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| − | Early computer animated singer by | + | Early computer animated singer by the Kleiser/Walczak Construction Company, in their animated short "Don't Touch Me," 1989. She was created by scanning a clay model, then animated using early motion capture technology ("mocap"). Jeff Kleiser and Diane Walczak called her a "Synthespian." |
| + | The Dozo short appears in an early computer animation compilation, ''Computer Visions'' 1991. | ||
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| + | There had been computer-animated music videos before this, but they were for existing artists. This may well be the first attempt to create a virtual artist. | ||
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Revision as of 04:40, 26 July 2017
Early computer animated singer by the Kleiser/Walczak Construction Company, in their animated short "Don't Touch Me," 1989. She was created by scanning a clay model, then animated using early motion capture technology ("mocap"). Jeff Kleiser and Diane Walczak called her a "Synthespian."
The Dozo short appears in an early computer animation compilation, Computer Visions 1991.
There had been computer-animated music videos before this, but they were for existing artists. This may well be the first attempt to create a virtual artist.
