There are
probably a lot more than three things but here are three that popped into my
head while working on a scene recently:
1) Once you
create a character or a setting or a prop it's always there for you whenever
you need it. You don't have to "draw" it again.
2) You can
have really detailed backgrounds. It can take a while to build a
"set" with lots of detail in it but once it's done it can really add
to a scene by having interesting things to put in the frame in the background.
3) You can
move the camera in a 3D environment. Coming from a live action film background
it's so much more intuitive to me to make "cinematic" camera moves.
In fact it's easier to do really complicated camera shots in 3D than it is in
live action because it's all computer controlled and the "camera" is
invisible so you don't have to worry about keeping the crew or equipment out of
the way.
It can be
frustrating when it takes forever to render something and then you suddenly
discover you made some kind of mistake and have to do it over again but all
things considered I still appreciate working in 3D very much!
Scott
Freiheit
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