From the PBS Network weekly newsmagazine series “Breakthrough:Television’s Journal of Science & Medicine” a sequence lead in of Gene Therapy developments.

 

Dopplar Radar technology has the unique ability to more accurately identify local and regional weather conditions in a television viewing area than any other radar technology available. As a leader in news and weather programming, Capital Broadcasting’s WRAL TV wanted to help viewers better understand this new tool in their weather reporting capabilities. Selecting our team to showcase images simulating the Dopplar’s signal was an effective method to help in communicating this new technology to viewers.

 

Once again when the producers of 48 Hours needed a trusted team of animation experts…this time accident reconstruction experts…they contacted our team to collaborate with accident reconstruction engineers in order to create an accurate 3D reconstruction animation. Based on the evidence available at the time of the accident involving Princess Diana and Dodi Al Fayad in the Alma Tunnel in Paris we created this visualization. Sample images from this sequence are presented here.

 

When producers of the 48 Hours special on the subject of conjoined twins needed to illustrate the complexities of the anatomical and subsequent surgical challenges facing doctors attempting to separate a pair of conjoined twins being featured in this episode, they knew our team could handle it having illustrated this type of complex anatomical occurrence before.

 

When the producers of a CBS primetime 48 Hours episode needed animation to help give viewers a better understanding of a unique surgery where doctors attached a donor’s limb the arm of an amputee, they called on our team to create the 3D illustration and animation of the complex and risky procedure.

 

Covering breaking news with concise detailed imagery and copy in a timely manner is key to getting important messages across to viewers. Flying Foto Factory, Inc. intimately understands the importance of clarity and accuracy in delivering these kinds of images to broadcasters and cable networks. We’re called on regularly to create both custom projects and to sometimes repurpose existing computer animation imagery to help newscasters tell current stories. Examples shown here represent a few produced for health and technology related news stories for CBS News and local broadcasters. You’ll see samples of some of that work here. We’ll provide more detail about how our work might assist your organization in this area in one on one meetings.