The first EVER motion picture was made in Leeds in 1888 by Louis Le Prince. The general awareness of this absolutely historical landmark in film and cinema is hardly known, even to the community of...
The first EVER motion picture was made in Leeds in 1888 by Louis Le Prince. The general awareness of this absolutely historical landmark in film and cinema is hardly known, even to the community of Leeds - therefor, for my final project i decided to design a cinema.
It is a riverside site which has a perfect view of Leeds Bridge too!
This video explained how the spaces work, what impact the scheme had on the site, and it included the scheme in context - all of which helped enhance my presentation. This project received a 1st - RIBA approved :)
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hehe i se u were using GI right?..and got the crapy shadows error when rendering in video mode! we just dont use it anymore for videos...its a shame but the time u save placing lights to achieve that ilumination you will expend it later fixing the crazy shadows.
it was rendered out with very (very!) low settings. In an architectural video/walkthrough sometimes it isnt about how crisp the renders are.. of course i'd prefer it if it was better rendered, but this video served its purpose.
The renders of sections/rooms/spaces were done with a lot more time to spare and came out better. The video was just an added extra that I did the night before my exhibition - not really required but a nice addition! So i cant complain!
Nice to see you using c4d, im doing a media and graphics course in college and seing stuff like this is inspiring (Y) hope i'll be able to do something like that in the near future
hi! it was Cinema 4D, on a 4core Mac Pro. It was rendered overnight in different segments then edited together (very quickly) for the next day's presentation!lol..
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Cinema rocks...;)
The renders of sections/rooms/spaces were done with a lot more time to spare and came out better. The video was just an added extra that I did the night before my exhibition - not really required but a nice addition! So i cant complain!