"Avatar 2" to utilise underwater motion capture technology
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"Avatar two" to utilise underwater motion capture technology
"Avatar" co-producer Jon Landau sheds some light on how the sequels to the 2009 sci-fi epic are coming forth, at a engineering tiptop in Las Vegas.
A still from the 2009 sci-fi ballsy "Avatar".
LAS VEGAS: "Avatar" director James Cameron'south shut collaborator Jon Landau, who also co-produced the 2009 sci-fi epic, revealed Sunday that they may utilise underwater motion capture applied science in "Avatar 2", reported US media.
Speaking at the National Association of Broadcasters' Technology Tiptop on Picture palace in Las Vegas, Landau said visual effects crews are able to simulate water with estimator graphics, but "tin can't simulate the actor's feel" underwater.
He said that they are currently experimenting with the idea of putting actors in a water tank and doing "underwater performance capture".
Landau also expressed that they are exploring the apply of high frame rates, which was most recently employed in Peter Jackson'due south "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey", in the two "Avatar" sequels.
However, he stressed that technology remains a means to an cease.
"We want to accept advantage of the technology that people are putting out in that location to make the adjacent two movies more engaging and visually tantalizing, and wrap up the story arc of our two main characters," said Landau.
While Landau appears to accept a clear thought of how the "Avatar" sequels are coming along, and has previously revealed that "Avatar 2" will pick up where "Avatar" left off, he was unable to requite a timeframe for its completion, and tweeted Tuesday that there is "yet no due date on Avatar 2".
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