Friday, October 17, 2014
Incredible Computer Graphics Bring Orangutan To Life
Uncanny Valley
It is hard to believe that the orangutan, "Maya," in a new commercial for the Scottish electrical utility is a real, well trained animal actor—she's not, she's 100% computer generated. |
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When you see the advertisement above, you will wonder how they trained an orangutan, "Maya," to perform the way she does. As it turns out, they didn't trained it at all. It was entirely made with CGI by production house, The Mill.
"It has been an amazing ten month journey," says The Mill's Chief Creative Officer, Pat Joseph. "I've yet to have anyone tell me that that's not a real orangutan."
"I've yet to have anyone tell me that that's not a real orangutan." |
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To our eye, "Maya," totally crosses the uncanny valley.
The Mill created the photo-real 100% CGI Orangutan for leading energy supplier SSE. More details on the making of "Maya," are in the video below.
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