@Francisco
Well I'm guilty of the influx of softimage people from Ana movie, I was the
cg sup there, and was very happy when a lot of the artists were comfortable
using softimage, they received a standard training from a certified
instructor and I kept helping everyone in their learning, after a
Hi Oscar!
well at least we did what we could! Lets keep on the fight while we can!
In my case i gave a 1 week overview course to the animatic animators, and
nowaday they are pretty happy with the softimage discovering.
Greetings,
F.
On Monday, March 10, 2014, Oscar Juarez
Great article Emilio ...
I guess what makes more sad is that the only software I ever felt
comfortable was Softimage. I've never worked with it on production, I just
studied. And now I'll need to learn Maya because the future is Maya?
Hell ... I only had the dream of working with in 3D for films
Great Emilio!
Can I make a request? It'd be a good idea if you could add some share
buttons or like buttons right at the top of the article. I see them at
the bottom of the page, but they're in the footer I'm not sure if they'd
link directly to your article.
-Paul
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On Sun, Mar 9, 2014 at
nice article emilio.
2014-03-09 14:51 GMT+01:00 Paul Griswold
pgrisw...@fusiondigitalproductions.com:
Great Emilio!
Can I make a request? It'd be a good idea if you could add some share
buttons or like buttons right at the top of the article. I see them at
the bottom of the page, but
Perfect
Sent from my iPhone
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Emilio,
thanks for the article, and thanks for putting un gallo con muchos huevos
as a sample of Softimage in production, but i have to tell you that even
that the movie was originally planned (by me, i'm the guilty one jeje) to
be done entirely in Softimage, when i was ripped oft the movie, the
That is how AD was trying to support Softimage but it didn;t work...
Looks like they messed up and instead letting people buy Softimage they
made it harder
On Sun, Mar 9, 2014 at 3:49 PM, Francisco Criado malcriad...@gmail.comwrote:
Emilio,
thanks for the article, and thanks for putting un
Raffaele, let me clarify something i wrote wrong, in my case wasn't a
reseller, it was autodesk mexico, my mistake. But anyways everything you
said applies to this.
F.
On Sunday, March 9, 2014, Raffaele Fragapane raffsxsil...@googlemail.com
wrote:
Resellers have always hated having it added to
Indeed Raffael. They tried to flood my studio with Maya once after the
acquisition, they even installed Maya in every workstation I had, I said I
was not paying for any. The answer was no problem, I will leave you an
open license for as long as you want. Maya is better.
Yeah better for them
Emilio,
i was the guy interviewing all staff at the beginning of production,
via Skype to the guys on DF and personally on Gdl, so we had to have a chat
for sure. Gabriel (the director) WAS one of my best friends, and when he
came to me and told me he wanted to do the third movie on 3d in two
Hey then we talked. I couldnt move from Mexico City to Guadalajara at that
time.
Funny though last friday I was with Alex Iturmendi and he started talking
abouy you.
El mar 9, 2014 10:39 AM, Francisco Criado malcriad...@gmail.com
escribió:
Emilio,
i was the guy interviewing all staff at the
Hope he was talking about me in a good way :) he was one of my
mentors, with Victor Wolansky, had the pleasure to work with both of them.
Say hi from me !
Sorry to the rest of the list if this went OT.
Anyways, i can speak from the latin american side, and say that Autodesk
never had any intention
Hi Emilio, I think your article reveals a number of difficult truths.
But indeed difficult they are.. meaning, the openness of whom ever it
may concern, is something that can be very sensitive/delicate, and that
openness is crucial for any points to actually come across.
I myself admit
Yes Jason. Indeed it is a streaming of accusations. That I cant deny.
Autodesk told us they tried. But Imho it was a smoke curtain all the time.
It is still a mystery why they kill Softimage.
They say it is to focuse in the future and not distract valuable resources
from the future developments
By the way, I'm quite sceptic about AD's definition of innovation (read buy
and integrate...).
Or at leat those that made their way to the DCCs.
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http://vimeo.com/ahmidou/videos
Yep.. Bait and switch
But I think its also important to not be too quick to judge.
In this (really bad) system, the pressure to perform (purely
financially) is enormous, and leads to all sorts of .. uhm.. behavioral
characteristics..
On 03/09/14 13:41, Emilio Hernandez wrote:
Yes Jason.
http://e-roja.com/the-truth-about-softimage-and-autodesk/
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