Discover how Alejandro De Pasquale, known as Alerender, guides AI-generated videos with unparalleled precision. Using iClone 8 and Character Creator 5, combined with a Perception Neuron mocap suit, he creates consistent, IP-safe AI Actors for his EVA Project, avoiding common AI hallucination issues for filmmakers.
Congratulations Alejandro, this came together really well and thanks for talking us through how you created it.
I think the facial animation looks really good. It’s interesting how the body motion looks fine when on the dummy but starts to suffer a little of the uncanny Valley look when I applied to a realistic looking character. I wonder if there is a way to allow Ai to just let the movement relax a little more and not be so rigid but at the same time not loose sight of what the actions where.
Do you know how accurately the ai will stick to movement for say a camera. I want to use Iclone for a VFX shot but the shot is tracked meaning I need the camera movement to be exact when I comp the CG back into the clean plate. Will the ai follow the Clone camera exactly?
Keep up the good work.
Peter
Hi Peter! Thanks for your kind words.
Regarding your questions:
I think that in order for the character’s animation not to look so stiff, you need to apply it to an iClone mannequin. Then, in the AI prompt, you tell it to replace the mannequin with the AI character.
This is constantly evolving. After doing this test, I saw that this video came out explaining this topic quite well:
Regarding your question about the camera in CGI, do you mean integrating a camera from a video into iClone? I don’t know much about that topic because since I stopped using After Effects, I haven’t done any more compositions where you have to track a camera…