Hasta La Motion!

Well I wanted to do it differently so i choosed Glass . I m still in the half-way through my scene . The scene is simple two cars are colliding and disintegrating but after collision they are again coming into their intial state .

So plz comment if it is going in the right direction or should i introduce more scenes in between . . . . or should I change the camera angles ?
. . . . . . .. . a . a.a . .I m using Maya’s Soft Bodies & Rigid Bodies for the collision and some manual animation for some part.

the link – –
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ji30x39Kr3I

I saw the film again recently and have been working on a old looking gothic kind of machine. I have always liked this kind of stuff, playing Speedball 2 on my Amiga years ago etc.

Now I’m thinking of re-making the stadium (the round 1975 version), with a more metal feel. Sort of steampunk Rollerball. That’s the initial idea anyway.

I’m starting out by building a simple version to test sizes scale and functionality..

This is what i have so far.

What does everyone think of the scale?

Hi.

Just a quick test for matchmiving with HD footage recorded with my new camera. The animation of the tank is not so good (done as fast as possible… Normal keying.).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcLcCKN501w&fmt=22

Hi I am Danny Johnson and will be graduating from the art institute of pittsburgh in less then 5 months, so what I have right now are rough demo reels. Some of the small shots will be re exported or taken out. But tell me what you think about any parts of it, what needs fixed, be as brutal as needed!

www.treevfx.com

Im getting ready to graduate from the art institute of pittsburgh and was wondering what people thought of my opening

http://www.vimeo.com/4165539