Is there a way/expression/node to compensate for that? i tought about using 3d cards but i don’t know if that will work with a 3d track, any ideias?
This tutorial teach you how to setup the Product presentation Renders.
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Why Would You Wanna Make a Little Movie?
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Edoardo L’Astorina
Movie Producer
Dendelion Blu
www.dendelionblu.me
We are currently in production on John Carter Of Mars, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and Captain America: The First Avenger.
Job Title: Creature FX
Department: 3D
Location: London
Reports To: Head of 3D
Key Purpose of the Job:
We are looking for Creature TDs for some prestigious upcoming projects. This is a diverse field and we are interested in speaking to all experienced Creature TDs, with an emphasis on the following areas of specialisation:
Creature Finishing ie muscles and skin
Creature Lighting
Cloth and Fur
Needs to Do
Creature FX, Creature Lighting, or Cloth / Costume FX.
Needs to Know
Needs to have several years of experience with major creature/character projects
Thorough knowledge of their area of creature specialisation
Full working knowledge of Maya
Need to be comfortable with the more technical aspects of creature work where appropriate, and have a strong visual and artistic skills as well. Programming or scripting skills (e.g. mel, python) would be beneficial, but not essential, depending on the area of specialisation
Familiarity with pipeline issues and a typical creature heavy post production environment
Minimum of 3 years experience on feature films with extensive creature work
Needs to be
Pro-active
Team oriented
Adaptable
Measures of Performance
On time delivery
Continuous improvement
If you are interested please apply online at www.dneg.com/jobs
We look forward to hearing from you!
Claudio Salas flexes his animation muscle with his new reel.
My question was in regards to what a Roto artist is allowed to do in order to pull a matte. For example, if there is a section of the footage that can easily be luma keyed, is he allowed to do so? It’s just that I’ve seen a few compositors getting snotty about roto artists cutting corners like that, and wondered if a roto artist really is just living and dying by the bezier, when some more creative ways of pulling a matte may well work.
Just wanted to know so that I don’t do roto shots on my showreel using ‘shortcuts’, if they’re not encouraged.
im after a camcorder to use for recording my own footage for practicing my nuke ( greenscreen, tracking, roto etc) at home as i am currently being taught it at a London studio.
im not looking for anything like a HVX200 ( having used them for years at uni i know there great but well out my use need and price range)
the most i will ever use the footage is practicing, if push comes to shove then maybe a bit in my reel.
i’ve got a budget of £600-£700 at the most.
using the search on the forum, i’ve found alot of talk about the canon’s HF s10 and the HF S100
why do they keep coming up and what others should i be looking at.
Thanks all for the help
Theo
FMX 2011 is just around the corner and MPCs Recruitment Team will be in Stuttgart on the lookout for the best in VFX talent from around the world.
2011 is set to be another exciting year, and with shows in the pipeline including HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HALLOWS: PART 2, XMEN: FIRST CLASS, PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES, SHERLOCK HOLMES 2, JOHN CARTER OF MARS, WRATH OF THE TITANS, 47 RONIN AND PROMETHEUS there really is no better time to join MPC!
So if you are at FMX this year and are interested in working at a world leading visual effects and post production company, come and visit our Recruitment Team at booth 3, from 3 6 May.
You can also email your CV and showreel to recruitment-roadshow@moving-picture.com and well reply with an invitation to meet our recruiters at the event.
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Good Luck and well see you soon!
MPC Talent Team!
this was actually the first project we did on our Canon 5D mark II. The evening the camera arrived we just had to film something, so we met the next day and shot this short. We are currently working on some tutorials which will give you a little breakdown of some effects we used in this short.
This short is telling a moral story. It shows a act of killing in an almost harmless way on a sunny day, smoking a cigarette. Just a regular job for the shooter.
It is more of a reflection of a real situation from the villains perspective.
Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AW9r-X5MoPk
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