South Park/Simpsons/Family Guy Animation VERSUS Frozen/Incredibles/Shrek Animation - Software Question
Does anyone have a link/blogpost or article discussing which Animation software is used to create: South Park, the Simpsons, Family Guy, etc?
How about 3d-like cartoons like Incredibles, Frozen, Shrek?
Same software? Different software?
How about 3d-like cartoons like Incredibles, Frozen, Shrek?
Same software? Different software?
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RenderMan for the 3D ones
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George Hull is a friend of my family:
http://www.ghull.com
Although his website doesn't discuss the software that he uses, there's a contact form there and I'm (somewhat) confident that he'll reply to your questions...he's a very nice fellow. I don't see mention of it at his site, but his animation on Finding Nemo is superb. Regards, Joe
http://www.ghull.com
Although his website doesn't discuss the software that he uses, there's a contact form there and I'm (somewhat) confident that he'll reply to your questions...he's a very nice fellow. I don't see mention of it at his site, but his animation on Finding Nemo is superb. Regards, Joe
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