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And that incredible choreography..

I don't want to start a discussion because this is has nothing to do with Christian Storytelling or how to tell.... yet for anyone that is interested, there's a 3D video that has incredible dance choreography.  It's amazing to me.  It took a lot of work, there's no question.

http://video.niconico.com/watch/sm15835056?via=thumb_watch

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Comment by Martin Murtonen on February 9, 2012 at 12:10am

Is it ok to discuss the "creation of"? Essentially, they have a real human do the dancing, and they map the model to the dancer.

Now where it gets really fun - they actually have 3D avatars like that - except on live stages - and they do actual concerts! And the 3D avatar is what the people come to see. A hologram. On stage. With fans. That sing along with it. It's one of the weirdest things I have ever seen.

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