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Re: Vray?
Use mental ray for rendering. It is included with 3ds Max and Maya, and is a terrific renderer. I use it in production in both apps daily, and have for years. If I may suggest, worry about the animation first. Yes, you do need to figure out the rendering, but what will really sell this is the story and animation. If you need help on the rendering, or any part of the process, feel free to ask.
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