Feature Film Art Department use of Rhino:

Spider-Man 3 (2007)

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Southland Tales (2006)

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Modeling, visualization, and design of various sets

Modeling, visualization, and design of various sets

Varius set dressing (stove, refrigerator, water heater)

Corpse Bride (2005)

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Sole modeler for all architecture (at least in the US, I don't know what they did with it once I handed it off to the model builders in England)

Modeling, visualization, and design of Evil Lab set

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005)

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Some of the Nut Room was originally designed in Rhino

FlightPlan (2005)

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Almost the entire aircraft to some extent, minus the galleys and cargo hold (although in some cases [nose cone, attic], rough shape + size models where generated, then broken off to others [hand drafters] to complete the construction documents). Ext. of aircraft, including a HD-SLA grow for the toy plane prop. The inclusion of blocks in Rhino version 3 made the process of modeling the interior much easier, as I could keep separate files of the window panels, center panels, isle panels, and seats as separate files. As each component changed, I just changed the respective file, then updated the master, which would update all 72 rows of the plane (upper and lower decks, in case you were wondering how 72 rows could fit in a plane) in one shot.

New **Sneak Peek**! Be sure to check out the Trailer link, then click on “Watch a Sneak Peek” to see some great footage of the plane. Also, the Rhino model will soon be showing up under the “Explore Aalto Air E-474”

Be sure to stick around for the end credits: Not only to see all the people who labored on the film, but the model they flip all around behind the credits was almost entirely build in Rhino (really the only exception is the interior of the engine, I know they aren't build like that ;) ) then passed to Maya for meshing and surface destruction. Also, a lot of the TV promo spots used this model to render out some of the high contrast interior shots.

Fantastic Four (2005)

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Int. recovory hospital, Int. space station, Victor Von Doom's office

Serenity (2005)

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this image is from:

http://www.serenitymovie.com/blog/index.php (July 6, 2004)

Rhino was used to help detail and Build the spaceship “the Mule”

Lords of Dogtown (2005)

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'The Pier' and surrounding destroyed architecture was designed in Rhino, and then built south of san diego on the border of mexico to look like the old pier of Venice, Ca.

The Aviator (2004)

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Molds for the wings were designed using Rhino.

http://www.designnews.com/article/CA513570.html

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004)

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Academy Awards - Nomination - Best Achievement in Art Direction

Art Directors Guild - Won - Excellence in Production Design (Period or Fantasy Film)

The Reptile Room was designed and built from an Unfortunate Rhino 3D model. Ouch my head hurt twisting and working on this model!

Spider-Man 2 (2004)

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Most sets were built in Rhino for a virtual tour before being approved for construction. Otto's Lab was heavily Modeled and analysed inside of Rhino.

The Terminal (2004)

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Art Directors Guild - Won - Excellence in Production Design

Overall shape of terminal, individual shops were then broken out to separate designers

The Cat in the Hat (2003)

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All town signage statues, Parts of transformed house. Rhino was used heavily in both the modeling, then to section the models up (typically every 2'-0“) The section were then plotted full size, where the sculptors transferred that to bead foam for carving. The bead foam is then given a hard coat, then painted, gloss, and believe it or not, it is at that point walkable!

X2 (2003)

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The X-jet Exterior and the interior cockpit were modeled in Rhino, and various other sets (Danger Room).

Reign of Fire (2002)

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Modeling the 1/6th scale vehicles (practical, as they actually burn), when dragon “strafes” vehicle convoy

Minority Report (2002)

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Art Directors Guild - Nomination - Excellence in Production Design

All vehicles, cars, hoverships, detention center

Auto Focus (2002)

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Bob Crane's apartment, some pre-visualization for other sets, this was mostly a location picture however

Goblin Glider and Pumpkin Bombs.