The fascinating motion capture technology used in Rockstar Games’ LA Noire has resulted in the world’s first digital blooper reels.
Be warned, given the brutal nature of the video game, this blooper reel contains some NSFW language and dialogue.
LA Noire used a new technology that involved two dozen cameras digitally capturing the facial movements of real life actors to create intoxicating performances normally unseen in video games. Since the game used real life actors in various roles, being human means flubbed lines and funny moments. So, if you’ve never seen video game characters messing up lines, being goofy, laughing at mistakes and flicking their tongues out in embarrassment, then this video is well worth checking out. On a more meta level, it’s simply fascinating to see a digital blooper reel involving real life people in a digital environment. It’s a perfect marriage of technology and performance that’s brought to light in a funny way.
What's Driving This Trend
- Digitized Blooper Reels
- Motion capture technology opens up new possibilities for creating digitized blooper reels in various entertainment industries.
Who This Affects Most
- Video Games
- Motion capture technology can be applied to create digital blooper reels in video games, adding a new layer of entertainment for players.
- Film and Television
- The use of motion capture technology in film and television productions can result in digitized blooper reels, providing audiences with behind-the-scenes content and entertainment.
- Advertising
- Motion capture technology can be used to create digitized blooper reels for advertising campaigns, adding a fun and relatable element to brand promotions.
