Project Liberty - client:PixelCide

PxielCide's Project Liberty scene. I supervised the CG integration and matchmoved the scene.

The robot is animated in 3ds max by PixelCide's animator Yannis Ziakas, composited by my PixelFilmer leed Compositor Paul R. (http://youtube.com/visualfxthechannel)

This is the result of the tracking tutorial that can be found on my channel.

Note: This is only one part of the short Project Liberty and I got the rights to publish this.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• final
• result

[djtowo]

i miss the shadows on the paticles they can be a little more intense

[vfxworld]

@djtowo we tryed it with and without shadows.

Dust tends to look best without shadows. The director didn't want to have the main attention on the dust.

[d1353lp0w3r]

looks great but exposure much too high

[NO12Arts]

@x1c3x Fuck i knew it :L

[x1c3x]

@NO12Arts

Ninjas

[sawmane2]

hey man that was great i could never do better myself with 3d stuff but i couldnt help but notice the muzzle flashes needed to be bigger and of more contrast if you check out videocopilot(dot)com and their action essentials pack is exactly what you need :) but never the less im subscribing

[NO12Arts]

why is there a man in the tree on the left?

[KrixPrix]

You forgott the lightobjectsing of the muzzle flashes on the video. Only your CG objects hat that lighting

[Rulitop]

compositing and matchmoving looks good for me.

[deadpool3131]

GREAT sound!!! :)

[errotomania]

This is great, can you show how you make the scene in 3D max? the floor and then applying the reactor? thanks :)

[LukasVideosify]

Respekt! :D