Platige Image's smashing trip through the Esports World Cup
The studio's CGI odyssey sees virtual sculptures of the most popular esports titles blasted in an explosive diorama.
Credits
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- Production Company Platige Image/Poland
- Director Jakub Jablonski
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Credits
powered by- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company Platige Image/Poland
- Director Jakub Jablonski
- VFX Producer Hanna Drewek
- CG Supervisor Marek Gajowski
- CG Supervisor Bartek Kmita
- CG Supervisor Lukasz Dziedzinski
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Credits
powered by- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company Platige Image/Poland
- Director Jakub Jablonski
- VFX Producer Hanna Drewek
- CG Supervisor Marek Gajowski
- CG Supervisor Bartek Kmita
- CG Supervisor Lukasz Dziedzinski
OK, we'll address the gaming elephant in the room first - as far as artistic dioramas of AAA titles go, nothing can really beat Halo 3's masterpiece from 2007.
However, despite its reminiscence of that award-winner, Platige Image's lovely film for the Esports World Cup is a terrific standalone piece; taking viewers through stoney CGI statues of popular titles in a dramatic and engaging manner.
Developed in direct association with the competition - the studio being involved from the script through animation style to full CGI realization - the film not only provides a snapshot into the games to be played, but also renders some of the most recognisable e-sports champions in its final moments, so as not to forget the avatar's master.