Using GIS, the virtual city planners created unified, multi-layered maps for each region, with layers for height, topography and building distribution. He joined the “Zootopia” team after a storyline change altered the visual concepts for the human-like animal world, necessitating the expedited development of a large, complex and diverse cityscape including desert, rainforest and tundra districts. Graduate and 2010 Bachelor of Science in Computer Science graduate whose Disney credits include “Big Hero 6,” “Moana” and the upcoming “Ralph Breaks the Internet: Wreck it Ralph 2.” “I was given the biggest sandbox in the world to play in,” said Jarratt, a 2013 To visualize everything from skylines to lampposts in a world suited for creatures ranging from towering giraffes to tiny shrimp, Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Zootopia” team used ESRI CityEngine, the same 3-D GIS application that helps urban planners and architects conceptualize projects and plan their implementation. [Memorial Student he shared behind-the-scenes details on the technology and methodology of virtual city construction. Addressing a standing-room-only crowd at the 15 salute to geospatial technology and its power to transform and enhance lives. Jarratt talked about creating the city of Zootopia as keynote speaker for Texas A&M’s expansive three-dayĬelebration, part of the worldwide Nov.
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Student who was part of a team that used geographic information system software to craft the complex, fantastic and visually rich movie paradise. ,” the Oscar-winning animated film where thousands of anthropomorphic animals coexist, was Disney artist Brandon Jarratt, a former Texas A&M Behind the creation of the bustling metropolis in “
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