Posts Tagged ‘TVPaint’
This is the animated video I completed for the UCLA Anderson School of Management for their home page video and call to action campaign. It’s an animated video of Max Ohlendorf’s original audio application for the MBA program at UCLA. The production company was Fraser Communications.
Hand drawn, Photoshop and TVPaint elements with compositing and animation in After Effects.
Manifestations:
“Il faut trouver l’amour”…one must find love. The courageous Mr. Chip travels in search of love.
Music is by Welsh composer Ceri Frost: www.cerifrostmusic.com
Vote if you like it =)
Today I released my animated music video, Manifestations, featuring music by Welsh composer, Ceri Frost.
Manifestations:
“Il faut trouver l’amour”…one must find love. The courageous Mr. Chip travels in search of love.
Music by Ceri Frost, www.cerifrostmusic.com
You can view Manifestations at the following sites:
2D animation using Flash, TVPaint and After Effects. Created at the Animation Workshop at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television.
Please rate it/vote for it if you like it, thanks!
More Dream animation stills from scene two of my short film. This is from the latest render of my loose narrative, music video/short film that I have been working on at UCLA this quarter. The music is by the amazingly talented Welsh composer Ceri Frost.
This film is a combination of TVPaint, Flash, hand drawn, hand painted, and Photoshop elements put together in After Effects. This film is almost finished and should be complete before January :)
I think I’ve finally decided on a title for my thesis film, ‘Through the Grey.’ This is the opening title scene as a pencil test animation.
Made with TVPaint.
Baxter gets angry. Made with TVPaint. Work in progress.
Baxter floating. I struggled with the spiral animation for a while, but was able to finish it with help from Sung-Eun Kim :)
Made with TVPaint. Work in progress.
Another sequence from my film – the ghoulish trapper has been hurt. Inspired by lots of Samurai Jack.
Made with TVPaint. Work in progress.
