Igo
10-10-2005, 06:18 AM
Hey,
This is my first "finished" 3D animated piece. I did this during my third term at VFS with two other students (Steve and LJ) and it seems that a lot of people thought it was funny so I decided to post it.
http://student.vfs.com/~3d55david/BG.jpg
To explain it a bit, the assignment was to describe how Dim Sum meant to you (as a group) so we went with "rushed" and "expensive," it had to be done in 30 secinds (minus intro and credits) and you could only use visuals that were provided in two pages of a childrens book, so we had a limited ammount to work with.
For those of you new to the experieince of Dim Sum, it's kind of like Hooters minus all the white people and skimpy dressed waitresses, lots of appetizers.
There's obnoxious audio, it's safe to say you should probably turn your audio down and turn up a smidge if you need it to save your sound systems.
http://student.vfs.com/~3d55david/DimSumFinal.avi
All done in XSI 4.2 and Adobe Premiere for layering/editing.
C&C would be great, might be a bit late to change some stuff but I'd love to know for future projects.
Thanks
This is my first "finished" 3D animated piece. I did this during my third term at VFS with two other students (Steve and LJ) and it seems that a lot of people thought it was funny so I decided to post it.
http://student.vfs.com/~3d55david/BG.jpg
To explain it a bit, the assignment was to describe how Dim Sum meant to you (as a group) so we went with "rushed" and "expensive," it had to be done in 30 secinds (minus intro and credits) and you could only use visuals that were provided in two pages of a childrens book, so we had a limited ammount to work with.
For those of you new to the experieince of Dim Sum, it's kind of like Hooters minus all the white people and skimpy dressed waitresses, lots of appetizers.
There's obnoxious audio, it's safe to say you should probably turn your audio down and turn up a smidge if you need it to save your sound systems.
http://student.vfs.com/~3d55david/DimSumFinal.avi
All done in XSI 4.2 and Adobe Premiere for layering/editing.
C&C would be great, might be a bit late to change some stuff but I'd love to know for future projects.
Thanks
