3D Artist Reacts to Dune and Kong: Skull Island

[@guusjefuchs6816]

Learned so much from this video! Man, moviemaking takes so much time

[@brandonreaves7876]

I love this! Keep up the beautiful work cousin. 🩶

[@carpattestudios]

Thanks for watching! Happy you enjoyed it.

[@benihana0]

Cool and interesting video! Definitely want to see more of these!

[@carpattestudios]

Thank you! I'm happy that you liked it. More coming soon!

[@quasiaspeaks6091]

This so cool !

[@carpattestudios]

Thanks! These movies do some crazy tricks to get them looking so good. Thanks for watching!

[@Dabtasitc]

I think u should have like 10k subs

[@carpattestudios]

Thank you, that means a lot. Thanks for watching!

[@Beluugs]

Amazing job!

[@carpattestudios]

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

[@kevinkray.]

I would say the movement is too good to be true for an "actor". The way he moves and spins around looks a little bit too natural imo and when he takes the sword out of the one person and onto the other person looks a little off. So I think they added his face afterwards. So most of the sequent I would say is CGI. Great video Cartez!

[@carpattestudios]

Bravo, great anaylsis!

[@bengonto1250]

Its pretty obvious they superimposed Timothy's face on the CG avatar. They do this when actors cant fight or do agile stuff. If you look at the straight to DVD Steven Seagal movies there's moments where they'll have something where fat late 60s Steven Seagal is riding a motorcycle and they just superimpose his face under the visor. Its obvious not only because the stunt man is much slimmer than Steven but because its a different shade and quality compared to the rest of the shot.

[@carpattestudios]

That's a great anaylsis, but let me leave you with this question: They superimposed Timothy's face onto the CG avatar but how does the CG avatar move so realistically? Were Animators working overtime? Are the soldiers chroma-keyed in the back? Is it all geometry?! OH MY THE POLYGONS!

[@bengonto1250]

@@carpattestudios I think they probably used real acrobatics as a reference. Sort of like how they make videogame cutscenes these days

[@bengonto1250]

Kong stole ideas from Ancestors pre release and thats why the game failed critically and financially

[@carpattestudios]

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