Author: WPInitiator

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For more info: http://www.kabbalah.info What is the force that drives evolution? Where and what are we evolving to? Why is it that the more we progress, the more we suffer? And how can we impact an unprecedented change for the better right now? Anthony Kosinec presents Kabbalah׳s solution.

Super-8-Kurzfilm von Patrick Müller, gedreht während Dagie Brunderts Experimentalfilm-Bio-Schwarzweißnegativ-Entwicklungsworkshops auf dem 30. Kurzfilmfestival Hamburg. /
Super 8 Short Film by Patrick Müller, filmed during the Experimental Caffenol Development Workshop in Hamburg. My first trip to Hamburg, almost no editing.

Germany 2014, 3 Min. Camera: Nizo S2, Film: Adox Pan-X Reverso, Telecine: Ochoyico, Madrid. Selbstentwickelt/Hand processed in Caffenol (Kaffee, Waschsoda, Vitamin C).

patrickcinema.de/index.php?/root/vier-fotos/

A recent augmented reality project screen capture. I did the development and some animation. 3d work done by Rob Raio. For more info see http://www.livemade.com

Sounds from the freesound.org project with respective credits:

Samples used from Freesound

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With summer just beginning, 2013 workshops have begun and the first workshop took place in Glacier National Park from May 7th to May 15th. First off, I must say that the experience was a HUGE success and cannot wait for the next one! For people unfamiliar with these workshops, the structure is unlike most other workshops out there because you leave with a finished film. These workshops take you through the entire process of shooting a time-lapse film including story development, scheduling, scouting and much more!

Rhythms of Spring was shot and edited during this workshop with one day of fine-tuning following the workshop.

For more information on this workshop, make sure to visit http://www.prestonkanak.com/2013/05/17/rhythms-of-spring-an-eight-day-time-lapse-workshop-film/

To register for your own spot, make sure to visit http://www.prestonkanak.com/workshops/

This film was shot using Kessler Gear including the Kessler Cineslider, Revolution Head, Oracle Systems, Stealth Slider, CineDrive and more. http://www.kesslercrane.com

Music Courtesy of The Music Bed: Dexter Britain – Second Class Citizen
http://www.themusicbed.com/#!/Second-Class-Citizen-3982.php

The SFX sounds were recorded using the Rode NTG8 and Rode NTG2.
http://www.rodemic.com/mics/ntg8

All camera gear was carried in the F-STOP Tilopa BC.
http://fstopgear.com/product/mountain/tilopa-bc

Shot using the Nikon D4.

luisb gonzalez
luisbgp@gmail.com
Demo: Breakdown List

— Copito: “Snowflake – Copito de nieve”, 2011 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Cartoon-Style White Teen Gorilla, main character. filmaxinternational.com/​film.php?id=9
Created model: Model, using model sheets design references, UV layout, facial rig development with the rig supervisor, final rig weigh-map, facial shapes support for the facial rig, facial expressions presets and facial panel for animators, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Softimage 2011, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Ailur: “Snowflake – Copito de nieve”, 2011 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Cartoon-Style Red Panda. filmaxinternational.com/​film.php?id=9
Created model: Model, using model sheets design references, UV layout, facial rig development with the rig supervisor, final rig weigh-map, facial shapes support for the facial rig, facial expressions presets and facial panel for animators, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Softimage 2011, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Ron: “Snowflake – Copito de nieve”, 2011 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Cartoon-Style Silverback Gorilla. filmaxinternational.com/​film.php?id=9
Created model: Model, using model sheets design references, UV layout, facial rig development with the rig supervisor, final rig weigh-map, facial shapes support for the facial rig, facial expressions presets and facial panel for animators, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Softimage 2011, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Xis: “Santiago the Journey Continues”, 2009 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Cartoon-Style pilgrim.
Created and Supervid¡sed model: Model, using model sheets design references, UV layout, facial rig development with the rig supervisor, final rig weigh-map, facial shapes support for the facial rig, facial expressions presets and facial panel for animators, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes. Body clothes were done by Edu Oliden and Supervised by me (Softimage 2010, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Avellaneda: “DonkeyXote”, 2007- Best Animation film Goya Award Nominee 2009, Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Aged Villain. donkeyxote.filmax.com/​
Created model: Model, using model sheets design references, UV layout, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Softimage XSI, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Alguacil: “DonkeyXote”, 2007- Best Animation film Goya Award Nominee 2009, Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Preproduction test.
Created model: Model, using model sheets design referentes, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Softimage XSI, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Pirata Negro: “DonkeyXote”, 2007- Best Animation film Goya Award Nominee 2009, Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Personal Preproduction test.
Created model: Model, using model sheets design referentes, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Maya, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Perez: “The Hairy Tooth Fairy 2 – El Ratón Perez 2”, 2008- Best Animation film Goya Award Nominee 2010, Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Cartoon-Style Mouse, main character. perez2.filmax.com/​
Created model: Model, using model sheets design references, UV layout, blenshapes, facial expressions presets and facial panel for animators, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Softimage XSI, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Fugaz: “The Hairy Tooth Fairy – El Ratón Perez”, 2006- Best Animation film Goya Award 2006, Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Cartoon-Style Villain Mouse. perez.filmax.com/​
Created model: Model, using model sheets design references, UV layout, blenshapes, facial expressions presets and facial panel for animators, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Softimage XSI, Photoshop, Nuke).

