Seems it had been a little while since I’ve worked on it, time does fly nowadays. But here is an update on the Junction environment, lots of modelling goodness.
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Glassworks - Findus ‘Frozen’
Back in January I worked on a commercial at Glassworks for Findus called ‘Frozen’. I worked on a few of the shots, doing some scene layout, texturing, lighting and compositing mainly.
Goto Glassworks site for more info, and the full commercial.

3D Compositing Guide / Tutorial (Part 02)

This is the 2nd part of this guide, more ‘how’ than ‘what’ from the first part.
I’ve just realised how long ago it was now when I wrote the first part nearly 6 months, time flies these days
. Check the first part about the different passes you may want to use and why, here .
Compositors
There are a few major compositors, Shake, Combustion, After Effects, Nuke, Fusion and XSI’s FxTree.
The most commonly used and standard is probably Shake (although it has now been discontinued by Apple) and as with the 3d side of things, probably even more so, the principles are the same.
Continue reading ‘3D Compositing Guide / Tutorial (Part 02)’
Eco-Wrestle Breakdown
I’ve done a wee break down of the passes and some of the groups of layers I used in compositing the image, any questions please ask!
click image below for fullsize image

Cheers!
Eco-Wrestle
More Bank Affairs!
Back in January I worked on a commercial at Glassworks for Findus called ‘Frozen’. I worked on a few of the shots, doing some scene layout, texturing, lighting and compositing mainly.
Goto Glassworks site for more info, and the full commercial.

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3D Compositing Guide / Tutorial (Part 02)
I’ve done a wee break down of the passes and some of the groups of layers I used in compositing the image, any questions please ask!
click image below for fullsize image

Cheers!
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