Sentence examples for used computer animation to from inspiring English sources

To make sense of the earthquake, the eighth-grade science class analyzed plate tectonics, used computer animation to simulate tremors of different magnitudes, and browsed satellite images to zero in on their family villages in Haiti.

And the hugely expensive "Dinosaur," which used computer animation to provide visually stunning images, was not the roaring success Disney hoped it would be.

Rachel Owens takes an optimistic view in "Teaching My Friends to Fly," a delightful video that uses computer animation to illustrate the age-old human aspiration to emulate the birds.

Once a plan has been formulated, drivers stare at the images they have of the Martian terrain with 3-D glasses to scout for potential pitfalls ("How afraid are we of that rock?") and use computer animation to simulate a route.

In the production of the music video, Miyazaki experimented with using computer animation to supplement traditional hand drawn cell-animation.

Watch this VFX reel and you'll be a little wiser as to how they used computer animation, face tracking, blue screens, and motion capture to make those awesome-looking light cycles and turn back time on Jeff Bridges' face (although digi-Jeff Bridges still looks like he's hiking through uncanny valley).

Where other directors might have used computer animation, Gondry's team spent weeks building the White Stripes out of Lego.

"Keep in mind, we have been using computer animation going back to 'The Great Mouse Detective' in 1986," Schumacher said.

The filmmakers hired Industrial Light & Magic to create the Martians using computer animation after their previous plan to use stop motion, supervised by Barry Purves, fell through because of budget limitations.

In 2001, Walt Disney Pictures began to consider producing a sequel, but rather than using stop motion, Disney wanted to use computer animation.

The company came to use computer animation exclusively for its own productions, but maintained for many years a partnership with Aardman, a British company that specialized in stop-motion clay animation.