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#3D Up the Nose

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#153223From: Rick OhnsmanFeb 14, 1995 10:35 PM
I am beginning to work on a video for a group of doctors – (ear, nose and throat specialists). They have indicated that they think the program would be enhanced by some 3D animation. We're only now beginning to discuss the content of the program, but they've referred to wanting some "medical and anatomical 3D work." I know that there is a pretty good collection of meshes out there for this kind of thing and people that specialize in medical illustration. I also know that detailed work like this can run into some serious $$$. The question is how much? Are we talking a few hundred per finished second? I know it's tough to estimate without more specifics, but what can I tell them that would be "in the ballpark." Also, if you do this kind of 3D work, I may have some work for you. Give me some information on what you've done and your background in this area. Thanks.
#153246From: Matt ArmstrongFeb 15, 1995 12:33 AM
Rick, Give Chris Norman a call at AM Labs 214-960-6862. He's really good and might be able to help you out. Matt
#153269From: Gus GrubbaFeb 15, 1995 4:36 AM
Call Bruce Blausen (713) 521-2624 (Texas). That's basically what he does. Check the Siggraph demo reel.