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Final Project of 3D Animation & Visual Effects Class92
Edit: Premiere Pro CS5
VFX: Maya2012, PF Track, Nuke6.3x, After Effects CS5, Photoshop CS5
Cast: Yuxuan Gao
Produced & Directed by Yuxuan Gao
Camera: Lareina Lu
Music by 5alarm
Image Engine is a Vancouver-based visual effects studio specializing in character/creature design and animation, digital environments, VFX supervision and concept art, among other related services. Image Engine has contributed to notable feature films and TV series, including District 9, Jurassic World, and Game of Thrones.
Learn more: image-engine.com/
Character: Tokiya Mikagami
Series: Flame of Recca
Model: Hiro Otake
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A tour of the legendary Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) studios in San Francisco, the visual effects company founded by Star Wars creator George Lucas. My friend Jean Bolte has been working at ILM for decades, in a variety of roles, from model maker and puppeteer to digital artist and supervisor.
She showed me some of the original models created for such cinematic milestones as Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean and Ghostbusters. The intricate detail behind these fabulous creatures can inspire our own work. We’re both members of Pataphysical Studios, where we create a wide range of animated characters, interactive artworks and imaginary solutions.
A tour of the legendary Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) studios in San Francisco, the visual effects company founded by Star Wars creator George Lucas. My friend Jean Bolte has been working at ILM for decades, in a variety of roles, from model maker and puppeteer to digital artist and supervisor.
She showed me some of the original models created for such cinematic milestones as Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean and Ghostbusters. The intricate detail behind these fabulous creatures can inspire our own work. We’re both members of Pataphysical Studios, where we create a wide range of animated characters, interactive artworks and imaginary solutions.
Shooting visual effects miniatures for Sebastian's music video.
In order to get a shot of the rocket taking off, zooming past the camera, I had to bottom-mount the camera on a rail. There wasn't enough clearance for cables, so the shutter had to be tripped manually, which made me nervous. But looking at the footage, I don't think it was a problem.
Here is one of many reference stills I took during production for post production of the 2011 'The Block' launch campaign. This provided the 3D team with a quick visual reference of scale for this hammer prop. A computer generated hammer head was added in post production.
Note the shoe covers - always a good idea to have these on if you're working on a painted greenscreen floor
The show 'The Block' became Australia's highest rating show of the year during it's final episode with over 3 million viewers resulting in an audience share of 42.2%. Visual Effects Supervising and Art Directing the launch campaign was an enormously challenging task and the largest VFX job Channel Nine's VFX/Design department had undertaken at that time. Since then we have upped the ante once more.
A tour of the legendary Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) studios in San Francisco, the visual effects company founded by Star Wars creator George Lucas. My friend Jean Bolte has been working at ILM for decades, in a variety of roles, from model maker and puppeteer to digital artist and supervisor.
She showed me some of the original models created for such cinematic milestones as Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean and Ghostbusters. The intricate detail behind these fabulous creatures can inspire our own work. We’re both members of Pataphysical Studios, where we create a wide range of animated characters, interactive artworks and imaginary solutions.
For queries, new ventures or expertise request -- vfx@yashinski.net
Honors and Awards:
New York Festival For Film &Video 2007 - Gold World Medal
INTERCOM 2006 - The Chicago International Film Festival - Gold Plaque
New York Festival For Film&Video 2006 - Corporate Image - Gold World Medal
Golden Camera, Germany 2005 - Best German Movie Made for Television
New York Festival For Film&Video 2005 - Industrial Theater:Sales Presentation - Silver World Medal
INTERCOM 2004 - The Chicago International Film Festival - Gold Plaque
New York Festival For Film&Video 2004 - Trade Show Presentation-Booth - Gold World Medal
Promax Europe 2003 - Best television image campaign - Silver Muse
New York Festival 2003 - Gold Award/Best Graphics
INTERCOM 2002 - The Chicago International Film Festival - Best Visual Effects
INTERCOM 2002 - The Chicago International Film Festival - Best Animation
INTERCOM 2002 - The Chicago International Film Festival - Medical & Dental Science - Gold Plaque
Promax 2002 - Gold Muse - Cable channels & Networks packaging
Promax 2002 - Gold Muse - Broadcast Networks packaging promotion
Promax 2002 - Gold Muse - Branding image campaign
Promax 2002 - Gold Muse - Promotional animation campaign
Promax 2002 - Gold Muse - Sports program campaign
Promax 2002 - Gold Muse - Drama program promotion
Promax 2002 - Silver Award - Branding/ Image campaign
Promax 2001 - Gold Muse - Cable networks Drama program promotion
Promax 2001 - Gold Muse - Interactive media TV program promotion
Promax 2000 - Gold Muse - Children's program promotion
Production, Direction, Editing, 3D Stereography, 3D Production, Visual Effects, 2D to 3D Conversion
www.lumenactus.com for more details on company
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Michael J Smith
David Beeler
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DSK Supinfocom offers animation courses based on a standard approved by the CNCP (National Commission for Professional Certification in France). CNCP is directly under the supervision of the office of the Prime Minister of France. On successful completion of the course, students get awarded the Digital Director Certificate.
DSK Supinfocom’s foundation course empowers the students in the use of computer graphics tools and develops their creativity through a process of discovery, expression and communication. Subjects include image Conception, 2D and Video Software Tools, Academic Drawing, Modeling, Introduction to Animation, 2D/3D Graphics, Film Analysis, Visual Communication, Video and Composition, History of Art and Communication, Preparation of Animation and Live-action Screenplays and more.
Visual Effects work on The Short Film: The Conductor (2009).
I was the VFX supervisor on it as well as the Lead Compositor.
This image is a typical VFX sheet I take on set to take down data for the shot/sequence.
A small visual effects lesson. I made this for the benefit of some teenage relatives. Shot on an iPhone4.
Image Engine is a Vancouver-based visual effects studio specializing in character/creature design and animation, digital environments, VFX supervision and concept art, among other related services. Image Engine has contributed to notable feature films and TV series, including District 9, Jurassic World, and Game of Thrones.
Learn more: image-engine.com/
A tour of the legendary Industrial Light and Magic (ILM) studios in San Francisco, the visual effects company founded by Star Wars creator George Lucas. My friend Jean Bolte has been working at ILM for decades, in a variety of roles, from model maker and puppeteer to digital artist and supervisor.
She showed me some of the original models created for such cinematic milestones as Star Wars, Jurassic Park, Pirates of the Caribbean and Ghostbusters. The intricate detail behind these fabulous creatures can inspire our own work. We’re both members of Pataphysical Studios, where we create a wide range of animated characters, interactive artworks and imaginary solutions.