This month, we're partnering with Cinetica Studio, a mixed reality studio based in Mexico City, co-founded by brothers Jonathan and Lionelle Mehraban. Cinetica Studio has worked alongside many top brands, celebrities, and artists to deliver countless creative solutions in Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality and Virtual Production that are widely acclaimed all across the globe.
Here’s how you can use Cinetica Studio's Meta-Moves motion capture data to bring any humanoid avatar to life, even in the metaverse.
— Portion (@PortionApp) January 4, 2022
Collect 7 unique Meta-Moves today when they drop exclusively on Portion at 2PM EST!@Jonnymban @liomocap @meebitsdao @larvalabs @PortionApp pic.twitter.com/hyASky5Hjm
On January 4th, Cinetica Studio will be introducing a special limited edition NFT Collection entitled "Meta Moves Trading Cards" on Portion. Each of these cards ("MetaMoves") is one-of-a-kind NFT created using motion capture technology and each contains the essence of a live performance. None of the files have been altered or manipulated, making this one of the first efforts to immortalize someone's presence on the blockchain.
There are a total of 7 NFTs in this first drop, ranging from 0.24 to 0.45 ETH. Each NFT contains unique moves and original audio production and mastering by Cinética and Tony Levy. The purchase of an NFT from this collection grants the buyer the full rights to the Motion Capture data, which can be used in the future to produce 3D Videos, Videogames, or even animations for avatars in the metaverse. The possibilities and potential applications are limitless.
With this partnership, Cinetica Studio and Portion hope to push forward innovation in the metaverse. This release marks the first effort to widen the utility for NFTs and to bring unique motion capture use-cases into the metaverse.
1) Meta moves is a solid name. A+
— Mason Nystrom (@masonnystrom) January 4, 2022
2) Fortnite emotes just became second-rate
3) Most importantly, this is the power of composable and programmable NFT avatar formats like Meebits
Excited for where this space goes https://t.co/brEzjRGCf4