportunities and immersive storytelling experiences. This article investigates the use of VR technology in movie scene simulation and rendering, with a focus on sophisticated modelling techniques and rendering methods. Filmmakers can effectively control scene complexity and enhance rendering speed by utilizing VR-based modelling approaches such as multi-resolution decomposition and level of detail (LOD) rendering. These modelling techniques enable the development of highly complex and realistic virtual worlds, allowing filmmakers to bring their creative visions to life with unparalleled precision. In addition, VR-based rendering technologies, such as viewpoint-based geometric chunking rendering, improve frame rates and overall scene rendering quality, resulting in a seamless and immersive watching experience for audiences. Using VR technology, filmmakers can push the boundaries of traditional filmmaking, create fascinating cinematic experiences, and reimagine narrative in the digital age. This research explores the revolutionary impact of VR technology on movie scene simulation and rendering, emphasizing its potential to change the way films are created, seen, and appreciated by audiences throughout the world. Finally, they compare and assess the scene effect, LOD detail level, and interactive experience effect before and after simplification. scene design for virtual reality technologies generally scores 5-6 on each of the measures, whereas common technology's scenario design usually gets 3 to 4, showing whether the scenario design of virtual reality technology works properly.

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Action capture method of animated characters based on virtual reality technology

Dai,

Xue

2024

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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Virtual reality technology is a kind of animation technology that is widely used in the creation of film and television animation art, which makes the technological imprint of film and television animation art creation exceptionally obvious. The article utilizes virtual reality technology to create a virtual scene for character motion capture in film and television animation by combining the video motion capture system. The camera position-solving method is used to map the points in the three-dimensional space to the two-dimensional image plane, and then the high-dimensional image signals are converted to the low-dimensional signals of human body postures through the minimum bounding rectangle of the foreground image to realize the solving of the character’s action posture information. Based on the graph convolution neural network, a time domain graph convolution model is established with the help of layering and cross-frame connection of the null time domain convolution to realize the 3D pose estimation and capture of the character movement in film and television animation. The joints’ confidence smooths the pose sequence of the character’s action. The maximum error of the yaw, pitch, and roll angles in 15 frames does not exceed 0.4° in the pose resolution of the animated character. Real and measured joint flexion and extension angles have errors that are less than 0.3°. The average error of the Euler angle data for character motion capture is between 1.37 and 3.86°, and the MPJVE error of the smoothed data is reduced by 1.15 mm compared to the pre-processing data. The virtual scene constructed by relying on the virtual reality technology can help the video motion capture system to obtain the performance of film and television animated characters, and provide a reference to optimize the film and television animated characters’ movements.

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The application of digital media art in film and television animation based on three-dimensional interactive technology

Cited by 3 publications

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The application of digital media technology in the post-production of film and television animation

The application of digital media technology in the post-production of film and television animation

Movie Scene Simulation and Rendering Based on Virtual Reality Technology

Action capture method of animated characters based on virtual reality technology

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