So after a somewhat craggy start my final project is finally moving forward at a good pace. Shot the green screen footage today on the EX-1 and everything looks great. I will have to do some camera tracking just to make sure things match up properly. I think I am getting my second wind of inspiration on this project now.
So for my final project I am doing a thirty second commercial for the company TOMS shoes. TOMS is a shoe brand where its goal is to make life more comfortable. With every pair of TOMS shoes you buy, they will give a pair of their shoes to a child who needs them. The head of the company, Blake Mycoskie, makes various trips to parts of the world like South Africa, Argentina and Ethiopia to make a shoe drop or help out in other ways.
For my commercial I will be focusing primarily on the more stylish aesthetic side of the shoes and less on their philanthropist side. TOMS creates a shoe similar to a Mediterranean “Espadrille” and come in various colors and materials. The idea behind the commercial is to showcase them as a stylish shoe for the S/S season of 09 .
I am really happy to be able to work with an actual company to develop a commercial for them. Hopefully they will be pleased with the results. I’m very excited to work on it!
From DavidShrigley.com
This is the identity for the music channel “the Funky Sides”.
This is a 5 second identity video for the Astro Broadcasting Network. For 3D graphics we were asked to make a Broadcasting identity using reference to one that already exists. I chose an HBO intro from 1980.
Ed and I finished our motion piece on Bach the other day. I am really happy with how it turned out. We really worked hard early on to create a strong feel for the piece.
This is my final project for Interactive Development. I created a Papervision gallery of videos. There are still some bugs to fix but I thought I’d throw it up anyways. Thanks to Tyler Egeto for the help.
The last week I have been playing around with modelling within C4D. I wanted to start by making a interior shot that was somewhat realistic.
While using motion graphics in title sequences can add a lot of action to an otherwise drab part of a movie, sometimes the simplest solution is the most effective. This title sequence for the French movie “Les Parapluies de Cherbourg” does just that.
Found via The Shoptometrist
