Pourquoi est-ce que le japon est meilleur : des dioramas et modèle miniature

par Neosilver Lun 15 Avr 2013 - 18:03

Un truc cool que j'ai vue dans un article nous montrant comme dont bien cool et super le japon peut être.

Qu'est-ce que cela serais?? des dioramas et des modèles miniature.... mais pas pour n'importe quoi.... pour les nouvelles national a la télé!!!!

Je doute que ce serais le genre de chose que on finirais par avoir ici a TVA genre..... mais déjà nous aussi nous avons vue une grande évolution de nos bulletin de nouvelle et de la technologie de présentation pour essayé de rejoindre un maximum d'auditeur de toute génération.

Au japon, la chaine NHK fais aussi beaucoup d'effort sur le sujet. Afin de mieux représenter des situations pour des nouvelles, NHK on une super équipe de concepteur artistique qui leur font de super diorama et de maquette de modèle miniature pour représenter en 3D l'ensemble des événements de la situation.

très intéressant.

Flip on the television. From the games we play to the movies we watch, CG is everywhere. While there's nothing wrong with CG per se, there is something so right with models and dioramas.

Respected Japanese network NHK
has a full CG department, able to churn out impressive computer
graphics. However, it still uses models made by its stable of master
prop makers. NHK's prop department, which also makes things for numerous
historical dramas, is vast and extensive. And talented.

It's no
wonder, because the Japanese entertainment industry has a long history
of building miniatures and models, which is best seen in the country's
iconic kaiju movies, such as Godzilla and Gamera.

"When I've been on NHK," author and game localizer Matt Alt tells us, "I've seen them breakdown and take apart sets so quickly. Backstage, it's more like a theatrical production."

That
physicality extends to the dioramas. On Japanese news and variety shows,
Alt points out, there are typically panels of commenters. Dioramas give
them something far more tangible to interact with than CG.

What's
more, the dioramas might be easier to understand—especially for the
country's older viewers. During the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake,
for example, the dioramas even seemed somewhat comforting—something Alt
wrote about for The New Yorker.

Dioramas
are both tangible and somewhat abstract. Newscasters can pick up the
model buildings or cars. They are "real" in an analog sense. However,
they are also somewhat abstract, because they are smaller and even
"toylike". This can make them non-threatening.

The dioramas and models might take longer than the CG, but NHK
continues to use them to explain everything from the Fukushima reactors
and nuclear cores to new Tokyo Skytree and to, as it did last week, the
sprawling Tokyo subway labyrinth.

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