Diaries of a Squeaky Chair: 3D animation Camera test

Saturday 19 December 2009

3D animation Camera test

Well oddly enough ive almost finished my 3d project, this caused by a bit of lazyness, but id rather move unto doing bigger things so ill learn and improve my current skills so the next animation would come out looking a lot better. im not completly satisfied with the animation, but its hard to get crtique wen the animation isnt exactly pixar standard lol. Any ways here it is...... enjoy.

1 comment:

Unknown19 December 2009 at 21:27
It's not bad. But certain camera angles were to jolty and some were not needed. Like the angle shown for the second set of stretches the character made. Also for the part where the character Was running on the platform, it would have been perfect if you had a tracking shot following th action. However I specially liked the last few shots of when the character jumped and grabbed the object and smashing the ball with it. You could have had a shot showing the characters feet right before he jumped just because it would have made it look a lot better. All this though is just the opinion of one person. Just my honest opinion nonetheless.
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I am a self-taught CG animator constantly seeking new challenges to tackle, new practices to master and new images to create. My favourite phrase is B.B.T.O.S. This phrase means Bring Back The Old School and this is a theme that I try to implement into my creations. There is no future without a past and this also applies to design and animation.

Everything nowadays is trying to be futuristic or modern and for most to achieve this they abandon the designs and thoughts created by the past and endeavour on a creative process to create something very different. I do not think this approach is wrong but I believe that the illusion that the result was purely a result of the creative journey is a lie. In everything modern or futuristic there is a glimpse of the past and I believe that we should make these glimpses windows, and one day we can make them half the creation without denial of the origin.

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