Sentence examples for computer-generated imagery (CGI) from inspiring English sources
Lucas saw there was still a large audience for his idea of a prequel trilogy and with the development of special effects generated with computer-generated imagery (CGI), Lucas considered returning to his saga and directing the film.
SCE America animator Bruno Velazquez said that while the first two God of War titles had computer-generated imagery (CGI) cinematics, there would be no true CGI in the third game: "all the cutscenes are created using our in-game engine".
Shooting movies at higher frame rates can be complicated because it generates huge amounts of image data, which is best stored on high-capacity solid-state drives and necessitates additional computing power when rendering visual effects with computer-generated imagery (CGI).
Often with only computer-generated imagery (CGI) to show a development's physical structure, the promotion of a readymade lifestyle is regarded as crucial.
Concept artists often design with computer-generated imagery (CGI) and computer-aided design (CAD) software, which lends itself perfectly to printing in 3D.
He had been in Paris working on computer-generated imagery (CGI), in order to create a composite of the background from material shot in different regions of Asia.
Another big change involved the use of computer-generated imagery, or CGI, for the animation.
MOST new Hollywood films incorporate computer-generated imagery (or CGI), but few viewers have anything good to say about it.
That was a central question for many early film theorists, and with the rise of computer-generated imagery (or CGI, to use the film industry acronym), it has become one again.
This isn't soooo bad, I suppose, but apparently about 55 seconds of the opening ceremony for the Olympics this year was rendered as computer-generated imagery, or CGI as we like to call it 95% of the time.
According to their publicity handout, they first tried hiring an Audrey Hepburn double, then tweaking her features with computer-generated imagery, or CGI.
