Cool video!

The walking animation at 0:25-0:50 would benefit from more aggressive Jitter Removal settings. (Jitter Removal is configurable. Default setting is optimized for quick and sharp motions like boxing, dancing etc. Relatively slow motions like walking can make good use of more aggressive settings for legs, arms and torso.)

Since some of your in-game characters are dressed in bullet-proof vests, I wonder if you had any takes spoiled because of arms penetrating torso in final animation? Personally I find it difficult (from acting perspective) to focus on performance when trying to remember this "keep arms away from torso" thing.

Thanks :).

I was quite reluctent to use too much jitter removal because of how it looked with fast moves. But applying it strongly (4 on a scale of 5) with this slow/normal motion actually works wonders! Gosh, now I want to rerecord the video because it looks so much better and natural without this little jitter :/.

Well I do have a few spoiled takes, but nothing horrible. But indeed, I think I'll consider having more props and costumes in the future to perfect the acting (as you said, it's hard to act and play when you have to think about technical difficulties - you have to free your mind to get the best performance).

Hohi! :)

I've been revamping my website and trying to make it clearer to potential clients/collaborator.

http://www.independent-motion.com/motion-capture.html - There's a new video that illustrates what can I do at what price tag, a second video focused on choregraphies should follow soon.

Please do tell me what could be improved!

Just finished a proof of concept video: http://youtu.be/jc0s6G05zpE?hd=1