Smoke and Mirrors uses modo 501

In this interview on location in London, Clive Biley, Creative Director of Smoke and Mirrors, explains why modo is used so extensively in this world-renowned production company. Clive notes that modo can actually render out 12k CGI print and visualisation images in front of the client, and, he says "we've never had a software package that allowed us to do that..."

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• Luxology
• modo 501
• Smoke and Mirrors
• Clive Biley
• CGI
• snapping
• FBX
• post-it
• post-production
• 3D rendering
• visualisation

[Snoxie]

So awesome to see how modo is being used around the world. I know there's tons of users, but it makes me feel proud in a weird way that I choose such an amazing 3d app to learn and work with day to day.

[bradpeebler]

I love this video. That Clive Biley sure knows what he is talking about. And whoever shot this must be a cinematic genius! modo looks cool too.

[gpothecary]

Clive and Brad, will you keep quiet about modo, I'm making money out of it, because it makes me look cleverer than I really am.

[kabab32r]

Nice stuff!

But remodelling CAD data is completely redundant these days and your throwing away a lot of effort gone into making high quality surfaces.

There are some good tools out there to properly mesh CAD data without gaps.

[donttalkcrap]

Go the modo!!