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Cinemassively: Animating avatars with CrazyTalk
by Moo Money 
on Jun 20th 2008 12:30PM
Video, Second Life, Free-to-play, Cinemassively, Machinima
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[Thanks, John!]
If you have machinima or movie suggestions from any MMO, please send them to machinima AT massively DOT com, along with any information you might have about them.
Reader Comments (6)
Posted: Jun 20th 2008 3:14PM (Unverified) said
This isn't the same company that was claiming a patent on all text inspired avatar emoting, is it?
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Posted: Jun 20th 2008 8:26PM (Unverified) said
Hi, this is John from Reallusion. No, we have not made any patent claims on text inspired avatar emoting. That must be someone else. However, everything you experience inside CrazyTalk is 100% proprietary to Reallusion. Not only that, but filmmakers that use CrazyTalk or iClone have full commercial license to distribute, showcase and sell their works!
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Posted: Jun 21st 2008 5:09AM (Unverified) said
... now all that's missing is to get Linden Lab partner with Reallusion to implement Crazy Talk in SL :)
Oh, I'm not complaining about the recent patch that allowed (limited) lipsyncing in SL, which is *great* for working with moving images :) instead of merely static ones. But, granted, it's a simple patch, and lightyears away from what Crazy Talk can do.
Ah... and a Mac version would be nice too (seriously, are there still people around using Windows Movie Maker??).
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Oh, I'm not complaining about the recent patch that allowed (limited) lipsyncing in SL, which is *great* for working with moving images :) instead of merely static ones. But, granted, it's a simple patch, and lightyears away from what Crazy Talk can do.
Ah... and a Mac version would be nice too (seriously, are there still people around using Windows Movie Maker??).
Posted: Jun 21st 2008 9:14AM (Unverified) said
I have been using CrazyTalk and several other in and out of world software to create my monthly video-magazine, ScarlettCast, which covers fashion and lifetyle in SL. So far I have been pleased with the results.
You can have a look at this month's installment all over the web and via iTunes. Here is on elink for you to watch
http://scarlettcastdigital.blip.tv/#987795
I also have subscribeomatics all over and collect a very decent package of freebies monthly for the subscribers.
Please contact me via email scarlett.niven@hotmail.com or in world if you want landmarks for the subscribeomatics or if you have any questions.
Thanx!
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You can have a look at this month's installment all over the web and via iTunes. Here is on elink for you to watch
http://scarlettcastdigital.blip.tv/#987795
I also have subscribeomatics all over and collect a very decent package of freebies monthly for the subscribers.
Please contact me via email scarlett.niven@hotmail.com or in world if you want landmarks for the subscribeomatics or if you have any questions.
Thanx!
Posted: Jun 21st 2008 9:19AM (Unverified) said
I have been using CrazyTalk and several other in and out of worldsoftware to create my monthly video-magazine, ScarlettCast, whichcovers fashion and lifetyle in SL. So far I have been pleased withthe results.You can have a look at this month's installment all over the web andvia iTunes. Here is on elink for you to watchhttp://scarlettcastdigital.blip.tv/#987795 I also have subscribeomatics all over and collect a very decentpackage of freebies monthly for the subscribers.Please contact me via email scarlett.niven@hotmail.com or in world ifyou want landmarks for the subscribeomatics or if you have anyquestions.Thanx!
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