An animation that was produced in 3DSMAX for a client that wanted to demonstrate how microbial objects look like under an electron miscrocope. This animation piece used special materials with falloff values to create the special effect of being in the Microworld.
This animation sequence was created using 3DSMAX. A combination of various techniques was used to create the effects: Volumetric Clouds, Artificial Sun light and Dynamic Shadow Maps. During the space sequence, a stock footage clip was used to create the exploding 3D spaceship model’s real fire effects.
This animation was created in 3DSMAX entirely out of MaxScript. The idea was to create a movie scene with the click of 1 button. The MaxScript generator allowed to choose time of day, lightning strike activity, amount of trees, amount of tomb stones, automatic name generation and animated bats, all with the click of one [...]
This video was created for the Canadian Film Centre. During the construction phase of a brand new theatre in downtown Toronto, Famous Players tapped the Canadian Film Centre on the shoulder to help get noticed. A large video cube on the outside of the building needed some catchy animation, and we provided it. This animation [...]
This website was created for a Chevrolet Automotive Dealership in Toronto. This website allowed users to browse inventory online, and pre-order a Camaro by filling in an online form. The form was programmed in C# and .NET and once the form was submitted, it created an HTML email that was forwarded to the management of [...]
This sequence was created from a variation of photo’s taken by us and supplied by the client. The sequence was then edited in Adobe After Effects and later edited with Premiere. This video was then exported to DVD format.
An example of a ball that knows how to boogie!
This Logitech Quick Cam Commercial was created using 3DSMAX and some rotoscoping techniques.
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