Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Animation. Show all posts
Monday, April 13, 2015
Golan The Insatiable: Storyboard Test
Did the Golan The Insatiable storyboard test last year, but never uploaded it.
Learned a lot about Flash.
Friday, March 14, 2014
Monday, February 10, 2014
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Glyphs Of Sorrow
The short experimental film I worked on earlier this year was completed in May. I never really had the opportunity to upload it on here, so I figured I'd do it like a few days before the new year.
The title is Glyphs Of Sorrow and it premiered on the CSUF PMC Film Festival this year. I wanted to create something outside my comfort zone and tried to do something a little creepy I guess. I also wanted an excuse to work practice After Effects as well, so this was a perfect way to do so. I'm not going to re-upload images from earlier blog posts, but I will add tags to those posts so that if you click on the keyword at the bottom you can see some of my work-in-progress stuff.
My characters Nail, Jason, and Kacky make their cameo appearances in the glyphs. In the film, I only used 18 out of 20 glyphs: the first one would be the guy with 3 hairs (row 4 column 1) which was a character concept for a different film idea I wanted to do but had no time to; and the second one I just kinda forgot to use (row 2 column 4).
The above is an instructional image I sent out to people to help me come up with designs.
I got the reaction I wanted at the film festival and gave out bottle cap pins. Some days later I did a painting of the final scene of the film:
Looking back, I wished I could have asked some people to help me with my movie. I only had a month to really animate anything and I was pretty much a one man team. I had to cut out a lot of my ideas in order to meet the deadline, so that was a bummer. Regardless, I'd like to thank Katie Hardash, Rachel "Sailor Ember Phantom" Clark, and Marcus Lazore for all your help and support!
The title is Glyphs Of Sorrow and it premiered on the CSUF PMC Film Festival this year. I wanted to create something outside my comfort zone and tried to do something a little creepy I guess. I also wanted an excuse to work practice After Effects as well, so this was a perfect way to do so. I'm not going to re-upload images from earlier blog posts, but I will add tags to those posts so that if you click on the keyword at the bottom you can see some of my work-in-progress stuff.
My characters Nail, Jason, and Kacky make their cameo appearances in the glyphs. In the film, I only used 18 out of 20 glyphs: the first one would be the guy with 3 hairs (row 4 column 1) which was a character concept for a different film idea I wanted to do but had no time to; and the second one I just kinda forgot to use (row 2 column 4).
The above is an instructional image I sent out to people to help me come up with designs.
Looking back, I wished I could have asked some people to help me with my movie. I only had a month to really animate anything and I was pretty much a one man team. I had to cut out a lot of my ideas in order to meet the deadline, so that was a bummer. Regardless, I'd like to thank Katie Hardash, Rachel "Sailor Ember Phantom" Clark, and Marcus Lazore for all your help and support!
Saturday, May 4, 2013
After Effects Blob Cycle
Here's an After Effects test I did to try to understand compositions and such:
Been working on my short "film" the last month. I'll definitely upload the final product on here when I'm done!
And with that said... May the Fourth be with you!
Been working on my short "film" the last month. I'll definitely upload the final product on here when I'm done!
And with that said... May the Fourth be with you!
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Ominous Face Lip Sync Test
Tested out my mouths by shamelessly using the audio from a boxed meal commercial and lip syncing over them. Learned that I was missing a proper "R" mouth, so I quickly made one.
And then I distorted the audio and added a simple effect.
It's alright for a test, yo!
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