Did real-time animation just take another terrifying Lovecraftian step forward?
It seems like every time I turn on my computer, check my iPhone, or just connect to the Internet in any way, I’m seeing news of another bold breakthrough in the world of smart computing. From the chilling, but awe-inspiring possibilities of AI-powered image generation, to the possibilities of virtual production tools making on-set filmmaking obsolete, it sure feels like technology is advancing faster than ever.
Well, we have a new report in this catalog of awesome impending digital doom to file with this cool look into how one of the latest episodes of Netflix’s Love Death + Robots was created entirely by using real-time animation in Unreal Engine.
Let’s check out this cool technology and see if it’s a legit new future tech space that filmmakers should try out, or if it’s another reason to run for the hills and prepare ourselves for the robot wars of 2023.
Author: Jourdan Aldredge
This article comes from No Film School and can be read on the original site.
