Troy McFarland
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About
Troy McFarland has been doing motion capture for over ten years. He first headed up the Dynamix and Sierra On-Line motion capture departments, and then later owned his own company, Elemental Motion where he offered motion capture services in the Pacific Northwest. During this time, he was a key component in the installation of Sony's motion capture system used on Monster House, and optimized the Seattle Veterans Hospital's gait analysis lab. Troy later became a member of Electronic Arts' Motion Capture team, where he gained key skills to deal with the largest constant throughput of mocap data in the game and movie industry.
Troy now works at Zombie Studios as their main motion capture guy. To date, Troy has worked on over fifteen game titles as an artist and animator.
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Contributions by Troy McFarland
Title Year Credits 3-D Ultra NASCAR Pinball 1999 Dept Head Maximum Pool 2000 Game Artist Front Page Sports: Baseball Pro '98 1997 Artist Front Page Sports: Trophy Rivers 1997 Artist Rama 1996 Production Artist Tribes 2 2001 Motion Capture Team Field & Stream: Trophy Bass 4 2000 Motion Capture Technical Director 3-D Ultra NASCAR Pinball 1999 Tech Director Field & Stream: Trophy Bass 3D 1999 Motion Capture Technical Director Rama 1996 Digital Video 3-D Ultra Lionel Train Town Deluxe 2000 People that contributed to the original TrainTown PGA Championship Golf 2000 2000 Motion Capture Director Starsiege 1999 Motion Capture Starsiege: Tribes 1998 Motion Capture Technical Director
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- Search for Troy McFarland on Wikipedia
- Troy McFarland on MobyGames
- Troy McFarland on IMDb
