Animations and Stuff for Fun
I supplied the model, textured, rigged and ready to use for an outsourcer to use in their reworking of my original in-house animations.
Self-Initiated project featuring one of Junji Okubo's many fantastic mech designs.
This was a team effort with a really short deadline. I contributed to the reconstruction shots.
Promotional video for the Dreamworks Shrek alarm, where as well as being part of the animation team, I may have contributed a voice-over for this advert.
Promotional video for Tools, a game we designed at Blitz.
This video was a combination of live footage, modelling, 2D animation and compositing, in order to demonstrate how the game worked.
Latest short showreel featuring the consoles, mech and other bits. You can read more about each of them on their own pages.
This was a really interesting project for the Superbowl 2012. The bears watched along as the Superbowl game played live, reacting and interacting with each other.
Effectively, the Bears were digital puppets.
An older showreel of mine, mostly focussed on character animation. I still really like this work
I did this for fun to learn how to use Da Vinci Resolve for editing and compositing.
I can't remember quite what sparked the idea for this mashup, but i had fun.
Created as a short mid-session break for a Blitz company day, this was a dream come true to finally get a mech fully comped and motion matched in a scene and on the BIG SCREEN, as we hired out the local cinema for the day.
Another daft music video. I decided to make this after I'd heard the Cantina music from Star Wars played in a western, ragtime style.
It also happened to be another learning exercise for Da Vinci Resolve
You may have noticed that I have a thing for robots.
This music video was created because I wanted to have some visuals to accompany the amazing track by Front Line Assembly.
This was just an edit I created from various mech game promo footage.