Filed under: Motion/Video | Tags: After Effects, Canon T1i, Digital Video, Fell Pictures, Full Sail University, Illustrator, Ink, Marcin Zeglinski, Motion Graphics, poduski, Soundbooth
Redux of my Bumper Project. As you can see, I went in a radically different art direction, but I tried to keep the spirit of the original intact. I’d just gotten my Canon T1i and tried out the movie mode. By the by, if you have it, never film in 720, as it looks horrendous.
Filed under: Potpourri | Tags: After Effects, Alpha, Ashley Nieves, Digital Video, Final Cut Pro, Full Sail University, Illustrator, Marcin Zeglinski, Mark Koenov, Motion Graphics, Process
Project for Full Sail University. First off, let me start by saying that I am not actually that vain. The entire interview and redundant credits were a class requirement; otherwise I’d never stick this mug in front of the camera. However, I don’t hate it, and I do have some aspects of Motion Graphics in it, so I’m putting it up. Who knows, you might find it useful if you’re ever in desperate need of animating a 2D lime.
Visit my vimeo page for a hi-def version.
P.S. Can you spot the cameo by Ashley Nieves?
Filed under: Motion/Video | Tags: After Effetcs, Art, Ashley Nieves, Digital Video, Documentray, DVD Studio Pro, Editing Digital Video, Final Cut Pro, Full Sail University, Illustrator, Marcin Zeglinski, Mark Koenov, Mike Bennett, Photoshop, poduski, Wes Kandel
It’s been a while, but I had a two month class so there wasn’t really anything to put up last month. This is my final for my Editing Digital Video and, by extension, Digital Video class. The intro and outro I tried to make look like ink spilling on canvas with a touch of the falling letters that I’m oh so fond of. As for the red bars, I wanted to give the video some texture as it looked flat from having desaturated the blues. I animated them reacting to the change of speakers, which I hope think gives them personality and makes the bars feel like they’re a character in the documentary. Special thanks goes out to -in alphabetical order- Mike Bennett (he really needs to put up a blog), Wes Kandel, Mark Koenov, and Ashley Nieves for being my willing and most-talented guinea pigs.
Made with a slew of applications.
