Hasta La Motion!

Hey guys,

My name is Luke Pammant, I’m a student at the Art Instiute of Colorado. I found out about the CG Whiz competition on the Escape studio’s website and figured I’d should give it a shot. I’ve spent a ton of hours of the past 2 weeks getting this reel together. The dinosaur, hand disintegration and the car shot were all done in those 2 weeks too. I plan on using this as a professional reel when I graduate in March of next year so I could do with all the critique’s I can get.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LK2lSys2FUw

Thanks for looking,
Luke

A vfx studio based in Toronto are currently looking for a Digital Matte Painter.

requirements:

Experience designing and creating 2D paintings, including 2.5-D matte paintings and 3D camera-mapping shots.

Experience in designing and executing 3D environments, as well as 3D matte paintings featuring camera projection setups.

Strong understanding of color, perspective and mood.

http://www.smoothdevil.com/index.php…ob&job_id=1482

closes: 1 Jan 2011

Hi friends

I am new in after effects.and i right now i am doing a animation for mouth of pumpkin. with a voice over.i just wanted to know that how to animate the mouth of pumpkin .i dont know how to stretch and squeeze the mouth of pumpkin.or any other way to make them speaking…is there any solution…where i can just move the edges of mouth and make it animated using AEIOU.
My English is bad..but hope you get understood.
Thanks

Hi. I am doing small research about vectorblur in Nuke. I have to admit, I am bit confused. I don’t know what I am doing wrong, but vectorblur by Nuke has problem with bluring object in front of none moving objects. I have tried do make a comparison between Fusion native vector blur, Nuke vector blur and Realsmart vector blur. Realsmart works as same as Nuke. But between Nuke and Fusion is dramatical different. Fusion knows nice blur object in front of none moving object and whole vectorblur looks nicer than Nuke vectorblur.

I have read about that problem "bluring objectc in front of none moving objects" on the realsmart web page. They recommend create a mask for that object and blur that in separated layer. But why is it possible, that Fusion knows this without any separation of objects to layers?? Just click, click and done… And on the top of it, sometimes is quite hard to separate object to new layer, like my plant on one of those renderings.

note:
Pictures with blue sky were done by Nuke
Pictures with white sky were done by Fusion
I used separated files, png 16 bits for RGB and Velocity channel. Rendered by Vray.

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