With this personal project I have endeavoured to create a short animated sequence simulating live-action using a number of Photoshop-created layers projected on to 2D and 3D cards (modelled in Modo) in NukeX 9.
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Mattes completed for the Norwegian Christmas film ‘Reisen til Julestjernen’ (Journey to the Christmas Star), released in 2012. The bottom two mattes served as backdrops to actors filmed on bluescreen whilst with the first, the foreground (frozen lake) was projected onto a card and the camera set to track-in slightly. CG actors were overlaid into the middle-ground.
Courtesy Moskus Film and Gimpville AS.
There was a mix-up with the credits which led me to be uncredited for my work on this film.
A screen-grab showing a portion of the matte-painting that I completed for the film Kon-Tiki in 2012 with a CGI DC3 aircraft. The original matte was over 16000px in width. Grab courtesy Gimpville AS and Egmont Nordisk Film. The film is the largest and most expensive production undertaken in Norway and was nominated for best foreign language film at the Oscars & Golden Globe.
Below: Here is Gimpville’s effect breakdowns for Kon-Tiki. The team there did an amazing job. The sequence in which…
A personal piece inspired by H.G Well's seminal late-Victorian science fiction classic, 'The War of the Worlds'. The scene depicts the last service leaving St Pancras station before the fall of London to the Martians. Includes detail breakout.
