credit sequence

[Bendytoons]

So, I just finished a banzai weekend doing the 48hr film project. Among other things (I was the DP) it was my job to do the credit sequence. The trick was that although I was allowed to create objects and images ahead of time, the animation all had to be completed within the 48 hrs. In fact, because I was DP, and due to the nature of the project, I actually had to create them Sunday morning. My solution was to do a credit sequence that required very little keyframing and used simcloth to do the hard labor. I am attaching the final sequence and the project (minus images) ready to simulate.

 

I thought this came out pretty cool.

 

endcred_low.mov

 

credit_sequence.prj

[TheSpleen]

looks good!

[John Bigboote]

Congrats, great stuff- get sleep.

[Luuk Steitner]

O that's very nice! (both credit sequence and doing the 48 hour film project) Can we see the completed film online as well?

[Bendytoons]

O that's very nice! (both credit sequence and doing the 48 hour film project) Can we see the completed film online as well?

I'll post a link in the off topic section when it's available

[steve392]

Ive been looking at your prj to try to understand cloth but can't see where to simulate to make it work .Iv obviusly got a long way to go learning this stuff lol

[Bendytoons]

Ive been looking at your prj to try to understand cloth but can't see where to simulate to make it work .Iv obviusly got a long way to go learning this stuff lol

Steve,

 

Highlight the choreography in the PWS, right click, select plugins from the drop down and choose simulate simcloth.

[number]

Congratulations. That really looks nice and is good use of the technology. With only hours to render, you got to make some choices.

 

I was on a team here in Seattle for the 48hr film festival and produced a few seconds of animation for our short.

 

Good luck. Maybe our films will go head-to-head in the city competitions.