Behind the scenes . Creating a scene for an animated music video
In this post you’ll find a quick video tutorial on how we created one of the scenes for the animated music video for Coloba’s “The Conductor” track. In this step-by-step video you’ll find some of the editing and animation progress needed to create the scene.
Of course not all of the effort is shown, as creating this scene took about 2 days. You must be wondering why so long, so we are attaching a list of all the work that had to be done:
– Image browsing / selection
– Image isolations / background removal
– Creating each comp and precomp layer by layer
– Applying effects to add realism
– Creating lights and shadows
– Color correction
– Adjustment layers and postproduction
– Animation
Deconstructing the Rocket from “The Architekt” animation
One of the most challenging animations I’ve ever done is Arms and Sleepers’ music video for their song “The Architekt”. Most scenes, characters and props where made up of layered raster images rather than vector files and this took a fair amount of time in both creating the elements – and later on – rendering the final video file.
Boosting my creativity Part I: Books
After I graduated as a graphic and digital designer and founded QB Media (back in 2003) I started reading a lot of design and marketing related books.
From Sketch to finished Character
Video Postproduction
We have recently completed a promotional video for a smartphone and tablet application that acts as a city tourist guide. We used our Quadcopter drone with an attached GoPro camera to make the initial aerial shot and then blended it with a second shot in which an actor is seen holding a smartphone
The importance of a Storyboard
A storyboard is a visual aid for the client. When we read the scripts and come up with the ideas for an animation or live action video we need a way to show this to the client. Storyboarding is THE WAY we video producers have to share our vision.