How do shot templates work?
Steven Spielberg, Sam Raimi, and Joss Whedon are called out as examples of shot templates in my patent for AniBot. To clarify, AniBot...
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Overview
The 3D animation process is a complex and difficult undertaking. In order to create even the simplest of animations or visual effects, one must bring together various artists, storytellers, and coordinators and invest enormous amounts of capital.
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The Animation Process and Cost
Look at the end credits of any animated video and you will see a long list of names, from 3D artists to animators, from sound designers to 3D rigging. It takes a host of people to be spooled up, organized, and paid to produce the simplest of 3D animations, let alone a feature length film. AniBot automates this process by capturing the methods and art assets directly from animators and artists, allowing them to leverage their talents and the creation of micro studios instantly.
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How AniBot works
AniBot takes control of the APIs of professional animation software and automated much of the process of creating 3D content, from visual effects to compositing. In it's early stage (now) it allows anyone to bypass the tools themselves and use a much simpler interface to create stories. In the future, once it learns more, it will be able to generate content automatically without human input.
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