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EVOLUTION OF 3D ANIMATION IN FILMS

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JONATHAN MÍNGUEZ CAÑAMARES 2ºA FP : 3D ANIMATION

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1.Introduction

2.Early Milestones in 3D Animation

3.Stylization vs. Realism

4.Future Trends in 3D Animation

5.conclussion

6.Bibliography

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1.INRODUCTION

1.1WHAT IS 3D ANIMATION?

3D animation is the process of creating alive pictures in a three-dimensional environment. While 2D animation is flat, 3D animation incorporates depth and fills out a volume of space, allowing the renderings of lifelike characters and realistic environments. . The process is highly complex, involving multiple stages and specialized tools to transform creative visions into reality.

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2.EARLY MILESTONES IN 3D ANIMATION

The evolution of 3D animation relied on advancing technology. Early innovations, from recursive ray tracing in the late 1970s to software such as Autodesk’s AutoCAD in 1982, enabled creators to build an ever more sophisticated and realistic-looking world. These tools were a turning point in 3D animation and became easier and more accessible.

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2.EARLY MILESTONES IN 3D ANIMATION

Here are some of the movies that used the first 3D techniques:

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3.Stylization vs. Realism in 3D Animation

3D animation bridges the gap between realism, which focuses on replicating the physical world, and stylization, which embraces artistic creativity to create unique visual expressions. Both approaches serve different storytelling needs and can be combined to produce innovative visual experiences. Realism in The Sea Beast: This film presents realistic textures, lifelike water simulations, and detailed character design. These elements enhance the immersion, making the animated environments and characters feel authentic and relatable. Stylization in Arcane: On the other hand, Arcane uses hand-painted textures, vibrant color schemes, and exaggerated designs. This stylized approach enriches emotional storytelling and supports the series fantasy themes, giving it a distinctive identity that pure realism cannot achieve.

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4.FUTURE TRENDS IN 3D ANIMATION

• 1. AI AND AUTOMATION

2. REAL-TIME RENDERING

AI is transforming 3D animation by automating duties like rigging and motion capture, reducing production time while improving realism. Tools using AI can create diverse environments with minimal effort, freeing animators to focus on creativity instead of technical details.

Real-time rendering, powered by advanced GPUs and tools like Unreal Engine, allows instant visualization of changes. It’s revolutionizing virtual production by enabling real-time adjustments to lighting, textures, and camera angles, especially in filmmaking and gaming.

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5.CONCLUSION

Looking ahead, sustainability has emerged as a critical focus in 3D Animation. Practices like cloud-based rendering and energy-efficient workflows are shaping a greener future for animation. By balancing innovation, creativity and environmental responsibility, 3D animation remains a powerful medium for pushing the boundaries of imagination and connecting with audiences worldwide.

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6.BIBLIOGRAPHY

https://pixune.com/blog/what-is-3d-animation/

https://www.lafilm.edu/blog/animation-milestones/

https://www.theimaginestudio.com/the_future_of_3d_animation.html

https://motionographer.com/2022/07/23/too-close-for-comfort-the-challenge-of-hyperrealism-in-character-design/

https://infocusfilmschool.com/history-of-3d-animation/

https://animationexplainers.com/the-history-of-3d-animation/

https://blog.syncsketch.com/creator-stories/arcane-fortiche/

https://buzzflick.com/history-of-3d-animation/

https://www.withashleyandco.com/2022/06/behind-the-scenes-of-the-sea-beast-interview-with-the-filmmakers/

https://80.lv/articles/integrating-real-time-rendering-into-film-production-pipeline/

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