It’s that time again. E3 time. Time for the booth babes, convention centres, announcments, new hardware and new game announcements. But I’m not interested in any of that, I just want to see the amazing cinematics for the upcoming games. Here are the best I’ve found so far.
Here is my entry for this years (2008) Friends of the Earth, One minute Film competition.
The theme of this years competition was “What part of the earth are you a friend of?”
I spent alot of time trying to come up with a good concept for an animation and I finally ended on the idea of a caterpillar who was kind of a surfer dude. I would have liked to actually show some of his surfing but the time contraints of the project made it unfeasable.
I hope to post some behind-the-scenes videos soon. Enjoy.
Sometimes it’s good to experiment. So here’s a little experiment in long camera shots, effects, multiple characters, slow motion and fight choreography that I finished at the start of 2007. I wouldn’t recommend doing this though. What started out as a small experiment turned out to be a massive undertaking, but I did learn so many useful things, so it was all worth it in the end.
Last year I entered a film competition run by Friends of the Earth. As a film-maker you were required to make a comment on how we can conserve this world for future generations.
I was fortunate enough to get short-listed and make it into the finals for the competition. Here is my entry:
In an endevour to improve my skills in Maya I set myself a little project back in 2005. I wanted to design, rig, animate, light, render and composite a shot from start to finish in Maya. This was the result:
The E3 2010 post.
