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An Exclusive Look At The Performance Capture Of Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare
Performance capture technology in film and video games has taken enormous strides in the last decade. During our time at Infinity Ward we got to see the ways that Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare is continuing to push cinematic storytelling through face and body motion tracking.
We spoke with actors Brian Bloom and Jamie Gray Hyder about the and challenges of authentic performance in a motion capture sound stage, and what it means for Infinite Warfare.
Our exclusive coverage on Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare will continue all throughout June, so keep checking the hub for deep dives into the weapons, characters, and interviews as we journey to the stars with Infinity Ward's new take on the longstanding series.
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