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Sunday, October 15, 2017

Muscle Training to Joint Reconstruction by Hans Godard

Muscle Training to Joint reconstruction from Hans Godard on Vimeo.
Posted by Ricardo Ayasta at 7:01 PM No comments:
Labels: maya, rigs, technology, tools, video
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I'm currently working as Technical Animation Director at Larian Studios in Quebec City. I previously worked as a 3D animator (also for Larian), Team Lead for AC:Syndicate, Cinematic Animator for AC:Rogue and Gameplay Animator for other AC (and non AC) titles. I also worked at Frima (Spyro game) and Longtail Studios (PowerUp Heroes).

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