FAQs

Why should I get a 3D animation film made? Why not just video?
3D animation is a great way to bridge communication gaps when it comes to explaining complex concepts and procedures that cannot be shot on video. For example, building up of cholesterol in an artery cannot be filmed but can be created and conveyed very effectively with 3D animation. However, to create a complete solution, we also shoot and juxtapose video with our animations if the project so demands.

What are the steps involved in making a multimedia film?
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How much does it cost to make a multimedia film with KreativeVistas?
While developing a multimedia film, the costs vary according to the duration and compexity of the film project. While duration is easy to understand, complexity is dictated by a number of variables. For example - addition of visual and sound effects, extent to which 3D animation must be integrated with video, the availability of visual references for a given subject matter, the clarity and focus of the project itself - all are combined to ascertain the scope of the project.

Our streamlined and efficient work flow allows us to keep our costs lower than industry estimates. We develop a quote after a thorough discussion about the scope of the project. So do get in touch with us, and we’ll be glad to listen and come up with a figure.

How long does it take KreativeVistas to make a minute of 3D animation film?
We have made films within an unheard-of 3 weeks. We have also made films within a comfortable 4 months. A timeline depends upon the complexity, duration and focus of the project. It also depends on the rarity of the subject matter and quality of visual references available for it. For a specific timeframe for your project please get in touch with us.

Will we know what the film will look like before we get the finished film?
Developing an animation/multimedia film is like sculpting. The picture gets clearer and more well defined as we progress into the project. You will know the size and scope of the project right in the begining. Flow of information and visual representation can be seen at the script and storyboard stage. In case of 3D animation, colors, textures and final look and feel of the film can be seen during the detailing of the storyboard and also when we begin developing models and backgrounds. So yes, in a matter of time, you will see what the film will look like before we deliver it complete.