The motion capture for the next game in the GTA series has not been confirmed by actor Tim Neff who would be responsible for the captures. He commented that the resume in which the publication was made in his name is fake, stating that he does not have an account on the website Breakdown Express.
On Twitter, the actor explained that "The main issue is I don't even have a breakdownexpress account so I don't know who made this."
The main issue is I don't even have a breakdownexpress account so I don't know who made that
— Tim Neff (@TheRealTimNeff) July 27, 2017
He told PCGameN "this is not my page, account or resume. I don't even know this site. I worked on GTA 5 a long time ago and haven't done anything else since."
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Apparently Rockstar is working on the development of GTA 6 after having worked immensely on the production of Red Dead Redemption 2. GTA is one of the games today that has the highest amount of awards.
This novelty came after actor Tim Neff, whose specialty is to perform motion capture work for game studios, included in his resume a capture section for the game GTA 6. The same actor confirms that he worked for Rockstar in the development of Red Dead Redemption 2 which will be released by the company on September 26th.
However, as last year there were already signs of work around the game, it is very likely that at this moment the motion captures for the game are concrete. Although, it is also believed that Neff's strategy of adding his work in GTA 6 to his resume was a way found by the studio to avoid leaks.
As Rockstar has several studios, it is likely that the team that manufactures GTA 5, Rockstar North, will continue to be responsible for the development of the next game in the GTA series.