— El Cid: “El Cid The Legend”, 2003- Best Animation film Goya Award 2003, Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
3D Toon-Style Characters. movies.filmax.com/​elcid/​elcid.htm
Created model: Model, using model sheets design references, UV layout, Toon Shading, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Softimage XSI, Photoshop, Nuke).

Demo: Breakdown List Sets & Props

— Backpack: “Snowflake – Copito de nieve”, 2011 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Copito main character prop. filmaxinternational.com/​film.php?id=9
Created model: Model, using real image objects references, UV layout, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes, (Softimage 2011, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Soccer Ball: “Snowflake – Copito de nieve”, 2011 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment, bren.es
Copito main character prop. filmaxinternational.com/​film.php?id=9
Created model: Model, using real image objects references, UV layout, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes. (Softimage 2011, Photoshop, Nuke).

— Sarcophagus: Gepettos House: “Pionchio 3000”, 2003 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment.
Created: Model Gepettos House furniture, using model sheets design references, UV layout, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes. (Softimage XSI).

— Workshop: Gepettos House: “Pionchio 3000”, 2003 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment.
Created: Model Gepettos House furniture, using model sheets design references, UV layout, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes. (Softimage XSI).

— Freezer: Gepettos House: “Pionchio 3000”, 2003 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment.
Created: Model Gepettos House furniture, using model sheets design references, UV layout, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes. (Softimage XSI).

— Panels: Gepettos House: “Pionchio 3000”, 2003 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment.
Created: Model Gepettos House furniture, using model sheets design references, UV layout, pose, lighting, Mental Ray render and compositing passes. (Softimage XSI).

— Geppettos House: “Pinochio 3000”, 2003 – Filmax Animation-BREN Entertainment.
Created: Model Gepettos House elements like walls, columns, cables … using model sheets design references, joining all the elements and adding the necessary details for the final result. (Softimage XSI).

Here is a small demonstration of the implementation of LuxRays renderer into Softimage.
This aims to present the code I provided on si-community (http://www.si-community.com/community/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=3205&p=26994#p26994) in the “Resourcedump” thread”.

I want to warn you that this is an old version of LuxRays and an old version of the softimage plugin (2 years ago).
I stop development of this plugin 2 years ago. However luxrays has since become much more efficient today (http://www.luxrender.net/wiki/LuxRays).

Test clip showing focus moving between four saved focus points. Development and status of the USB follow focus used in this video can be seen at http://cinema5d.com/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=19746.

Test was filmed with a 5D Mark II and EF 50mm f/1.4 micro USM lens. AGC was disabled in the camera menu, and an external Azden shotgun microphone was plugged into the camera’s mic-in port. The microphone was approximately 3 inches above the lens.

On the controller the focus change command send rate was set to 14 commands per second, and the focus step size was set to medium. The combination of adjustable command send rate and step size allows the user to customize the smoothness and rate at which the focus will change. Lenses with true USM (not micro USM) also tend to be quieter and smoother.

Simple test of volumetric rendering under development for Blender 3D.

See this forum post for more info:
http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?p=1222959