Intelligent Development can model, render and animate advanced 3D characters.
We can implement these characters into 3D sets or environments for a variety of purposes, from mobile advertising to 3D virtual adventure games.
ID character creations can even live on your website to help guide new users or be used to enhance banners.
We deliver show-stopping experiences to your audience and promote your message with bespoke familiar character development, which allows your production more freedom, creativity and innovation.
Initially a character is created as a surface model, which enables ease of manipulation, moulding and mesh transition for animation. Software tools and/or Mocap detection equipment can then utilised to create kinetic motion capture.
We have a small, but highly skilled team who can create and manage any project to suit your needs, although, we are also linked with thousands of global 3D animators who we often utilise for larger or niche productions. It can take teams of hundreds of modellers and animators many thousands of hours to create feature length animations. By drawing on a network of highly skilled professionals and experts within the 3D industry we can efficiently produce animations of any length and complexity with superior effect. All our partner companies have a proven track record.
If you would like Intelligent Development to design, model, render, animate and/or programme any interactive 3D characters, 3D sets or 3D props for your next project, please contact us.
Many of the characters were designed for the consumer and educational markets. ID plans to market the characters for branding of new toys for the promotion of education of science and for approaching companies such as Disney, 20th Century Fox, BBC, ITV and other media companies for future development within the educational development. The responses were extremely promising but storyboards are still being developed in addition to new concepts toys. ID is looking for partners for the development of these characters and concepts.
