In3d

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In3d was first concieved in 2002 and to supply high end 3d graphics to the architecture, advertising and animation industries.

In3d also works closely with a selection of New Zealand Artists enabling them to visualise their ideas, create proposal submissions & assist in engineering and fabrication.

The In3d website is situated at [1]

search phrases : In3d IN3D in3d iN3d in3D In3D in3d artists , architects , advertising & animation. ... IN3d nz : artists architects animators & advertisers - in3d.co.nz

Currently in3d produces previsual animation and images for Magimation : Digital Worlds and Galaxies made to order.

Magimation can be found at [2]Magimation produces 3d animation for Mobisoaps with sound tracks by Musical genius Tim Exile [3]

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