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The MoGraph module in Cinema 4D received an award for technical achievement (Academy Certificate) from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences this year. The developer and award recipient, Per-Anders Edwards from MAXON, accepted the award at the annual Sci-Tech Awards ceremony in 2019 at the Beverly Wilshire (Beverly Hills). You can see the introduction, as well as an entertaining acceptance speech by Per-Anders, here:
Since the first introduction of MAXON MoGraph in 2006, the tool has repeatedly been used in some of the most renowned films of all time. Blade Runner 2049, winner of the 2018 Oscar® for visual effects, and some of this year’s Oscar nominees for visual effects: The Avengers: Infinity War, Ready Player One and Black Panther, are just some of the numerous film titles that have relied on the workflow with MoGraph. Anyone looking for an introduction to using MoGraph should watch the introductory webinar by Jonas Pilz here.
Further information: Go to the Maxon website
