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3D Indoor Pool scene and Lax Stick Models

Greg — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 20:39:55 +0000

I created these two models for a project I was working on. I look around the web but not finding any free versions or ones to my liking I deiced to create my own. The Lacrosse stick is based of an image I got from SportsAuthority.com. The pool scene is based off of the Aquatic center at RIT. The pool area and water was already created in a free model I downloaded from TurbSquid, but I didn’t have the right diving board which I made and the indoor area.

They where both modeled in Cinema 4D. I also included obj and 3ds versions. The files are hosted on my deviantArt page, click the titles and the links will bring you there where you can download the rar file. Click the images for an enlarged version.

3D Lax Stick Model

3D Pool Model

RIT SZ Bump

Greg — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 04:54:21 +0000

This is the final render for the Bump that is associated with the new graphics package I worked on developing over the summer. The animation and rendering of the robot arms was done in Cinema 4D. The compositing and sound mixing was done in After Effects CS4.

RITSZ GOLD Empixx Award

Greg — Mon, 23 Aug 2010 15:15:55 +0000

RIT SportsZone was awared the GOLD Empixx Award for our episode 11 featuring the RIT Men’s Hockey Team in Albany and NCAA D1 Frozen Four Coverage. The episode can be found at ttp://www.rit.edu/sportszone/episodes.shtml. The graphics that I worked on in this episode can be found below and in my previous post http://g2bproductions.com/2010/06/ritsz-frozen-four-episode-graphics/. The link to EmpixxAwards is http://www.empixxawards.org/. I will update with the link to the direct award page when it becomes available.

SZ WIP Bump

Greg — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 17:39:11 +0000

This is a render from a project I’m currently working on at SportsZone Job. It is a bump from commercial break to the show. A Straight render from Cinema 4D no composting yet.

This is part of a package I’m working on with another designer for the new season. I also used the robot arms in the opening sequence as well. The overall package is more sleek and tech. looking then than past graphics. I think it more reflects RIT true colors with technology and sports as other people have noted too.

RITSZ Frozen Four Episode Graphics

Greg — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 18:48:42 +0000

RIT went to the NCAA Frozen Four this year in Detroit, MI. At RITSZ we did a special episode dedicated to them. You can check it out http://www.rit.edu/sportszone/episodes.shtml, episode 11. I was tasked with creating graphics specifically four this episode around the frozen four theme. Along with another designer Randy, I created Transitions, Score Cards, Match Up, and Lower Third graphics.

RIT Frozen Four Logo Bump

Greg — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 02:34:17 +0000

This is a quick bump I worked to promote RIT in the Frozen Four.

RIT SPORTSZONE WebExtras Bump

Greg — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 03:45:53 +0000

I created this bump for my job at RIT SportsZone. This is displayed before every webextras videos. I created this in After Effects using the Cocoe Battalion expression script.

Beautiful Losers/Designs

Greg — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 17:54:01 +0000

This project I created for my Digital Ilistration Class and for Greyscale Gorilla‘s 5 Second Animation. The original idea was to parody a movie poster that would promote the class(It can be seen on my DeviantArt Page). There also was another 2 part project of the call to create a gif animation and a tutorial. The movie I choose was Beautiful Losers.

Process

I created a tutorial explaining my process with screen shots and video screen recordings. The screencast videos made the pdf to big so I had to take those out. My original intention was to create a 3 part tutorial with step one dealing the the background information, part 2 dealing with Cinema 4D, and part 3 with After Effects/Integration with C4D. Due to time constraints and my overachieving mentality on this project, I was not able to create part 3.

Part 1-PDF

Part 2-PDF zipped using winzip

My Process Outline was:
- Receive Project Requirements
- Choose Poster to Imitate – Research
- Create/Design Poster
- Story Board Animation
- Take photos of sky, clouds, etc..
- Break apart design for animation
- Test Run and prep for screen cast
  - Find suitable screen casting application
  - Test run of c4D animation and composting
  - Test run of importing into AE
- Write the beginning part of the tutorial
- Real Run/Project creating
- Redo Project Creating
- Finish Tutorials

Driver Digital:Coke-Cola Case Study

Greg — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 22:26:48 +0000

This project was created during my intership at Driver Digital. I was tasked with creating ian animated case study for a project they did with Coke-Cola. The idea was to display their process in taking on the project and how they went about fulfilling the requirements. The project took a total of two weeks to complete.

Process

This project was proposed to me by one of the designers, Sarah, there who had already inquired about doing this. She actually had the copy already written out as well as some graphics. I read the copy over and started conceptualize some ideas based off the dialog typing my ideas into copy and outline the animation.

My next step was to to voice the dialog, first we used my voice to test it out and get some ideas for timing. Then we did the real recording with the Founder of the company. After that I set out to edit the audio and created an animatic to get the timing down with the audio. Then I dove into producing the animation and creating graphics that I needed. I also worked with another intern, Hyun, who produced some of the graphics as well. The video is shown on their website at http://driverdigital.com/.

RIT SPORTSZONE Website Commercial

Greg — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 21:18:18 +0000

This project was created for my Job at RIT SportsZone. I was tasked with putting together a 30 second spot commercial for our new website. I was given free range on how to promote our website. The total project took a total of 3/4 weeks not including my original wait time for the script and concept ideas. On the project I was the lead with assistance from Stephanie Young and Rory Riggins.

Process

Originally I was supposed to be given the copy but that was slow in coming so I decided to create my own copy. I created four versions of the copy and showed them to my producer who picked one and tweaked it. After that based on the copy I was able to develop ideas for the animations based on the copy and with text that described what I would like to happen in between lines for the script. I then split the script in half with a team member who did the first half while I did the second half. I was then able to put both parts together and with assistance from another team member develop the final output.