Kudos to the team and friends at Big Studios for their great work on this year's Super Bowl graphics package for CBS.
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PROMAX NZ 2012
Wanted to share some work I did for Promx NZ 2012 while freelancing at Branspank in Auckland. This was my first real big job in Cinema 4D, and was a real departure from what I usually work on. I was resposible for the 3D elements, camera tracking and some base level compositing.
PROMAX NZ 2012 - Branding and opening film from Brandspank on Vimeo.
Learning Cinema...
The breakdown video above is a good motivator to looks past my annoyances with Cinema 4D and embrace it for motion graphics work. You can view the completed piece over on Vimeo.
Turns out here in Auckland, a lot of production studios use Cinema 4D. I had heard it was geared towards motion graphics and this week I did my first bit of work in Cinema 4D and it was... fine. Coming from 3D Studio Max, it is obvious how some things in Cinema are much easier to do. What had me a bit frustrated at times were the really basic things. Gizmo/pivot points seem to be a bit illogical once you start building up splines or add modifiers. Extrusion and bevel controls feel a bit limited. Either I'm missing something but why can't I create proper dummy objects?
It's still early days for me so my opinion isn't final, and I'm sure in a few weeks I'll be raving about Cinema. Until then I shall do right by the Internet and bitch about the learning process!
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Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Handover Animation
Great animation for the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics Handover from the Vancouver closing ceremonies as well as the logo presentation.
MTV's New Look
With the help of UK studio Universal Everything MTV is launching a new look across it's 64 international channels...
MTV International / Sweetheart from Universal Everything.
MTV International / Chocolate Gold Sunset from Universal Everything.
MTV International / Mad Drummer from Universal Everything.
For more info and a few more clips check out the posting on the Creative Review blog.