Got this in an email from Curious Labs:

Artist Creates Movies with Poser for History and Discovery Channels

Artist Extraordinaire, Scott Billups and his Pixelmonger Studio have been using Poser for many years to create visual effects and compositions for movie and other film projects. He recently created literally THOUSANDS of Poser characters for two movies about Alexander the Great, both being aired this month on the History and Discovery Channel. Check the web and your local TV listings for time and dates in your area.

Scott says that Poser, is the best resource for doing the kind of work that he does. He also said that he uses thousands of dollars worth of third party content which makes the value of Poser even greater. He also brags that he probably has the largest collection of Poser figures anywhere. Check out images and visuals from the HD films about Alexander the Great from Scott Billups

Go to these links to see some examples of Poser
being used professionally to created movies
for the History Channel on cable TV.

http://www.pixelmonger.com/poser_1

http://www.pixelmonger.com/poser_2

Message edited on: 12/03/2004 21:16

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I thought they were always talking about their "game technology?!"

That surprised me too.

And not even a mention of Poser being on CSI:NY the other night? How sad. Dork and the horsey, re-creating crime, on national television, prime time... and no one... even... noticed... sniff

Where was it used on CSI?

That must have been the episode where a Mounted Cop was shot in the park. I was watching while messing with Poser, and, unfortunately, missed the part when the mystery was solved.

Just today I saw Poser used in a Television Show. Damn escapes ne now. Whats that Twilight Zone like show? The one where they say "do not adjust your TV set, We are in full control of the vertical and horizontal" Or something like that. It definatley was Dork but it could have been Poser or and exported model used in MAX or similar. Either way the animation was really very awful. BTW, MAxim, or maybe its Stuff magazine uses Poser extensively. Pete