The Despicable Me 2 movie lands in theatres at the end of this month, but if you fancy a quick look behind the scenes on how some of the 3D animations were created, a new short four-minute trailer has been released presented by Steve Carell.
In the new teaser trailer, Steve Carell explains a little about how 3D animations are created as well as shows a number of clips from the new movie. Enjoy!
Despicable Me 2 arrives in cinemas on June 28th, 2013, and is the sequel to the popular first movie that launched back in 2010. The new Despicable Me 2 movie has been produced by Illumination Entertainment and distributed by Universal Pictures, and follows Gru in his life after leaving crime behind.
The Plot Thickens
The storyline of Despicable Me 2 takes an exciting twist as Gru, the former super-villain, is now a devoted father to his three adopted daughters. His life of villainy is behind him, and he is trying to lead a normal life. However, his peaceful existence is disrupted when he is recruited by Lucy Wilde and Silas Ramsbottom and is taken to the headquarters of the Anti-Villain League, a society dedicated to fighting crime on a global scale.
“But his calm and unexciting new life takes an unexpected turn when he is recruited by Lucy Wilde and Silas Ramsbottom and is taken to the headquarters of the Anti-Villain League, a society dedicated to fighting crime on a global scale.”
Gru’s new mission is to help the Anti-Villain League track down a new criminal mastermind who threatens the world. This new adventure is filled with humor, action, and heartwarming moments that fans of the first movie will surely appreciate.
Behind the Scenes of 3D Animation
The teaser trailer presented by Steve Carell offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of 3D animation. Creating a 3D animated film like Despicable Me 2 involves a complex and collaborative process. It starts with the development of the story and characters, followed by the creation of detailed storyboards that outline the visual flow of the film.
Once the storyboards are approved, the next step is to create the 3D models of the characters and environments. These models are meticulously crafted to ensure they are both visually appealing and capable of expressing a wide range of emotions and actions. The animators then bring these models to life by adding movement, expressions, and interactions.
One of the key aspects of 3D animation is the use of motion capture technology. This technology allows animators to record the movements of real actors and translate them into the movements of the animated characters. This adds a layer of realism and fluidity to the animation that is difficult to achieve through traditional methods.
The lighting and rendering process is another crucial step in creating a 3D animated film. This involves adding light sources to the scenes and rendering the final images to create the desired visual effects. The goal is to make the animated world look as realistic and immersive as possible.
Finally, the film undergoes a rigorous editing process where the scenes are assembled, and the sound effects, music, and voice acting are added. The result is a polished and engaging film that captivates audiences of all ages.
Source: Gizmodo
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