Miscellaneous

Robotic.
Composite: Drew MacAlmon - parallelmedia.me
Sound Design: Luke Atencio - lukeatencio.com

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Timelapse study of gradual melting of a...snow robot.

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JK Studios Ltd - 3D Animation

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Don your 1950's 3D specs (the red and blue ones) cos this version of "Lights Out" comes to you in Stereo vision!
This is a little animation I've been tinkering around with for a while. The original incarnation was designed for the Piranhabar reception desk which spanned 3 HDTV's so it was wiiiiiiiide. This version is a little easier to swallow on a single screen. The Sterescopic version is just a little experiment by myself to see how to go about doing something in Stereoscopics if ever called to the front line. It's not perfect by any means buts it was fun to try and a great learning experience for what does and doesn't work.
The animation follows a little robotic character who's just trying to grab some shut-eye but the factory around him springs to life unexpectedly. A serious design flaw in the factories ergonomics prevents the poor guy from reaching the off switch and the rest is history!

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The video is a short made completely in CG, which recounts the misadventures of a clumsy and aggressive robots trying topass a test trial during his exercise.
The video is the result of the union at a distance of a team of friends who had fun in his spare time to create this short. Each of us who have found jobs worked during the production of short.
Perhaps its purpose is to bring good luck!
CREDITS:
Character Rigging - Michele Boldoni
Animation - Giuseppe Giovannelli
Visual Effects - Valerio Di Napoli
Lighting and Shading - Bernardo Spadafora
Compositing - Roberto Saba
Motion Graphics - PierPaolo Capoluongo
Audio Design - Raffaele Presciutti
3D Model - BigRock
Creators of History, Management Team and Rendering Team - Michele Boldoni, Giuseppe Giovannelli
We used:
- Maya for modeling, texturing, rigging, dynamic, shading, lighting, animation and rendering;
- Nuke for compositing;
- After Effects for motion graphics and titles;
- QuickTime video compression
- Logic Studio for audio design
Thanks to everybody.

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This is the culmination of 3 months of designing, rigging, modeling, texturing, lighting and compositing.
Modeling, texturing and lighting was done in Maya with Vray and compositing was done in nuke.
Animation and sound is done by Roland Seer

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I directed and animated this episode of Storytime for Yo Gabba Gabba, an awesome show on Nick Jr. This short was featured in the third season (2009).
Storyboard, Animation Direction, and Animation by Sean Dicken
Story and design by Evan Dorkin and Sarah Dyer

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One of two walkcycles from my movie. I thought it was interesting to have several robots marching behind each other, don't ask why.

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Multimedia II robotic bridge project
By: Alex Cornhill
Critic: Jason Vigneri-Beane
Software: 3DS Max and Adobe AfterEffects

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The story of a Security Robot, hunting for Thiefs on the run. The Robot was made completely in Maya and integrated using after effects.

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2D animated opening sequence for the 3D movie astro boy. this was a lot of fun!

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Final project of the Fall 2012 Intro to 3D Animation class at Sam Houston State University

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Small project for my showreel about a robot trying to escape after being fixed.

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''The World Lab'' Series shows the evolutionary process of industries through a visualization of elements unique to each specific industry. The laboratory concept symbolizes the power of Taiwan's research and innovation.
Safety & Security
The visual design of this video draws upon ideas of surveillance, control and safety, which are standards that Taiwan’s security industry consistently achieves. The main character of the video, the robot of the future, well symbolizes the concept of intelligent security surveillance. The extensive appearance of lenses throughout the video as a visual element reinforces the concept of surveillance. The robot’s design is inspired by shell creatures to help create an image of safety and protection.

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Tin Man is a short film featuring a robot made in a week by 3 students of maisondanglais.com

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