Gkaster becomes Bright Photon: Happy New Year
Posted in: cg, directingA belated Happy New Year video from one of my favourite motion designers, Gkaster who appears to have become Bright Photon. Lots of great work to see.
A belated Happy New Year video from one of my favourite motion designers, Gkaster who appears to have become Bright Photon. Lots of great work to see.
Candidates should be experienced in Nuke or Shake. Must be comfortable in quick turnarounds and professional workflows. Video’s director is New York based but access to candidates own ftp is fine.
Job will consist of 2D and 3D elements evoking a vintage Chicago Blues vibe. Candidates enthusiastic about the Blues genre please apply.
This is a temporary position and will run thru the week.
Please send us a resume and link to demo reel or web page.
They did it by taking a pic or pics of a chrome ball or mirrored ball. I’ve seen this mentioned a few other times but don’t know much about it.
If I have already filmed can I use an hdri that is similar to my scene to light my object?
Is there anywhere I can learn how to do this with the mirrored ball?
Cheers,
Erik
We are currently in production on John Carter Of Mars, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Paul, Captain America: The First Avenger and Attack The Block.
* Job Title: Line Producer (Singapore)
* Department: Production
* Location: Singapore
* Reports To: Producer / Executive Producer
Key Purpose of the Job
To provide and frequently adapt a detailed plan for the delivery of a project to the visual effects producer, supervisors and individual artists and liaising with the London office central schedule to ensure efficient allocation of Singapore based artists
Needs To Do
Responsible for the company schedule in Singapore, working with central scheduling, producers and department heads in London and Singapore to allocate crew.
Forward planning and liaising with the central schedule in London to allocate crew in the future.
Setting up regular cinesync/telephone conferences with London.
Liaising with supervisors and leads to coordinate work going in and out of the building.
Working with HR, department heads and supervisors in London and Singapore to identify recruitment needs.
Ensure the visual effects team understand goals and deadlines running dailies and doing daily rounds.
Work with the coordinators to ensure the actuals of what has happened on shots and tasks are recorded.
Adapting the schedule to reflect the changing needs of the client and the company and to reflect the impact of how artists are actually doing based on info supplied by coordinators.
Communicating the schedule to the artists.
Sending deliverables to London.
Needs To Know
Project management experience with MS Project or similar essential.
Microsoft Office, particularly Excel.
Strong management skills.
Experience of working as a producer within a production driven environment.
Understanding of VFX processes.
Excellent communication, analytical and problem solving skills.
Needs To Be
Proven track record in project management.
Skilled at quick analysis, problem solving and decision making in order to meet daily/weekly challenges with solutions as well as the capacity to see longer term strategic goals in terms of resourcing and demands of upcoming projects.
Able to communicate effectively between offices internationally.
Capable of organising and coordinating people.
Capable of motivating and leading teams with enthusiasm.
Calm, organised and methodical in approach to work able to remain so under pressure and when working to tight deadlines.
If you are interested please apply online at http://www.dneg.com/jobs/line_produc…re%29_247.html
We look forward to hearing from you!
Thanks a lot
Please let me know what you think.
It is more towards CGI with live action than just CGI or cinematography.
The before and after is very simple, because I didn’t want to spend too much time with breakdowns to show each element and what blending mode it got, etc. Simple and fast, so that hopefully if someone likes it might ask for a breakdown to see more of the “skills”. But that is my reasoning and I might be completely off.