Rotoscoping DAVID CHEN CS294-7 THE ART OF ANIMATION.

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Rotoscoping DAVID CHEN CS294-7 THE ART OF ANIMATION

Technique Take live action footage (source footage) Trace each frame of footage Merge rotoscoped images with the animation

Origins 19 th century studies in motion Eadweard Muybridge, The Horse in Motion (1878)

Early Days Max Fleischer: “Out of the Inkwell” (1914), “Betty Boop” (1930s) Disney: Snow White (1937), 101 Dalmatians (1961) Higher level of realism in animation

Out of the Inkwell

Why Rotoscoping? Live action video  a-ha - Take On Me (1985)  Star Wars (1977) Reuse of source footage  Disney: Winnie the Pooh (1960s), The Jungle Book (1967), etc. Budget concerns  Ralph Bakshi: Wizards (1977), The Lord of the Rings (1978)

a-ha - Take On Me

Family Guy - Take On Me

Disney: Cheapskates?

Modern Rotoscoping Highly computer- assistated  Waking Life (2001)  A Scanner Darkly (2006) Digital equivalent: motion capture  Actor performs an action  System captures 3D positional data  Animator uses data to generate realistic motion

A Scanner Darkly

Lord of the Rings: Motion Capture

Conclusion Rotoscoping is used for:  Realism  Cost-cutting  Motion study Rotoscoping (and motion capture) still used widely today

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