<![CDATA[how long takes to make 1 min of 3d movie?]]>Archived from the IMDb Discussion Forums — Special and Visual Effects

EasternMafia — 11 years ago(November 04, 2014 04:59 AM)

what slows up the the process? number of characters, many action moves? what is the cheapest cost to make 1 min of 3d movie?
on freelancer sites, i notice orders for feature film for only $10000. this type of making movies can really help new writers and producers. Sure marketing is huge deal.. thx to online shops, u can easily sell products.
what kind of softer, platforms, technology in future could speed up the process of making animation movies.
Motion capture can be easily set for home use. small studios. that technology is old for decades.
i have no idea why people complain about special effects. use to be big deal, to day must be perfect.

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Converting 2D to 3D costs about $27,000 per minute. Auto converting looks nothing like 3D and doing it manually is only marginally better.
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Depends on the process. There's software that can render anything into "3-D" in real time. Shooting in binocular (2 camera) 3-D requires twice as many cameras, but not twice as many actors, so

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