| Customers: CGF Moscow; Media, TV and broadcasting Contractors: Moscow State University (MSU) Product: Supercomputer LomonosovSecond product: Lomonosov-2 supercomputer Third product: T-Platforms V-Class Project date: 2014/10 - 2016/12
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On April 11, 2017 the company CGF announced calculations of graphics images for the movie "Time of the First" using supercomputers Lomonosov and Lomonosov-2 Moscow State University (MSU).
Project Results
| It is the first case when Lomonosov was used for creation of computer graphics for the movie. Vladimir Voyevodin, the deputy director of research computer center of MSU on scientific work |
In a work progress one more development of the company of T-Platforms – a render-farm on the basis of the V-Class server platform is used. According to the statement of the customer, its operation allowed to execute rendering of the movie "in a short time". In total CGF worked on visual effects for a picture about 30 months, since creation of sketches and carrying out tests and finishing with the ready-made product suitable for replication. By means of computer graphics 1235 frames for the movie are made, they demonstrinutsya on the screen 92 minutes[1].
| "Time of the first" is already the fourth large project which the company does on the V-Slass server. The first three projects – the pictures "He Is a Dragon", "Crew" and "Fir-trees-5". Besides, on a farm separate photos for movies "Ben Gur" and "Viking" were made. The platform is applied where it would be inefficient to use a remote render. The V-Slass server allows us to create photorealistic composition practically in an interactive mode without failures. Alexander Gorokhov, general producer of studio of CGF |
The total amount of the personnel of virtual reality which underwent rendering for a roller approached 10 TB. It is nearly a volume of all render for the movie. The roller is executed on the Lomonosov and Lomonosov-2 supercomputers.
| Because of volumes the roller would be difficult to be counted on something other, except as on the supercomputer. Elizabeth Yakovenko, marketing director of CGF |
