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baradara 12-06-2008, 10:23 PM Hi, everybody!
I finally decided to post for the first time. I made a teaser for a future short.
The working title is "To The Far End"
All work done in CINEMA 4D
Completed in 3 weeks
Edited in Sony Vegas
Glad to hear your Critics & Comments.
you can watch it here:
http://www.vimeo.com/2441450
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baradara
12-08-2008, 11:38 PM
Anyone?????
Gotmilk
12-09-2008, 06:24 AM
Hello baradara and welcome.
Crits: The intro name "Dimitar Genov". It takes 36 seconds to animate the name (maybe make that shorter) and when you display the name its is shown less than 1 second. I had to pause the video to read entire name.
About your animation. At the start i could not understand what were you trying to display. At first i thought it was a fire. Watching it for a second time i realized that they are clouds. (i apologize if i am wrong). Camera moving was quick. I think if you make a slower camera movment around the mountain and the object on that mountain would be nicer. Also it helps if you would add a lot of details. You could also work on lighting and rendering techniques. I dont know anything about that but you should find plenty of tutorials out there to make your overall picture look prettier. Also that teaser did not tease me :)
I wish you good luck with your progress and please post your WIP-s
baradara
12-09-2008, 04:37 PM
Thank you for your critics. Yeah, you are right about the logo writing, it does take long and I wasn't sure if it should fit in there. I think it was obvious that these were clouds.
Of course, I intented them to be moving really fast to create this sort of effect. Like when you are flying in a dream. I dunno, I have seen a number of teasers and theatrical trailers which bear the same traits like the ones I tried to put into my work. It was my intention that everything should be moving fast to create a "what was that?!" feel. Maybe, I got carried away and people can't understand what am I trying to convey.
I do agree that I still have a lot to learn but I think that I have achieved the effect I was after.
I am sorry if I didn't "tease" you enough with my clip ;) anyway, I will try to be more convincing next time:p
PS: The "object" was supposed to be a woman in a cloak watching at the sailing ship.
Cheers
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