ImageMovers
ImageMovers was a software company specializing in 3D animation and visual effects. Founded in 2000 by Robert Zemeckis, the company was known for its pioneering work in performance capture technology. This technology allowed filmmakers to translate the motion and performance of actors into realistic digital characters. ImageMovers' first major project was the film "Cast Away" (2000), which utilized advanced CGI for the character of Wilson.
The company's signature style was further developed in films like "The Polar Express" (2004), "Monster House"
In 2011, ImageMovers entered into a partnership with Steven Spielberg's DreamWorks Animation. This collaboration led to