How to choose the right building roam animation production team?

The selection of a suitable architectural tour animation production team can be considered from the aspects of the team's professional ability, experience and cases, service quality, cost and cost performance, etc. The following are the specific points:
Professional competence
Team composition: An excellent production team should include professional planners, modelers, animators, renderersand post-production personnel, with a clear division of labor and close collaboration. You can ask the team members about their professional background, work experience and relevant skill certificates to find out whether they have the professional ability to make architectural walking animation.

Software skills: A good command of 3D modeling software such as 3ds Max, Maya and SketchUp, as well as renderers such as V-Ray and Corona, and post-production software such as Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects are the basis for making high-quality architectural walking animations. Production teams can be asked to demonstrate work or operations using these software to assess their software operations.
Artistic accomplishment: Architectural roam animation is not only a display of technology, but also needs to have a certain artistic aesthetic. The team should have good ability of color matching, light and shadow performance, camera language use, etc., and be able to show the beauty and characteristics of the building through animation. It can be observed from his past works whether he has a unique artistic style and a high aesthetic level.
Experience and case
Project experience: The team with rich experience in building animation production is preferred, they have a deeper understanding of building structure, spatial relationship, material performance and other aspects, and can better grasp the project requirements. You can understand when the team was established, the number and type of projects they have participated in, and judge their level of experience.
Similar cases: See if the team has similar success stories to their own projects, such as buildings of the same type (residential, commercial, cultural buildings, etc.) or projects of similar scale. Through watching these cases, we can understand the performance of the team when dealing with similar projects, including the grasp of architectural characteristics, the presentation of animation effects, and the satisfaction of customer needs.
Customer evaluation: Ask the production team for customer contact information, or search for relevant reviews on the Internet, to understand the past customer's evaluation and feedback on their work attitude, professional ability, service quality and other aspects. Good reputation is an important reference for selecting a production team.
Service quality
Communication ability: In the early stage of the project, whether the production team can fully and effectively communicate with the customer and understand the customer needs and expectations is the key to the success of the project. When communicating with the team, observe whether they can listen carefully, accurately understand, and give professional advice and feedback in a timely manner.
Project management: Standardized project management processes can ensure that the project is completed on time and on quality. Understand whether the production team has a clear project plan, schedule and quality control measures, and whether it can effectively coordinate and manage at all stages to avoid delays or quality problems.
After-sales service: After the project is delivered, some modifications and adjustments to the animation may also be required. Ask whether the production team provides after-sales service, as well as the content, period and charging standards of after-sales service, to ensure that you can get timely support and help in the subsequent use process.
Cost and price ratio
Quotation rationality: The quotation of different production teams may vary greatly, and the project budget and expected effect should be considered comprehensively when selecting. Ask the production team to provide a detailed quotation list, clarify the composition of each cost, compare the quotation of different teams, judge whether it is reasonable, and avoid too high or too low quotation.
Cost performance evaluation: Cost performance is not only the comparison of prices, but also consider the professional ability, experience, service quality and other factors of the team. Choose the production team that can provide the highest cost performance under the premise of meeting the needs of the project, rather than simply pursuing low prices. Through comprehensive evaluation of multiple teams, a comparison table of cost performance can be made to help make decisions.
The selection of a suitable architectural tour animation production team can be considered from the aspects of the team's professional ability, experience and cases, service quality, cost and cost performance, etc. The following are the specific points:
Professional competence
Team composition: An excellent production team should include professional planners, modelers, animators, renderers and post-production personnel, with a clear division of labor and close collaboration. You can ask the team members about their professional background, work experience and relevant skill certificates to find out whether they have the professional ability to make architectural walking animation.
Software skills: A good command of 3D modeling software such as 3ds Max, Maya and SketchUp, as well as renderers such as V-Ray and Corona, and post-production software such as Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects are the basis for making high-quality architectural walking animations. Production teams can be asked to demonstrate work or operations using these software to assess their software operations.
Artistic accomplishment: Architectural roam animation is not only a display of technology, but also needs to have a certain artistic aesthetic. The team should have good ability of color matching, light and shadow performance, camera language use, etc., and be able to show the beauty and characteristics of the building through animation. It can be observed from his past works whether he has a unique artistic style and a high aesthetic level.
Experience and case
Project experience: The team with rich experience in building animation production is preferred, they have a deeper understanding of building structure, spatial relationship, material performance and other aspects, and can better grasp the project requirements. You can understand when the team was established, the number and type of projects they have participated in, and judge their level of experience.
Similar cases: See if the team has similar success stories to their own projects, such as buildings of the same type (residential, commercial, cultural buildings, etc.) or projects of similar scale. Through watching these cases, we can understand the performance of the team when dealing with similar projects, including the grasp of architectural characteristics, the presentation of animation effects, and the satisfaction of customer needs.
Customer evaluation: Ask the production team for customer contact information, or search for relevant reviews on the Internet, to understand the past customer's evaluation and feedback on their work attitude, professional ability, service quality and other aspects. Good reputation is an important reference for selecting a production team.
Service quality
Communication ability: In the early stage of the project, whether the production team can fully and effectively communicate with the customer and understand the customer needs and expectations is the key to the success of the project. When communicating with the team, observe whether they can listen carefully, accurately understand, and give professional advice and feedback in a timely manner.
Project management: Standardized project management processes can ensure that the project is completed on time and on quality. Understand whether the production team has a clear project plan, schedule and quality control measures, and whether it can effectively coordinate and manage at all stages to avoid delays or quality problems.
After-sales service: After the project is delivered, some modifications and adjustments to the animation may also be required. Ask whether the production team provides after-sales service, as well as the content, period and charging standards of after-sales service, to ensure that you can get timely support and help in the subsequent use process.
Cost and price ratio
Quotation rationality: The quotation of different production teams may vary greatly, and the project budget and expected effect should be considered comprehensively when selecting. Ask the production team to provide a detailed quotation list, clarify the composition of each cost, compare the quotation of different teams, judge whether it is reasonable, and avoid too high or too low quotation.
Cost performance evaluation: Cost performance is not only the comparison of prices, but also consider the professional ability, experience, service quality and other factors of the team. Choose the production team that can provide the highest cost performance under the premise of meeting the needs of the project, rather than simply pursuing low prices. Through comprehensive evaluation of multiple teams, a comparison table of cost performance can be made to help make decisions.