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3D Modeling

Bradley Sick, VFX Veteran

28-May-14 12:35

3D Modeling

Bradley Sick is a veteran modeler with over 17 years of experience in the visual effects industry having worked as a modeling supervisor on television commercial and many feature films while at Rhythm & Hues Studios. He was most recently the modeling supervisor on the Oscar-winning film, Life of Pi. We speak to him about the advancements in 3D modeling technology and what it takes for Malaysia to reach Hollywood standards.

 


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