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: Motion/Video | Tags: 80s, After Effects, Animal Collective, Branding, Cinema 4D, Cold Storage, Illustrator, Marcin Zeglinski, MAV, Motion Graphics, Music, Photoshop, poduski, Soundbooth, Television, Wipeout Pure
Up there is the first of two assignments for Motion Graphics Project at Full Sail. We were to create and brand a broadcast graphics package for a fictitious channel/TV show. I came up with a music channel- mainly beacuse I think it allowed the most freedom- called MAV. That’s short for maverick; it has no affiliation with the senator from Arizona and means to reflect that the station would play videos for indie music. I went for a very 80s eye candy feel with this, and it was my first official foray into Cinema 4D. In order, you see a 10-second bumper, an animated transition into a loopable background with a bug overlaid, another form of a transition, a lowerthird title bar, and finally, the opener for the show. Music for the bumper and video is “My Girls” by Animal Collective, whereas the opener is “Onyx” by Cold Storage, from the Wipeout Pure soundtrack. And yes, that is indeed the Feisar.
EDIT: Here’s an updated version of the opener.
