Monday, April 25, 2011

Here is some per vis





I will link drop this in to the page soon but this way you can see some Animation.

http://vimeo.com/22877795

1st past at the boards with out a script.






I got a lot of (+) notes on the hole set, this is just part of it. But one of the thing I felt and people said was doubling back was to much. I have had to put my nose to the grind stone on a script and that has come together nicely and solved a lot of my problems.

Thursday, February 10, 2011

Piper's Poem by Matt Sheehan

The celestial embrace broken,
still shining blacker than a thousand asps
in the blast of a thousand beams.
There it just was,
just is,
just happened,
just as close,
just so near,
only to begin
the static march to the sea
that holds no death by drowning,
no splash to refresh,
only serving to rub my scarred, sad face
in a shattered mirror of discoverer's hope.
But it takes no being told,
no learning of any kind,
no science or faith,
no test or scripture,
not even eyes, to see
I will never be my father's sun
in this body he has given me.

seasons, lights, around, undead??


pipers daughter in armor

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Idea #3

This third idea is a narrative that revolves around a character who is fighting against social norms of gender and size. At its root, the story would essentially be the argument that there is nothing you cannot do, if you are willing to die for it. The main character is a young girl who fights a giant.

La Main des Maîtres from flowmotionfox on Vimeo.

Idea #2

In a nutshell, this idea involves wheat-pasting single frames of animation in public places, photographing them, and then compositing or editing them together to create a film. The subject of the film would be the concept of crossing boundaries and disregarding thresholds. The process of the film would also be reflective of the subject.

Sing Bird - Urban Art In Neukölln, Berlin from karl addison on Vimeo.

Idea #1

This first idea proposes using projected image mapping of 2-D animation, 3-D animation, still images, and video onto fountains, buildings, and trees (ideally one of each) on the USC campus. The idea would be to bring these innocuous, static structures to life in a way that would break up the routine of the day-to-day passerby. Hopefully, this would allow the viewers/passerby to redefine the spaces of their every day life.


SCINTILLATION from Xavier Chassaing on Vimeo.