Halo Fan Film CGI - FIELD TEST

First field test of some of my CGI stuff, and hours of work, camera shakyness runed the effects, sorry to say, lol we will deff try again...

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• halo
• fan
• film
• test
• cgi
• model
• pelican
• longsword
• sargentscrufy
• banshee
• dropship

[SuperSkilledGamer]

since this was from 2 years ago, I am sure you have probably near perfected this, but I think that if you havent, I have a nice tip for ya. Try to make a heat wave effect that rises, it makes it look like an illusion just in case your pelican is a little sloppy.

[SARGENTSCRUFY]

@SuperSkilledGamer this was actually made more than 2 years ago, but I always enjoy good criticism! Your absolutely right about adding a slight distortion to the craft, and perhaps a similar gradient underneath the pelican to add a thrust effect on the grass! If I was working on a similar scene currently, I would certainly give that a shot, but since ive been at college, it has effectively killed most of my creativity, and I haven't had time to do much CGI work for the past two years!

[Indiana360]

What did you use to animate this?

[SARGENTSCRUFY]

Several Programs Modeled and animated in 3ds Max and composed with either Adobe Premere or sony Vegas, i dont remember wich I used, its been a while, they are both great programs.

[LolHaloFAN]

pelican looked a little to small but other than that that was awsome

[RascalSpartan]

that wasn't a fail that was good

[ghost321000]

few kinks for you to work out

[thehawaiian96792]

cgi is good but the enviorment colors (too bright) made it look fake

[ResoImages]

get boujou or syntheyes so you can do camera tracking. the camera shakyness wont be a problem then

[ricky1345]

looks decent

[BADASSMANDO]

Oh and you may want to speed the banshee/longsword up otherwise they look like they're flying too slow.