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Actor, director and stunt coordinator Richard Dorton has spent his career being the human behind iconic movie and video game animated characters. In fact, if you’ve played a video game, you’ve probably killed him. 0:00 Introduction 01:37 What aspiring motion capture performers need to know 02:11 Types of motion capture 03:07 Starting out in the…

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Actor, director and stunt coordinator Richard Dorton has spent his career being the human behind iconic movie and video game animated characters. In fact, if you’ve played a video game, you’ve probably killed him.

0:00 Introduction
01:37 What aspiring motion capture performers need to know
02:11 Types of motion capture
03:07 Starting out in the Mocap world
03:56 Motion capture suits
05:45 Giving back

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