"This is a new kind of animation"
-First Theatrical Motion Capture Feature Film, 2001.
Remington Scott is a pioneering technology innovator with a 30-year track record of identifying and implementing breakthrough technologies years ahead of industry adoption. As Founder, CEO and Chief Architect of Hyperreal® Inc., he is now leading the world's first platform for digital identity monetization and marketplace, positioned at the forefront of the AI and machine learning revolution.
EXPERTISE, TOOLS AND IDEAS.
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT, VERIFICATION AND VALIDATION.
Scott's career is defined by consistent first-mover execution at the highest levels of entertainment. He supervised the groundbreaking digital human Gollum for the Academy Award-winning VFX of "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" and directed performance capture for "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within," the first fully computer-generated theatrical feature film to use motion capture for all principle performers, fundamentally changing how animation was approached in filmmaking. At Sony Pictures Imageworks, his digital human performance technologies and innovations earned industry-defining patents.
Scott has directed cinematics for multiple billion-dollar franchises, including Call of Duty, Assassin's Creed, Just Cause, and Spider-Man in gaming. His early recognition of gaming's potential led him to co-create the first digitized home video game in the 1980s, a decade before the technology became mainstream. His continued innovations in hyperreal digital humans have secured US Intelligence contracts and achieved the first blockchain registration of a hyperrealistic digital human.
Named to The Wrap's 2022 "Innovators List," Scott's ability to identify and capitalize on emerging technologies before competitors, has established him as a proven innovation leader across entertainment, gaming, and digital human development. His current work with Hyperreal® builds on this legacy of transformative technological advancement.
