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2004-11-10, 11:52 PM
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Revit at the Movies
Since the Movie is well out and the DVD soon to be released... and It was Revit v.5 ...
Here are some examples of sets that I did for IRobot over a year ago. These were done entirely in Revit - design, rendering + CDs. cheers Bryan Sutton |
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2004-11-10, 11:57 PM
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RE: Revit at the Movies - more pics
More pix of the main building atrium interior
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2004-11-11, 12:07 AM
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RE: Revit at the Movies - and a few more
These were done for the major action sequence at the end of the movie.
Example Revits modeling capabilities Cheers Bryan |
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2004-11-11, 12:07 AM
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RE: Revit at the Movies
Really top notch work Bryan.
So these were used to build the sets ? ( and is that an RPC of Will Smith in the background ? ) |
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2004-11-11, 12:16 AM
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RE: Revit at the Movies
Yes. The renderings are used for pre-viz and reference during construction. I did all construction drawings in Revit. In the case of some of the larger sets we would build a portion of the set (2-3 stories) and the rest would be computer graphic set extensions that in some cases are derived from my Revit model.
Cheers Bryan Sutton |
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2004-11-11, 12:18 AM
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RE: Revit at the Movies
And no unfortunately that isn't a Will Smith RPC. We couldn't get him to sit still long enough to get all the needed photo's to create one.
Bryan |
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2004-11-11, 12:24 AM
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RE: Revit at the Movies
Bryan...to steal a phrase from our UK/Aussie folks...Bloody Brilliant!! Thanks for sharing. The portal stuff in the other post is super too!
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2004-11-11, 12:28 AM
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RE: Revit at the Movies
Wonderful Stuff .. please keep them coming
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2004-11-11, 12:40 AM
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RE: Revit at the Movies
Bryan,
Contact Christie Landry at Autodesk, and see if you can get entered into the 2004 Innovation Awards! You are guaranteed to win!
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2004-11-11, 01:13 AM
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RE: Revit at the Movies
Onyxbox! err....I mean Bryan,
Good to see you are still around, and still using Revit! These models are absolutely fantastic, great job. It must be a great feeling that parts of your model made it into the CGI pipeline and into the Movie!!!! Again, bravo! -z PS....can't wait 'til next year when you'll be allowed to show us what you are working on now 
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