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arXiv cs.GR details VideoX-Qwen, a data-centric video editing pipeline that pairs instruction data with a unified editor. The system builds 1.2 million directional edit records and reports strong results against …
Learn how animation and cinematics can become part of gameplay in horror games by teaching mechanics, creating vulnerability, controlling tension, communicating danger, and influencing player behavior. Animation and cinematics are …
KeyID tackles identity-preserving video generation by splitting motion synthesis from identity injection, cutting the usual tug-of-war between prompt fidelity and subject consistency. The training-free pipeline drafts an identity-agnostic sequence first, …
Halo is getting a full campaign remake in Unreal Engine 5, with modernized visuals, refined controls, and updated cinematics. Halo: Campaign Evolved aims to preserve the original Combat Evolved campaign …
SIGGRAPH 2026’s Electronic Theater award-winning directors are stepping into the spotlight to talk craft, from storytelling choices to animation technique. For teams shipping cinematic-heavy games, it’s a useful look at …
Previsualization is shifting from a cinematic planning tool into a real-time production system that helps teams lock creative intent earlier. Adam Holmes frames it as a way to balance director …
Gaussian splatting is moving beyond static capture and into virtual production workflows. DOSENMUTTER used Unreal Engine to turn a childhood bedroom into a giant-scale film set, including a human-sized can, …
A paper shows a large video diffusion model can reconstruct Hitchcock’s Vertigo scene-for-scene from just 2.78% of the original frames. For game teams, the interesting part is how much cinematic …
The interesting bit here is not just better video relighting, but a way to keep it stable across long clips instead of breaking at chunk boundaries. HorizonRelight treats the problem …
Epic’s June learning drop is mostly practical content: a UE template for live broadcast workflows, phone-based cinematic dialogue capture, and mesh terrain tips. For teams using Unreal, it’s the kind …
Epic’s May learning drop is mostly practical content for UE5 teams working on visuals. The standout pieces are cinematic environment workflows, Substrate translucent glass setup, and a neat trick for …
A new video relighting system can keep full-body human performances temporally stable while changing lighting, which is the hard part most relighting demos still struggle with. BodyReLux is trained on …
For teams shipping wide-aspect or long-form video, this paper tackles a real pain point: outpainting that stays coherent over large spatial expansion and long sequences. HL-OutPaint uses a two-stage coarse-to-fine …
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