Computer Motion Capture

 

Steve Nallon is an experienced Computer Motion Capture actor. In fact, Steve was there at the birth of this new technology back in 1988 when he appeared on the BBC science series TOMORROW’S WORLD in a feature illustrating its potential. Since then he has performed for several Motion Capture companies, notably Centroid and Headcast, where he has often combined his vocal talents with this revolutionary computer technology. Steve has also worked as a RC Puppeteer (Remote Control Operator) on the Netflix series DARK CRYSTAL and on movies such as MUPPET TREASURE ISLAND

computer motion capture selection
 

Computer Motion Capture, or ‘Mo-Cap’ for short, is the process of recording the movement and actions of human performers digitally and then that coded information in a computer programme to animate 2D or 3D character models. This process is also sometimes called 'Performance Capture', especially when recording face movements to create a more subtle expression. Both ‘Motion Capture’ and ‘Performance Capture’ should be distinguished ‘Computer Generated Imagery’, or CGI, where computer graphics are used to create or contribute to background images or objects in video games and other simulated media.

computer motion capture selection