A job I Just Finished.

[Darknut]

I just finished working with a local video production house on this project.

 

I know a guy there, he ask if I could do it, I said yes .... then I went and learned how to do it, though I didn't tell "him" that.

I had been playing with AM for a couple of months I had 7 days to do the project.

 

More than once during this project I thought I had royally screwed up taking the job, but I learned a ton about AM and in the end I'm glad I did it.

 

I have been a Graphic Designer for years and own my own business in that field

I had dabbled in 3D with Bryce but never anything serious ..... but now I'm hooked

 

I did the animated logos and all the 3D on the project. (except the rotating Earth at the beginning)

 

 

I'm tired

 

 

try these

 

 

 

http://www.darknutproductions.com/media/E47.mov

 

http://www.somefeargear.com/E47.mov

[3DArtZ]

Wouldn't load for me?

 

Mike Fitz

www.3dartz.com

[martin]

It's great. Very professional.

[KenH]

Ooo...snazzy. Good to see you're making money with AM...and enjoying it.

[agep]

Really cool. Great editing!

[D.Joseph Design]

I know a guy there, he ask if I could do it, I said yes .... then I went and learned how to do it, though I didn't tell "him" that.

 

That's exactly how I got into web design, ecommerce, and web hosting. It's these challenges that provide the best opportunity to learn.

 

Very good work! I hope that you got paid well.

[NancyGormezano]

That is Very, Very impressive.

 

Question: Was the sequence of "blob particles" forming the e47 logo done with A:M? or post ? I'm very curious as to how that effect was created.

 

Thanks for showing.

[Darknut]

That is Very, Very impressive.

 

Question: Was the sequence of "blob particles" forming the e47 logo done with A:M? or post ? I'm very curious as to how that effect was created.

 

Thanks for showing.

I did the particals in AM with blobbies then did a composite.

 

this is how I did it:

 

1: I set up a blobbie emitter then loaded a rotoscope of the finished logo so I could position the blobbie emitter correctly.

 

2: I made a path and constrained the blobbie emitter to it

 

3: I aimed (constrain) the blobbie emitter at the camera then animated the blobbie emitter alone the path.

 

4: rendered just the blobbies.

 

5: I reversed the direction of the blobbie animation in the composite so that it looked like the particals were come "from" the camera instead of "at" it.

 

thats it.

[NancyGormezano]

Thanks for the explanation - quite effective & fascinating to watch - I shall tuck this technique away in my How-to file. Muy Bueno!

[Zaryin]

Excellent use of blobbies. Great job.

[3DArtZ]

Ah, it worked this time.

Very Professional!

Nice work for sure!

 

Mike Fitz

www.3dartz.com

[micheldani]

if the big pooh ba says it's great, then who are we to argue ...

nice work. funny how fast you learn when you are under pressure

[johnl3d]

great ..its amazing how you can get interesting results by just thinging backwards..(refering to the blobbies)