A 3D production starts with the conceptualization of ideas and creation of storyboards that translate these ideas in to visual form.

Once the technical requirements have been defined, the next step is to begin the storyboard. Storyboards consist of hand drawn version of the video and give out as blue print for the action and dialogue.


Initially a storyboard is a series of picture which shows the story in two dimensions. The first dimension is time where what happens first, then next and last is there.

The second dimension is of communication, how the voiceover will communicates with the images, and how the visual transitions and effects help tie together the images, how the voiceovers interact with the musical soundtrack


1: Animatic:

Animatic simplified mock-ups are created to get a better idea of the motion and timing of complex animation sequences and VFX-heavy scenes within the VFX studio.

These help the animator in planning the sequence and move forward with integration of visual effects into the final shot

2 :3D Modeling:

After the approval of story board, next task starts Modeling that is building the props, environment and characters.

Modeling a process where thing start getting shape and molded in to complete 3D mesh. Creating 3D objects means taking a simple object called as primitive and extend or grow it into a shape that can be refined and detailed. It can be anything from a single point, a two-dimensional line, a curve, to three dimensional objects.


In modeling phase, assets for the animation are drawn or modeled in two or three dimensions.

On the bases of the resolution of the final image as well as how close the camera gets to a model in the final animation level of detail will be required for a given model are determined.

4: Texturing:

Texturing means the art of providing clothes to the 3D models. During the 3D model creation 2D images are overlaid on it to add colors, designs, and textures.

This is called mapping and often total o model’s color comes from this. These are created using software programs like Photoshop etc , even real photographs are used for the textures, they are simply captured and then altered to make seamless repeatable patterns.

Specific properties like shininess, transparency, translucency, reflectivity, texture, and of course, color are added.

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