Secret Agent Entry: Darren Northcott

#1

Darren Northcott is entered in the “Secret Agent” update: View Challenge Page

Latest Update: Storyboards / pre-visualization: Storyboards

#2

WIP for one of the scenes involving the agents car

#3

This is a still from the elevator shaft I am working on… modeling and textures essentially complete

#4

WIP environment for door system the agent has to break into

#5

Nice locations. You’re making them fairly quickly, good job.

#6

Thanks!, yeah just trying to bang out the environment structures/models and textures, then i’ll tweak with lighting and such once the principle photography is comped in

#7

this is my model so far for the agents motorbike, based off of a 1949 Indian Scout

#8

this is the motorbike model. Just texturing left…

#9

Software: 3ds max

motorbike model

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#10

Software: 3ds max

360 animation of textured bike

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#11

Software: 3ds max

previs / wip for window

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#12

Cool.
I can see where you got your window texture from :slight_smile:

#13

Software: 3ds max,After Effects

just a preview of one of the scenes, easiest one to put together so far

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#14

Looking good. I like the volumetric light effect.

#15

Software: 3ds max,After Effects

experimenting with style, considering going the ‘sin city’ approach but have yet to decide… opinions?

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#16

Software: 3ds max,After Effects

another B/W scene… kinda liking it so far…

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#17

Wow, very creepy atmosphere. Still the live shot is a bit miss matched.
I like your style.

#18

:slight_smile: cool. is this back and white style final?

#19

yeah i think the black and white is going to be final… and yes i need to blend the footage with the environment a bit still. Thanks for all the feedback!

#20

Cool shot with the opening door.

I think I like the sin city thing, but it’s hard to really offer an opinion without seeing more of what the piece is meant to be like - what’s the tone, is it a trailer or a short narrative, etc…

One thing that might also work is just keeping everything except those bits fairly desaturated… not black & white but just muted and predominantly like a muted brownish hue or something… and then kick up the saturation on those door elements.

Mike