Busy. That's probably the best word to describe me right now. I'll probably get back to finishing the textures on the boat, but I got sidetracked by a fun animation project I did in my spare time. Here is the rough animation I did on some audio I got from the 11 Second Club. Working on tweaking and polishing right now. But I must discipline myself to get this thing rendered...anyway, enjoy!
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Showing posts with label acting. Show all posts
Saturday, 6 August 2011
Saturday, 17 January 2009
Animation - Help Me...
So much to do, so much happening so fast...while I get my demo reel ready and pray for a decent internship this coming summer, here's an animation I did as an extra piece for my reel. The rigged character file was created by Chris Caufield, and I got the sound clip from "Talladega Nights". It's in playblast form at the moment, but I might polish it up with lighting, etc, if I have the time. Meanwhile, enjoy!
Autodesk Maya 2008
Tuesday, 25 November 2008
Animation - Someone as smart as you...
Here's a little something I've been working on for a while now alongside my action analysis project. My Maya teacher, the incredible Mike Watters provided this rigged character for us to animate to a 10 sec audio clip. I chose the clip from the movie "Back to Gaya". Enjoy!
Thursday, 13 March 2008
Animation - It's Not Your Fault
It is my fault for not posting for so long, however. :( Anyway, here's another pencil test animation assignment I did. I had to take a character with a muzzle and animate it to a sound clip from a movie. I got this one from "Good Will Hunting". Here is the result:
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Monday, 18 February 2008
Animation - I Will Not Apologize
Assignment: Take a line from a movie and animate a character acting out the line. I snagged this quote from the movie "Magnolia". I went through a lot of pain and anguish trying to get this as close as possible to the way I hoped it would look. So here it is to behold in all of its oddity. Enjoy!
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