A beautiful look at the various beaches of San Francisco.
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-Shot entirely with the Canon 7D
-Edited in Avid Media Composer 5
-Visual effects done in Adobe After Effects CS5
“En Route” is a student short film (directed by Colin Levy) and contains a pretty significant amount of vfx work which was created by a team of 16 student artists at Savannah College of Art & Design. Although it was already completed about a year ago and most of us have moved on working in the industry by now we finally felt like we should share it :).
CG was done in Maya & Houdini and most comp in Nuke. A tiny bit in Blender and After Effects. PFTrack for tracking and FCP for editing.
Feel free to critique, but keep in mind we did this work over a year ago so obviously we can see the flaws now :).
Thanks for watching!
Watch the film http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xzI8wdyt38
Watch the VFX Breakdown http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FC4mDy6yUfU
Visit the Official Site http://enroute.colinlevy.com/
And our page on IMDB http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1674180/
here is some smoke and dust effects in Maya..
please check it and comments
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZotnQ9DMfEQ
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for my other work go thourgh …
http://vfx-artist-yogendra-nagre.blogspot.com
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The experiment was to give a DSLR shot a cinematic look with some basic color corrections and vfx.
Don’t forget to watch in HD.
Info about what equipment I used:
Camera:
EOS Canon T2i/550D Rebel
Lens:
Canon EF 50/1,8 II
Software:
Adobe After Effects CS5.5
Color Grading- effects:
Curves, Tint, Hue/Saturation, Auto Color
VFX:
Optical Flares (VideoCopilot)
Particular (Trapcode)
Le droit de suite (The Resale Right) — VA from Pierre-Emmanuel Lyet on Vimeo (via Drawn).
Time and again I have been moved by the sense of solidarity that comes across from various discussions on Motionographer about protecting the rights of designers and artists (i.e., How do we look out for one another?). This is why when I came across this piece, I simply had to share it with you. It is gorgeously arresting in its simplicity, and informative. It’s been a while since I saw typographical-pictorial animation handled so well. So, enjoy!
According to Pierre, “The ADAGP is the French collective rights management society in the field of the visual arts (painting, sculpture, photography, multimedia, etc.). It represents almost 80,000 artists. They asked for a film that explains what the resale right is.”
Directed by Pierre-Emannuel Lyet, and made at French animation studio doncvoila.
Full credit list can be found on the Vimeo page.
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