I’ve taken a growing interest lately in “behind the scenes” videos for large budget productions. One animated video that I recently saw was a short promo for McDonalds called Always Working. It was a one minute piece made with 3D printed figures and a background full of miniature plastic trees and hills. The reddit user who posted it also included a “making of” video that I found to be very interesting. It shows all aspects of the production process, including some of the character modeling in Maya and compositing in After Effects. The reddit user was an animator on the project and also held a mini AMA (Ask Me Anything) session in the comments of the post. I think that videos like this one give an interesting glimpse of what it may be like to work as a professional animator.
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Always Working
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3d modeling
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3d printed animation
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advertisement
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After Effects
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Always Working
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animation
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art
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behind the scenes
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making of
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Maya
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McDonalds
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promotional videos
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reddit
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set design
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