Advice for a specific shot.
Posted in: Beginners TalkIs this something do able? How hard do you figure the roto and motion tracking would be for a shot like this? Also how would I go about doing this. I have sort of limited experience with roto and motion tracking but I figured I could freeze on the last frame I want turn that into a matte painting then track the image backwards to the first part where you can see the skyline and roto around the actors. Would that work?
On Melancholy Hill – Gorillaz
Posted in: 2d, 3d, Francesca Cutini, Gods of Design, Gorillaz, Jamie Hewlett, Motiongraphics, On Melancholy Hill, Stranieri, Video MusicaliMi chiedo se ci sia ancora qualcosa da dire sui Gorillaz. È dal 2002 che affidano la loro visibilità pubblica al cartoonist Jamie Hewlett senza sbagliare un colpo, e per una band “virtuale” l’immagine coordinata rischia di essere una cosa maledettamente importante. È lui che li cura, gli rinnova il look, […]
My updated 2010 reel
Posted in: Demo Reels!Still cant find a music track to go with it, anyone with any good links to one?
The Mill NY: 2010 OFFF Opening Titles
Posted in: General, mill, mill design department, mill ny, offf, OFFF titlesThe Mill NY was commissioned to do the OFFF opening titles this year, and took the opportunity to debut their integrated design and animation team. The languid journey they take us on through the forty-five titles for this years OFFF conference displays the immense potential this new division of the Mill has, especially considering the production resources they have at their disposal.
Mill NY staff Jeff Stevens (Design Director), Boo Wong (Senior Design & Content Producer) and Colin Pearsall (Executive Producer/Content) were all kind enough to answer a few questions about this piece and the new division of the Mill.
Splicing up biological elements and reforming them to create brand new species to illustrate the beauty that results from the exchange of ideas at a conference like OFFF is splendid and must have been a joy to work with as a theme…or at least that’s my take on it. Regardless, what led you to your concept and how did you go about developing it?
Jeff Stevens: The original, over arching concept was strength vs beauty and the affinity that each has for the other. At the same time, I wanted to create something that was abstract yet ‘seemingly’ natural. So, creating an environment that was underwater mixed with air began to take shape. Texture was important to me, so when Kim began illustrating, the contours and rawness of materials started to create a landscape and pattern for all of our characters. The best part was that nothing needed to be real. We could have suggested more reality but I think the blend of species, environment, and biomechanics perfectly summed up that affinity I was looking for.
OFFF (International Festival for the Post-Digital Creative Culture) Opening Titles
Premiere: June 26
www.offf.ws/
The Mill NY
www.themill.com
Alistair Thompson – Managing Director
Angus Kneale – ECD
Colin Pearsall – EP/Content
Jeff Stevens – Design Director
Kim Dulaney – Designer
Rob Petrie – CG Lead
Boo Wong – Senior Producer
Moss Levenson – Editor
Fall on Your Sword – Music
Henryboy – Sound Design
Weston Fonger – Sound Mix
3D
Tom Bardwell
Ian Brauner
Jeffrey Dates
Tony Jung
Christopher Kujawa
Michael Panov
Joshua Merck
Ruben Vanderbroek
James Williams
Stanislav Ilin
2D
Emmett Dzieza
Marco Giampolo
Melissa Graff
Bashir Hamid
Lu Lin
Gigi Ng
Doug Purver
Jeff Robins
Gap Yossanun
Tim Haldeen
Brian Sensebe
Exporting Splines
Posted in: Digital Fusion / DFX+Legendary P-51 Mustang
Posted in: GalleryDirected by Evan Dennis of Shilo, Mountain Dew “Green Label Art TV” debuted last Friday online at www.greenlabelart.com, and over the weekend during the 2010 Dew Tour’s Skate Open, International Skateboarding Federation (ISF) Skateboarding World Championships festivities at Boston’s legendary TD Garden.
The new :30 broadcast/web spot promots Mountain Dew’s new signature product design from professional […]
Real flow this…
Posted in: The PadBesides good reference material, this is just fantastic.
the tune in the end…could it be cold Play ?
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