3D Animations and 360° Movies

Were you also among those who were deeply impressed when you saw dinosaurs on the screen for the first time in Jurassic Park in 1993, which seemed unexpectedly lifelike and really frightened many spectators? Today, 3D is used in some form in almost every movie – or exclusively.
The technical progress and the powerful computing power of today’s PCs make the use of 3D animations also possible in the area of corporate videos.

Especially complex products can be shown in action instead of just on the technical drawing – even in space. It would be very expensive to build a satellite, to send it into space and a second spaceship with the film crew to show a slip ring at work inside, which you somehow can’t really see.
Have a look at the image film Intervideo shot for Schleifring GmbH, then you will see 3D animations exactly in this Scenario.

The 360-degree film builds the bridge from film to virtual reality. With special cameras, scenes can be filmed “all around”, which the viewer can later view from any angle with a mouse click or the appropriate VR glasses and even move around in them. For example, hotels or parks can be visited virtually or, in combination with the 3D animation, they can even be tested in the latest car model.
Or imagine you want to present prefabricated houses, caravans or tents. Instead of having to make every object available to the interested party in reality, everything can be viewed in advance with a full 360° panoramic view. In combination with virtual reality, the caravan or tent can also be placed in different scenarios, sometimes in the forest, sometimes in the mountains, sometimes at the sea.