Khoda Trailer

Khoda is the current project I am involved with. Directed by Reza Dolatabadi. The project started in 2006. I came on board in June as 3D Artist and main Animator with Reza as the Digital Painter. Sound design is by John Adam. The film is coming along really well and we hope to have it completed March 2008. This is a small preview of what to expect. Enjoy!

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Film & Animation

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• khoda
• animation
• trailer
• digital
• painting
• 3D
• maya
• short
• film
• reza
• dolatabadi
• adam
• thomson

[jweinrub]

Love the sound design, very top notch. The video itself is amazing!!

[Adamations]

Aye, I love the sound in this trailer. Unfotunatly the guy who did it wasn't able to commit to working on the final film so we went with a music only soundtrack. But I really like the atmosphere this creates. Hopefully I'll be able to upload the full film in the future.

[jweinrub]

Can't wait to see it! What was it like working on the film?

[Adamations]

It was alot of work but really fun most of the time. I learned alot of stuff too. Lasted longer than I would have liked though. From July 06 to April 08. It was only really for pre-production and the last 4 months that I was working full time on it. The rest of the time, because of the work I was doing I only needed to work a couple of days a week. Reza, the director, on the other hand was working pretty much full time during the whole thing.

[Emen]

any idea who the music is by?

[tomwoodifhecud]

I have seen many films at festivals that lack cutting edge both in story writing and technique this has bags of both I was blown away this won best animation at a recent festival and I knew when i saw it it was by far the most accomplished very well done!

From Tom Wood Animator

[jweinrub]

Very interesting.

[MayaNoob]

Saw this film at the degree show in dundee, this trailer doesn't do the full film justice at all, it only gets better from here.

Very good work, enjoyed it tons... was nice to see your development work too at the show. :)

[IgWannA2]

woa how the hell did you get that painting effect? surely you didn't rotoscope it?!