Spellcaster Studios Reel
October 29, 2009 | In Corporate | No comments
This is our presentation reel.
You can see some of our notable productions, with our original sound track by our friend João Camacho: http://www.sonicdaze.com/
This is our presentation reel.
You can see some of our notable productions, with our original sound track by our friend João Camacho: http://www.sonicdaze.com/
In this video we show the interactive application for the Virtual Tour to the Watermill.
The navigation was simplified to help less info-experienced people to use it.
Instead of a FPS game navigation, we have point-of-interest points where you can travel to. On those, you have full control of the camera direction.
You can travel outside and inside the Watermill building.
In this post, we show the a movie of the interactive exploded view of the Watermill’s engine.
Any part of the engine can be selected and the assembly of its components is shown.
Of course, as in any good 3d interactive application, the camera is under the user’s control.
Some remarkable buildings in Santa Cruz, modeled in 3d.
The Japanese poet Kazuo Dan lived many years in Santa Cruz and got inspired for many poems and paintings there.
In this application we wanted to show the evolution of Santa Cruz from the beginning of the XX Century until today.
We decided to perform some changes:
This way we’ll keep the navigation simplicity but allowing to access any point in the travel path in any period of time.
We’ll keep the XX Century ortho-photo-map to help understanding the evolution of the village.
For the creation of the 3d model of Santa Cruz, we took several steps:
This part of the Interactive Application allow you to see in 3d real time the evolution of the Watermill.
We’re used to be impressed with old castles and palaces, but a 600 years old Watermill has its charm!
In the Municipality, city Museum and several Associations in the area, there are old pictures and videos of Santa Cruz.
The goal is to bundle them together on a nice presentation to be shown at the Interactive Center.
It’s amazing how the village grew in the last 30 years.
Spellcaster Studios won a tender for the production of interactive content for the Interactive Center of Santa Cruz’ Watermill.
This is a very exciting project as we’re talking about a XV century watermill that was in production until mid XX century and was now recovered.
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