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forensic animation

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forensic animation n. recreation of events by computerized animation to display to the jury (or judge without a jury) what apparently happened in an accident or crime. Such animation is treated warily by courts and may not be allowed since it may have an unfair impact upon a jury may feel that the animation is real life even though it may be only an opinion of what happened. (See: forensic)



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is a fantastic application and it allows us to turn video, 3D animation, and even scanned documents into totally interactive DVDs very easily and in record time," said Stuart Gold, Owner/Director of Shadow and Light Productions, a Berkeley, California-based computer animation and DVD company specializing in the creation of forensic animation and multimedia.
Sven's customers work in a variety of vertical markets, including industrial design, AEC, World Wide Web content development, film and video effects, game development, medical visualization, and forensic animation.
 
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