3Ddansende

3Ddansende is a Dutch term used to describe the depiction of dance movements rendered in three-dimensional computer graphics. In practice, it refers to the creation and visualization of dance sequences through 3D modeling, animation, and rendering, typically drawing on techniques from film, video games, and virtual reality. The concept encompasses both lifelike and stylized representations of dancers or animated figures.

The scope of 3Ddansende includes processes such as motion capture, rigging, keyframe animation, and motion retargeting to adapt performers to 3D characters. It may also involve procedural animation, physics-based simulation, and detailed shading or lighting to achieve the desired look. The term is often used in discussions about workflows for producing CGI dance sequences, whether for entertainment, documentary, or educational purposes.

Applications of 3Ddansende span media such as films, television, and games, as well as dance documentation, choreography analysis, and pedagogical tools. It is also used in immersive experiences, virtual reality, and augmented reality contexts, where CGI dancers can interact with real or virtual environments. In practice, 3Ddansende can involve fully CGI-created dancers or hybrids that combine real performers with digital augmentation.

Terminology for this concept is not fully standardized and may appear variably in Dutch-language sources. As such, 3Ddansende is often encountered as a general descriptor rather than a fixed technical category. Related topics include 3D animation, motion capture, digital choreography, and computer graphics.