Autodesk Announces Shotgun Integration with Flame 2015

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Autodesk Announces Shotgun Integration with Flame 2015

Posted By : Mukesh At 14-09-2014 15:46:54

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Autodesk unveils Flame 2015 visual effects software Extension 2, with included support for Shotgun Software, a cloud-based production tracking, review and asset management platform. Just last month at SIGGRAPH in Vancouver, Shotgun, recently acquired by Autodesk, announced an iPhone Review app, Shotgun Desktop and MARI integration. Since the acquisition earlier this summer, the expanded development team (triple the number of coding engineers) has been on hyper drive.

Shotgun already has a strong workflow with Maya, 3ds Max, MARI and other third party applications. The new Flame/Shotgun integration will enable Flame artists to quickly and efficiently share project work with producers, supervisors, clients, managers and other artists in the cloud and accelerate the flow of diverse project media across creative pipelines.

Key integration highlights:
Publish Conformed Sequences from Flame and Flame Assist to Shotgun – Using Shotgun, facilities can set up the distribution of project shots, which can be assigned to artists as needed.

Automated Access to Media and Batch Setups in Flare – When launching Flare from Shotgun, Batch setup and shot media will automatically load, eliminating the need for artists to search the network for media.

Shot Versioning – Once published, new Flare shots are immediately available in Flame, so artists can update a shot, series of shots or all shots within the Flame timeline to versions created by Flare artists throughout the facility.

Shot Review and Approval – Artists can send Flame or Flare clips directly to Shotgun’s review and approval tools, allowing project stakeholders to annotate and approve shots within the software.

To check out Shotgun integration with the 2015 Flame Family, along with other new features in the Flame 2015 Extension 2 release.

visit Autodesk at IBC 2014 in Hall 7, Stand D25 or check out: http://area.autodesk.com/ibc2014.