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Tuesday, 25 September 2018
Berlin and Sydney Sci Fi Film Festival 2018
For
my short film EKO, I'm happy to announce it's official selection at the
Berlin Sci Fi Film Festival and Australian premiere/ selection at the
5th Annual SciFi Film Festival in Sydney!
👽 @scififilmfestival
👽 @scififilmfestival
Saturday, 15 September 2018
Sunday, 12 August 2018
Bristol College Green - Cinema 4D 2018
Here's some progress with the model of Bristol College Green I'm making in Cinema 4D.
Thursday, 2 August 2018
Friday, 29 June 2018
Animations for Natural History Exhibition on LIFE IN THE DARK
Using Photoshop and After Effects, I made full 2D body rigs in on various creepy crawlies and underwater creatures. To be used in two sections of the LIFE IN THE DARK exhibition at the Natural History Museum.
CAVE SENSES
BIOLUMINESCENCE
Saturday, 16 December 2017
Surface Pro 4 Gaming Controller - Mark 2
Last year I retrofitted a Lynx Vision controller onto my Surface Pro 4.
Here's the step by step guide:
Above is the one I made last December.
This year I decide to make an updated version. Surface Pro 4 gaming controller Mark 2!
With extra USB ports at the back. I spent a weekend carefully whittling to hollow out the bit of wood in order to house the USB ports and reattached the gaming controller to this. There was much more fiddly rewiring to do than the first version.
Other minor changes was to make it a few centimetres narrower so that it would fit better in my backpack, keeping all the wiring (aside from the main one that connects to the Surface Pro 4) inside the wood whereas last time I just covered it with tape, and using magnets at the base of the back plate to keep it secure when it is folded down to the Surface Pro 4 whereas before I had used velcro.
Below is the current version.
Below is the current version.
Thursday, 2 November 2017
ROBOT walk and run cycle
A walk/ run cycle test with a robot I made in Cinema 4D originally for my short animated film EKO.
Thursday, 23 March 2017
Recreating Bristol College Green with Maya 2017
Work in Progress
I am currently setting myself a project to get more familiar with Maya 2017. I had used Cinema 4D for my short film eko and really enjoyed the 3D modeling aspect.
It's much more straight forward and less scary than I thought it would be. So here I am getting carried away with 3D modeling.
Sunday, 19 March 2017
Monday, 13 March 2017
Friday, 10 March 2017
EKO - Making of. 2017
eko
エコ
エコ
SYNOPSIS
Set in Glastonbury Tor. A retrieval mission of an escaped military bio-weapon from a shady tech organisation who implanted her with organs from an alien lifeform. She drives off her pursuers using telekinetic powers before collapsing, alone and helpless in the carnage of her own outburst.
Set in Glastonbury Tor. A retrieval mission of an escaped military bio-weapon from a shady tech organisation who implanted her with organs from an alien lifeform. She drives off her pursuers using telekinetic powers before collapsing, alone and helpless in the carnage of her own outburst.
CAST
Eko & car lady Elizabeth Isaacs
Soldier 1 Angus Brown
Soldier 2 Jamie Wilson
CREW
Written and animated by Alex Fung
Extended script and synopsis by Phoebe Wood-Wheelhouse
Thumbnail Art by Katherine Sugrue
Concept Artwork by Katie Waklin
Music by Addam Tyndale
VO session photography by Raphael Fung
Aardman Animations mentor - Nick Miller
UWE tutors - Chris Webster, Luis Cook, Julia Bracegirdle
Extended script and synopsis by Phoebe Wood-Wheelhouse
Thumbnail Art by Katherine Sugrue
Concept Artwork by Katie Waklin
Music by Addam Tyndale
VO session photography by Raphael Fung
Aardman Animations mentor - Nick Miller
UWE tutors - Chris Webster, Luis Cook, Julia Bracegirdle
eko is a 2D 3D Hybrid project.
Software: After Effects, Photoshop and Cinema 4D.
Hardware: Microsoft Surface Pro 4. i7 16GB Ram.
Hardware: Microsoft Surface Pro 4. i7 16GB Ram.
Trailer script and concept 2 weeks.
Storyboarding and Animatics for Preproduction 4 weeks.
Production time in After Effects was 5 weeks.
eko (eko) Pronounced ‘echo’
Japanese term for Transfer of Merit
Storyboarding and Animatics for Preproduction 4 weeks.
Production time in After Effects was 5 weeks.
eko (eko) Pronounced ‘echo’
Japanese term for Transfer of Merit
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| Voice over recording with Liz Isaacs |
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| Voice over recording with Angus Brown |
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| Voice over recording with Jamie Wilson |
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| Studio assistant and VO photographer Raphael Fung |
Midway through replacing animatic with After Effects work.
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| Replacing animatics with After Effects work |
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| Recording various electronic sounds for the mechs |
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| 3D Drone based on artwork by Katie Wakelin |
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| Mech design based on Katie Wakelins artwork |
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| Learning to build a drone in Cinema 4D |
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| Music by Addam Tyndale |
Animatic with Addam Tyndales music
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| Sketches by Alex Fung |
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| Sketches by Alex Fung |
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| Sketches by Alex Fung |
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| Thumbnail art by Katherine Sugrue |
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| The Style Guide |
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| Script |
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| The silly drawings the idea of EKO started with |
Labels:
Adobe,
After Effects,
Alien,
Animation,
Army,
CC,
Drones,
Mech,
Microsoft,
Photoshop,
Rigging,
Robots,
Surface Pro 4,
Visual Effects
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