Ian Hubert’s 2010 VFX Reel
From Ian Hubert, the author of the demoreel
"All of the 3d stuff was modeled/rendered in Blender (all Blender internal renderer, if anyone’s taking note :P) and composited in After Effects. However, the lines between what constitutes 3d and compositing are pretty blurred… for example a lot of background plates start with a 3d base, then manipulate it in Photoshop to make it look more how I want, then animate it in aftereffects; it’s a very non clean-cut process."
Ian Hubert is the director of Project London, an independent, no-budget, feature-length, live action movie with vivid, intense, and marrow-vibrating visual effects and animations created with the open source software Blender (and other traditional software) and 250 (or so) worldwide volunteers. It’s led by The Triumvirate and set in Seattle, Washington. It will be available for worldwide viewing in its entirety very soon.
Project London: Multiply Teaser from Phil McCoy on Vimeo.
You can support them by becoming a fan of Project London via facebook/Project-London
"All of the 3d stuff was modeled/rendered in Blender (all Blender internal renderer, if anyone’s taking note :P) and composited in After Effects. However, the lines between what constitutes 3d and compositing are pretty blurred… for example a lot of background plates start with a 3d base, then manipulate it in Photoshop to make it look more how I want, then animate it in aftereffects; it’s a very non clean-cut process."
Ian Hubert is the director of Project London, an independent, no-budget, feature-length, live action movie with vivid, intense, and marrow-vibrating visual effects and animations created with the open source software Blender (and other traditional software) and 250 (or so) worldwide volunteers. It’s led by The Triumvirate and set in Seattle, Washington. It will be available for worldwide viewing in its entirety very soon.
Project London: Multiply Teaser from Phil McCoy on Vimeo.
You can support them by becoming a fan of Project London via facebook/Project-London
mardi 11 janvier 2011
