Interface Design

These are interfaces I designed for a class project and integrated into a short scene. Basically it takes place on a military spaceship owned by the 'galactic forces' and the captain of the ship is using the computer to do some routine checkup on a commander. I started making all the elements of the interfaces in adobe illustrator, then brought them into adobe after effects for animation. I also used photoshop for some things. I shot on green screen for the scenes on the spaceship, and modeled the ship interior. Added sounds and color corrected and that't. All work by me except the original 3d model of the ship (the one used in the interface) and the 3d model of the earth.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• vfx
• fx
• effects
• jordanneff
• neff
• ship
• adobe
• design
• interface
• after
• illustrator
• photoshop
• autodesk
• 3d
• 3ds
• max

[kirill747]

how did u do the effect on the left at approx 1.00 and forward with the running text, any preset or just homemade? any tut on how to do that?

[jordanneff]

@kirill747 it's pretty simple. I just created a long string of text, maybe 5-6 times the verical height of the area where it scrolls up and then made a simple box mask and animated it scrolling using keyframes.

[gr8phuk]

really cool. wow, thanks for such a great looking interactive interface. one of these days soon, they'll be in production.

make it so #1! ;p

[jordanneff]

@ConstantinMachinima Попробуйте делать что-то полезное. Я слышу России является прекрасным местом для игры в условиях дорожного движения.

[IAMSilentdeath]

What program did you use? That was pretty cool, i wana try to make something like that :)

[iAmOvie]

love this...i wanna use this idea in my music video...hope you dont mind...

[816nnm]

@kirill747 there's an effect where it says motion blur in the menus

[816nnm]

0:50 - 0:54 ruined the good parts but its still cool!

[kirill747]

@jordanneff figured it out thanks :) another question, the motion blur when the different objects are moving, how to apply that? Do you keyfram blur effect or is it another special effect?