Showing posts with label Motion Graphics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Motion Graphics. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 January 2011

Motion Graphics

These screenshots show how I put the audio together in logic

Here I am opening the video file within logic

Here I am adding the music to the project
  

Here playing with levels and setting up separate channels for music and effects

 With the channels set up I started to add the sound effects, here I am adding the typewriter sound to the initial shot. 


These shots are similar except I am adding the "scribble" sound effect to give the noise of a pencil. Note the levels had to be played with to give a reasonable mix of sound 

These shots show the sound with everything added apart from the voice. Notice the ambient battle sounds and truck sound effects, as well as explosions


This shot shows the track in its final state, with the voiceover and all effects added, the only thing to be done now is use a radio preset and modulator to affect the voice.

Sunday, 9 January 2011

Motion Graphics

These are all images used in the animation, some are broken down into their compentent parts.

This is the plane outline used which goes across the night sky.
This is the image I used to animate the thrown grenade, each grenade was given a mask which then had its opacity animated in sequence.



This is the sketch of the jeep without the shading or colouring

Colouring without the outline.


The exploded jeep image complete.



German troops complete.




SAS Rifle squad outline

Colouring



Running SAS troops, shading and outline


Colouring

Train outline

Train colouring

Sunday, 7 November 2010

Motion Graphics

Ive decided to render in a higher res and sharpen things up, as well as focusing the camera more, although I still have to work on the camera animations.

Motion Graphics

A first draft of my opening shot

Wednesday, 3 November 2010

Motion Graphics

Some elements I've started putting together to be animated, I'm trying to find out a way for producing a sketching effect without having to do a path reveal


Motion Graphics

I really like the part with the map at the start of this one

Thursday, 30 September 2010

Motion Graphics

Heres a nice piece of motion graphics used in a cut scene for Napoleon: Total War (yet to be released). I like the idea of a top down map with infographics over the top, perhaps as level instructions?