Animatic and Tests

These are the two clips I produced for the discussions yesterday, The animatic is much the same as the one previously posted however, I have changed sound and think it works much better. I am also leaving that edit now and continuing to the next edit of a slightly different film that I see as one of the issues that was touch upon in the previous films. It is the ability of the creator of 'Camden' to visualise his perceptions and cognition of spaces as something that is more intrinsically embedded in his conscience and visions of his own personal space.

Production of 'Camden' from Richard Young on Vimeo.

Buildings in My Room from Richard Young on Vimeo.

Finally!

Scene 01

Scene 02

Scene 03

The Matchmoving process is finished!

Here are the final tracked pieces of footage. Three scenes but I will concentrate on the first two for compositing. If I have time I will try and do the third scene of the desk.

Bedroom City the Model

So I'm still waiting.....This is a screen grab of the model I constructed yesterday in Maya. I am yet to successfully render something as it is somewhat a difficult art to get a hold of. I am almost there and feel a major break through coming.

Once the matchmover has finished working it's magic this model will be inserted into the clip of my bedroom floor and hopefully the two will match nicely.

Matchmoving

These are some screen shots of the first two scenes I am running through the matchmoving process. I am using Autodesk Matchmover for maya to process my footage, and create the simulated 3D space for maya into which I will composite my imagined city to fill my bedroom floor.

Shots of Camden

I'm just waiting for my computer to finish match moving some footage so am posting some photos of Camden.

Where it's made

These concept images are what I am currently trying to produce in Maya. It's going really well......................I will hopefully get there. I do want to make them erupt from the floor but I think that is quite a tall order for Tuesday but I may be able to complete that by the Crit.

The ALchemist of Wall Street

Quants from Studio Takt / Music & Sound on Vimeo.