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NAB SHOW 2024 Demo Showcase
Content Production
Virtual Art Department
Setting up and managing demanding virtual art department (VAD) workflows on-premises can be fraught with resource bottlenecks, logistical challenges, and high up-front costs. By running VAD workflows on AWS, artists and designers can seamlessly collaborate to create 3D environments and assets for modern pre-visualization and virtual production workflows while using their favorite Wacom tablets. Artists can leverage the latest high-performance, low-latency, and on-demand cloud computing instances to meet the demands of modern workflows, such as building immersive worlds in Unreal Engine and leveraging groundbreaking generative AI tools like Cuebric to create realistic 2.5D cinematic environments from text prompts.
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