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Gerel: Against The Corvus Empire - a pixel art video game by CGS grads

CG Spectrum

Operating as Gerel, players will explore the whimsical land of Muur, meet some of the quaint and quirky locals, battle enemies using melee combat, and unlock new areas by solving puzzles on a quest to reclaim her children. Alan’s main advice is to exercise patience and be as clear as possible with communications.

Pixel 97
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How Script Breakdown Impacts the Workflow of Different Film Departments

Filmustage

Picture this: thousands of dollars vanishing faster than a magician's rabbit, all because someone missed a crucial prop or location detail. But here's the catch many production teams find themselves tangled in a web of confusion, trying to juggle communication gaps and resource headaches. Ready to peek behind the curtain?

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Navigating the Details: The Role of a Script Breakdown Summary in Filmmaking

Filmustage

It involves analyzing scenes to determine the various components needed — such as locations, special effects, cast, and props — and their impact on the project’s resources and timelines. Props : All significant objects that actors interact with during a scene. Wardrobe : Costumes and outfit changes required for the characters.

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Scheduling Techniques for International Filmmaking

Filmustage

Need an emergency prop? Your winning formula should include: Clear goals Well-defined roles Precise performance tracking Backup plans for those unexpected twists Face-to-face meetups that can bring the team together Communication Protocols Your international team needs that stellar connection. Extra hands? They know just who to call.

Film 52
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A comprehensive guide to in-demand roles in film and games

CG Spectrum

The 3D modeling process commonly begins with 3D modelers receiving a scan of a prop, character, or vehicle either directly from a live-action shoot or from external sources like MegaScans (a website offering a diverse range of pre-scanned generic assets). and cinematography (shot framing, composition, camera angles, etc.)

Film 52
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The Kristala Dev Blog - Issue #32

Astral Clock Tower Studios

link] [link] [link] In the last issue of the Kristala dev blog, we showed off some of the props our 3D Environmental Modeler, Cass, had been working on that will be used to detail the various water villages that comprise The Dalamase. 3D Generalist Karena also spent some time wrapping up a few ongoing designs over the past month. Take a look.

Dev 52
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It Takes Two (Of the Worst People In the World)

The Bottom Feeder

It skips from action to pvp games to puzzles to boss fights with blinding speed. Props to them for trying. Dear Indie Devs: For small communities of artists, rejecting freedom of expression is a seriously bad idea.) This is an unavoidable side-effect of humans communicating with other humans. All killer, no filler.

Art 52