I don't remember exactly how, but I discovered iClone about 16 years ago. Version 1.5 had just come out. I had used other 3D programs before, but the ease of use of iClone appealed to me. Since I have been with iClone so long, I could grow and learn while features were being added. I have also been stubborn in trying to stay within iClone as much as possible. With the addition of the very capable Character Creator, I can create customized characters with ease. Also, the native renderer keeps improving.

- Job van Zuijlen -

I am now almost 65 years old and I have Semantic dementia which got me to retire from my job as a computer programer boss. But me doing things I want to do is still fine for me and the biggest things for me now are:

Making movies in iClone
Making characters in CC is big for me
Making models in Blender for use in CC and iClone
Using 3DXchange for loading my props for iClone

- Graham -

I came across a software package called Effect3D. It was amazing software that was easy enough to learn, and powerful enough for me to achieve the tasks required easily.

After successfully achieving my goals I kept a close eye on Reallusion. Sure enough they later released a packaged called It’s Me. I remember amazing my friends and family with little moving versions of themselves. Each new product release always manages to create something unique and powerful not found with any other software package.

- David -

Congratulations on 20 years.

What attracted me to your early products was the uniqueness of what they could do. Emotion3D and CrazyTalk were the original products I started with. I liked the idea and ease for which you could choreograph a picture appear to talk. My husband and I had a lot of hours of fun generating talking pictures.

- Lisa Proch -

Nearly 20 years ago, I was pondering how to create a unique keepsake for my first nephew's wedding. Video montages were fairly novel in those days, but I still wanted something more magical. I tried animating the couple, but couldn't pull off the artistry or the technology. I happened upon Reallusion's "It's Me" software. Magic? Oh, yes. A photo of the couple, a whack on the head by a lovely fairy and, like magic, the couple came to life in a cloud of fairy dust. I still remember the sound of that wedding crowd exploding with delight.

- Kathy Wellington -