Assets need to be quickly accessible and follow a consistent pattern so that we can complete our creative tasks efficiently. In this article, we take a closer look at how we can achieve this and what problems need to be solved along the way. What are assets? In the context of visual effects, an asset refers to any digital element or resource used in the production process. Assets can include a wide range of digital files and components that contribute to the overall visual enhancement of a project. There are different types of assets that can come from different sources, e.g. from previous projects, supplied by clients or downloaded from the internet by third-party providers. It makes sense to reuse existing assets so that we can focus on the creative part of our work. If we bring these into an organised structure now, we are well prepared and can react flexibly to future changes.For example, some VFX companies are working on ongoing long-term projects. Perhaps a second season will be ...
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