brinda
09-27-2005, 11:46 PM
Hello all,
This my first post here in the Vue forum. I recently had a chance to work with Vue for the first time and thought I'd post some images from a recent project:
http://www.brinda.com/posts/Lost_01.jpg
The project was an online game for ABC's show LOST. In the game, the user explores the Island and scavenges for items to help them survive. (Medicine, water, food). In the process they learn a bit about the story line, and are general steeped in the LOST experience. You can check out the game here. (http://abc.go.com/primetime/lost/games/mission/index.html)
http://www.brinda.com/posts/Lost_02.jpg
Vue was used to create the islands foreground/midground elements and environments. The Vue elements were composited against background plate photography from the actual set, in order to provide visual continuity with the show.
http://www.brinda.com/posts/Lost_03.jpg
Being that this was the first time I'd used Vue, it was sort of a trial by fire, but in the end I think things turned out nice. I made heavy use of the Ecosystems with custom painted density maps. Here's a screenshot compilation, in case anyones interested:
http://www.brinda.com/posts/Lost_04.jpg
Any feedback is always welcome. Who knows, maybe future season 2 rollouts with have complete fly-throughs built in Vue.
-Dave
This my first post here in the Vue forum. I recently had a chance to work with Vue for the first time and thought I'd post some images from a recent project:
http://www.brinda.com/posts/Lost_01.jpg
The project was an online game for ABC's show LOST. In the game, the user explores the Island and scavenges for items to help them survive. (Medicine, water, food). In the process they learn a bit about the story line, and are general steeped in the LOST experience. You can check out the game here. (http://abc.go.com/primetime/lost/games/mission/index.html)
http://www.brinda.com/posts/Lost_02.jpg
Vue was used to create the islands foreground/midground elements and environments. The Vue elements were composited against background plate photography from the actual set, in order to provide visual continuity with the show.
http://www.brinda.com/posts/Lost_03.jpg
Being that this was the first time I'd used Vue, it was sort of a trial by fire, but in the end I think things turned out nice. I made heavy use of the Ecosystems with custom painted density maps. Here's a screenshot compilation, in case anyones interested:
http://www.brinda.com/posts/Lost_04.jpg
Any feedback is always welcome. Who knows, maybe future season 2 rollouts with have complete fly-throughs built in Vue.
-Dave