Mofic Launches '3D Scene' to Take Direct Control of Video Composition and Camera Direction
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Mofic announced on the 8th the launch of its 3D scene directing editor, "3D Scene."
"3D Scene" combines an AI Copilot based on natural-language instructions with 3D control tools, allowing direct control over video composition and camera direction.
Mofic said it also includes a library of about 2,500 assets, crowd direction for up to 60 people, 12 camera movement control functions, and a continuity inspection feature.
Mofic announced the launch of its 3D scene directing editor, "3D Scene," on the 8th. As the backdrop for the launch, the company cited the randomness of direction and the collapse of composition that have been pointed out as limitations of existing AI video, saying it introduced "3D Scene" as a way to address them. "3D Scene" is designed to let users directly adjust video composition and camera direction.
Mofic said "3D Scene" includes a conversational AI Copilot based on natural-language instructions. The AI Copilot can automatically build 3D spaces and automatically arrange characters within a set. Mofic also said "3D Scene" includes 3D control tools that allow users to manually control on-screen camera angles and lighting frame by frame. "3D Scene" combines the AI Copilot and 3D control tools.
Users can draw on a library of about 2,500 assets and create a 3D space set in a matter of minutes. They can also specify character movement paths and speeds with a single click, and make precise adjustments to more than 200 actions. In addition, it supports crowd direction for up to 60 people and can render chase scenes in a single pass.
Mofic said it viewed the causes of recurring composition and eye-line issues in AI video generation as limitations in character recognition and direction control, and introduced a character-labeling technology called the "Cast by Color" system. The company claimed the system addresses composition collapse and eye-line confusion in AI video generation. The system works by assigning colors and names to each mannequin, setting the composition, and linking it to the final generation prompt. As a result, AI can generate video while recognizing characters' positions, directions, and eye lines without error.
Mofic said it has also built in 12 camera movement control functions, including lens, frame, drone, and crane. It added that it has incorporated a continuity inspection feature that automatically detects directing errors, such as whether the 180-degree rule is being followed to prevent eye-line confusion between scenes and unrealistic movement speeds.
Mofic CEO J.D. Kanani said existing AI video production had been a passive, luck-dependent process based on text prompts until the desired composition was secured. He said that with 3D Scene, users can directly control character movement and camera motion in 3D space, allowing them to accurately realize their intended direction. He added that because scenes can be prevalidated before final generation without consuming paid credits, the tool helps studios save budget and time.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407934
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