Animation Podcast

Dec 19, 2013

Interview with Lead Animator Simon Unger

In this episode we talk with Simon Unger, lead animator at Robotoki. We talk about his experience in the game industry, the differences of working on a franchise like Hitman versus a brand new IP, and the purpose of motion-capture as a tool rather and end product.

About Me: Simon | Simon's Twitter

Show Notes
Interviewers: Larry Vasquez & Richard Arroyo

Games | Hitman | instructors | motion capture | Simon Unger

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