Bifrost Procedures for Film & TV at Crafty Apes | Vision Series

Explore practical production applications for harnessing Bifrost’s procedural capabilities in each step of the pipeline with Sean Willis, Senior Technical Artist and Pipeline TD at Crafty Apes, while learning how to art-direct complex layered effects, read images directly in the graph, iterate rapid prototypes, and build useful tools for Maya in Bifrost.
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[@erichance8222]

Thank you for sharing Sean, it's great to see how you've integrated BF into your workflow

[@tekkablade12]

the FX at 0:50 was awesome

[@kaikayoru1316]

this is great! I'm excited to delve into the graph and see what to come up with!

[@juancarlosgzrz]

How crazy someone could be to use Bifrost for film

[@warlock_r]

Wdym? Aren't these guys doing exactly that?

[@toquita3d]

If it was good enough for Avatar, Pirates of the Caribbean, etc, than it's a good tool.

[@baarg8672]

44:52 - wow! can output value be used as title node name?

[@lukakoprivica]

According to comments, and the lack of them, people are simply scared of Maya.

[@Mike_Michael1]

I am a very old Maya user, and I never touched bifrost yet.

[@Mike_Michael1]

p.s. I don't really follow this channel.