Thought i would post a school project we had this summer.
http://www.vimeo.com/6995648
The theme was given to everyone in the class to give their own take on the given subject, the rules where that sweden ran out of oil 1973 and was then isolated, and after that it was up to us to make up what happend.
The short is set in a worn down version of the stockholm central station, now a warzone.
This was quite a big project for us, the entire project folder was around 20 gigs of files, and the renderd images (consisting of 15000 seperate images with all the render layers etc) ended up being 250 gigs at full HD resolution.
We will probably touch up the models at a later time, since we where on sutch short time some of the models didnt get the love they deserved.
Made by Pontus Ryman, Björn Malmgren Patrick Nyblad and Nikola Durkan.
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My only beef is that tanks get gallons to the mile and are pretty ineffective in urban combat, especially in delicate operations inside buildings?
Ok two beefs, a lot of stuff looked pretty new. Looks like bullets are flying but no impacts from the shots fired or previous shots fired in other battles?
Overall its pretty bad ass and a huge kudo's to getting a lot of work done to a pro level in a pretty short time.
Nice Atmosph
As for bullets, we were going to have somekind of bullet traces etc but we didnt have the time.
Would definately have been a good thing to add, there is a TON of stuff we wanted to add, but the vision always gets a bit smaller in the end due to time and technical stuff.
We had to learn a whole lot to make all the effects and so on, none of us knew much about particles or or dynamics, which where used to create the explosion and other effects.
Great work!
- the font at the beginning,- thats just not fitting at all.
- theme: yet again glorifying war and male soldiers with a clich
Consider the industry required to produce these things, especially if a small country such as Sweden would also be isolated from the rest of the world.
Other than that I liked the camera movement and the action that was frozen in time, especially the debris in the air.