pugless Posted July 5, 2004 Posted July 5, 2004 Hiya folks! Here is a new piece that I worked on in collaboration with a number of people. AM was used for the basis of the metronome and related effects (so hopefully I can post it in this section, instead of the OT section). You'll need quicktime and its 19mb: http://www.iliadic.com/ut.mov Comments and criticism are welcome! Check out the rest of my site at http://www.iliadic.com Enjoy! Quote
Admin Rodney Posted July 6, 2004 Admin Posted July 6, 2004 Nice! Reminds me of Fantasia in it's own way. The variety of different styles makes it a really marvelous piece! Bravo! I take it the the artist's all worked on their pieces in a standard "JAM" style? With everyone having a beginning and ending they were assisned to work between. Was there a complete storyboard available to you? Quote
xor Posted July 6, 2004 Posted July 6, 2004 Wow!!! What can I say? That was pretty cool. You all did a good job. Kudos to you all. And thanks for sharing. Quote
Hash Fellow robcat2075 Posted July 6, 2004 Hash Fellow Posted July 6, 2004 Hey, that's a spiffy spot! If you have the rights to the music secured you should enter that in some video festivals. They love pieces like that. Dallas Video Festival Some German Festival -I thought the assembly line segment near the beginning needed a bit more rhythmic action to fit with the music. Something on every downbeat. Quote
pugless Posted July 6, 2004 Author Posted July 6, 2004 Wooooo, thanks for all the replys! Glad some of you folks out there liked it, as for questions: It was a kind of an organised jam. For instance, the directors knew what they wanted and then got the rest of us monkeys to do some of the bits. The two girls in the one photo at the end (Rebecca and Charlene) stiched 50 frames of the girl flinging her hair back, which didn't need to be timed, the same with the bird and other bits. So these were used to pad out / make the bits that needed to be on time (such as ticking) be on time. So it all came out on time in the end (but it was mainly due to luck!). As for a storyboard...heh...it was a uni project (the type where you think of a cool reason after you made it ). As for the factory bit, I have to agree with you, but I don't think there will be any smoothing as it was for a deadline so it could be entered into submerge 2004. Glad ya enjoyed it! P. Quote
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