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Author: the area Author URL: none Posted: May 07, 2008 |
Software: Autodesk 3ds Max Category: Film/TV/Post, Autodesk 3ds Max |
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Description: Here's the Kærgården commercial I (Jonus Ussing) recently finished at Minerva Film [http://www.minervafilm.dk]. The task was to create a team of bread and buns running through the forest, in a follow-up to a series of older and very popular Kærgården commercials, that took place in a kitchen and a bakery. This story takes place in a park on a hot summer day, but since we shot in February, we used a bluescreen stage where the set dressers built roughly 100m2 of highly authentic park area, including grass, trees, rocks, branches and bushes. The commercial was shot on the Arri D20, which provided an excellent source for color, resolution, and a movie-like depth of field. The set had multiple HD monitors that displayed the exact input recorded by the digital tape machine, so we always had a razor-sharp, full-color, full-resolution WYSIWYG look at what we were shooting. On set I was responsible for supervising matchmoving, HDRI chrome sphere photography, and making sure we shot references of the real bread on the Arri D20 in every take. These references were vital in the lighting and rendering process. In post production, I acted as Lead in modelling, rigging and texturing of the bread. I was responsible for matchmoving using Syntheyes, animating the bread in all shots, HDRI lighting using the chrome sphere photos from the set, rendering out in the passes needed by our compositing artist, removing tracking markers with 3D patches whereever possible (the rest were painted out by the compositor), and working out technical issues such as integration with the grass. All shots use full global illumination, rendered with Cebas finalRender. |
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