In March 2012, Global Creatures teamed with Dreamworks to launch a live theatrical show based on the film "How To Train Your Dragon." Spinifex Group was contracted to develop the graphic content for the entire show. The brief was to take the movie from its original look and portray it in a more illustrative style.
The challenges focused around timing the animation to match the choreography of the actors and dragons, while also maintaining a sense of scale and balance between the animatronic creatures and the projected content. In addition, the animation needed to move as one seamless scene across both the wall and floor, serving as a complete theatre set—a first of its kind.If I had a couple of those projectors, I would paint my room Berk-colored.
Picking up where the critically-acclaimed feature film, How to Train Your Dragon, left off, this weekly animated series follows the continuing adventures of master dragon trainer Hiccup, his faithful dragon Toothless and his friends on the island of Berk. Dragon training reaches new heights as our heroes unlock secrets about their dragons, explore wild frontiers and discover new dragon species, all while battling against fierce enemies they never dreamed existed. Come get a first look at the series, which premieres this fall on Cartoon Network, and hear from some of the talented dragon trainers who helped bring it to life.The panel will take place on Thursday July 12th in room 6A from 12pm-1pm. And for those of you who can make it to the event, do make it there. I'm almost certain this panel will feature the long awaited new footage we've all been dying for!
Downloadable software in the nature of a mobile application.
Entertainment services, namely, providing on-line computer games featuring characters from an animated television series.With their past games, DreamWorks has filed for trademarks only slightly in advance of the release date. So either this game is coming out soon, or DreamWorks is being extra careful this time.
