Partial previsualization for my short film GRIP . . . much more intuitive and expressive than just doing storyboards, it lets me experiment and work out actual camera setups, lens sizes and movement in advance of the actual shoot, as well as getting an early sense of editing. Invaluable.
Turning myself and a few of my closest friends into shambling, flesh-hungry fiends.
Re-animated (heh) and recomposited. Smaller demon, to better suit the plate, and more active. Forgive the slightly dodgy animation; character animation isn't my strong suit.
Just experimenting with motion tracking and compositing 3D objects into live action footage. This is an old plate shot of my basement I had in my files, and a Poser demon. The animation and compositing are extremely rudimentary, but turned out much better than I expected at this early stage. I'll post a more finessed version in a few days.
A handful of shots from my trip to California, January 2007.
Images from part of the Nuit Blanche event this past weekend. The entire city of Toronto was transformed into a giant dusk-to-dawn art installation. These are from Philosopher's Walk, next to the Royal Ontario Museum. The entire valley was surrounded by a massive array of fog machines that filled the space with impenetrable white fog.
Call it GFI 2.0. I've remixed the sound and added new titles.
A brief excerpt from Saving The World, a stand-up and cheer cue from John Ottman's awesome score for Superman Returns.
I could listen to that all day, I think.
A brief teaser for Night, a new comic book series written by me and illustrated by Attila Adorjany. Attila did an awesome job of coverting his art into animated motion graphics.
Recent Comments
-
-
-
-
Matt Black said:
[this is good]It appears as though she may have been a little drunk as well. read more
on Joe 'n Asia
That is really cool. read more
on Return Of The Demon