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cineSync makes Journey easier for Frantic

Wednesday, 02 July 2008


When Frantic Films' two Canadian divisions (Winnipeg and Vancouver) were selected to create more than 130 shots for the new Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D feature film, they relied on cineSync to effectively communicate visual images between locations.

In an interview with Post Magazine about the various challenges of creating the shots, Frantic's Randal Shore said that "Frantic's two locations communicate as freely as if they were across the hall from each other using cineSync".

cineSync also integrated well with Frantic Films' proprietary project management system Project Flow - "We are able to assign tasks, submit dailies and review dailies all through this system (Project Flow)," Shore says, "which also synchronizes the digital files to each office so the supervisor, wherever they are, can review the artists' work wherever they are. We use this in conjunction with cineSync for actual conference call reviews."

See the full article, including the experiences of other VFX houses on Journey to the Center of the Earth 3D, on Post's website


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