Brought to viewers by PistolShrimps, the 'Rage Comics: In Real Life' video presents what actual angry human faces would look like if merged with comics.
The 'Rage Comics: In Real Life' video not only clearly depicts how well video editing technology has progressed over time, but also shows how one’s face would morph if they were a character in the comic book. The short clip features each individual going about their day in a regular fashion. Soon as emotion hits, however, their faces instantly morph into a hilarious human depiction of an exaggerated angry cartoon.
The real allure of this video is the mixing of reality and cartoon-like editing. It's great to see an everyday human express the extent of their rage like a comic book character.
What's Driving This Trend
- Authentic Facial Expressions
- Opportunity for developing facial recognition software that captures authentic and intense human emotions for use in advertising, movie-making, and gaming.
- Real-time Facial Merging
- Opportunity for developing real-time facial merging software that enhances video conferencing or conferencing platforms and makes them more entertaining and engaging.
- Merging Reality and Animation
- Opportunity for creating more engaging and entertaining content by merging reality and animation using advanced editing software and techniques.
Who This Affects Most
- Advertising
- Facial recognition technology can be used by advertisers to capture authentic emotional responses to their products/services to improve on campaigns and predict consumer behavior.
- Movie-making
- Real-time facial merging software can be used in movie-making to create emotive, realistic characters that engage with the audience and enhance the viewing experience.
- Gaming
- Merging reality and animation to create dynamic and emotive characters can help to create more engaging and immersive gaming experiences for players.
