'behind the scenes' -- 3D battlefield project

[Sceme]

lol..no replies? ..
this looks great, the sketches and everything..
fantastic job u've done.
environment models looks awesome!:cool:

[cgreene]

thanks for the feedback! glad you like it..

-cg

[JasonA]

Hey thats some pretty exceptional stuff! I like the overall planning you put into this (i'm downloading the movie right now, i'll comment on it later).

I really like the modeling and texturing examples you showed. very cool stuff! Maybe you could render out a couple of hi res stills?

[William b. Hand]

The still images that you have posted here don't give much detail, but my curiosity was piqued enough to go through your "making of"...
Real nice work, guys! :applause:
Now add some surround sound, maybe some music, and about ten more seconds of footage - you gotta let us see that ship crash!
I'm glad I checked it out!

[EricCartman]

Kick ass work! I like it a lot!

[Thekkur]

very nice stuff! :eek: Too bad we can't see the final movie...

it certainly loks very good in your portfolio... tell us if you got a job offer at a special effects studio :D

[JasonA]

I watched the clip, and I thought it was quite cool! I look forward to more progress on this project. please keep us updated!

and don't forget to add a hi-res still or two :)

[cgreene]

thanks everyone for the feedback!

** as for the audio-- i am currently working on a version with sound fx, etc.. should have it ready to post soon

** as for the video/movie-- you can see the current version (without sound) at my web site, on the making of section.. but i'll list a 'direct link' to the movie (below).. you need the divx codec to view the movie..

** as for getting an fx industry job-- i landed a job with Sony Pictures Imageworks, in LA.. as a senior technical director.. i'm currently in production on an all-cg animated movie called the Polar Express.. due out November '04

Direct link to movie file:
http://www.cg-2.com/portfolio/3D/battle_scene/3d_battlefield_making_10_frameset.htm

[lala7]

you guys are my gods.. :) deep respect... all that yummy ..



:drool:


<edit> its prolly in this thread somewhere.. but is there going to b a 130 minute (full) version also ??? and most inportant : WHEN ??? :wip:

[Space Penguin]

I went through the making of, and I gotta tell you, that's some really impressive work. Every step of it.
We need MORE.

[Space Penguin]

Originally posted by cgreene
i'm currently in production on an all-cg animated movie called the Polar Express..

You kidding? That's the project I'm most excited about at the moment. From the creator of Forrest Gump, right?
I went all over the web looking for information about it. Everybody says it's going to be revolutionary, but there's nothing technical.

Can you tell us more about the tehcnical side of the project? If you're allowed, that is.

[hanzo]

something a lil cartoony about it ( not all together real ) , I like what you've done :thumbsup: ya got my vote :D

[colt]

Really great work - you should put a direct link to the final video in your first post - so more people will watch it.
I loved your description of the production process - and the first mocap video with everybody runnning around like kungfu fighters ;)
Great character models you've got there - only some minor skinning issues at the shoulders - but that's no problem in the final scene.
Oh yeah - the video showed some black borders when the picture was shaking heavily - I guess the shaking was made in compositing - but that looks a little unprofessionell - if you know what I mean. Either render bigger or do it in 3d.

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