V-Ray for Maya – Epic Game of Thrones battle by Iloura
To create the Emmy Award-winning battle sequence for Game of Thrones Season 6, VFX Studio Iloura used a combination Autodesk Maya, Yeti, Massive and V-Ray.
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To create the Emmy Award-winning battle sequence for Game of Thrones Season 6, VFX Studio Iloura used a combination Autodesk Maya, Yeti, Massive and V-Ray.
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V-Ray picked up the BEST of SHOW award in the Innovation category at AIA 2016. We’re proud to share this award with our technology partners CL3VER, IrisVR and Avail.
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