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Tuesday, 18 March 2008

The opening titles from Retail Manual Handling - a corporate video by Vocam about manual handling safety. I first used Poser to match the posture of the actors and create the camera movement, then brought it into After Effects to do the atmospherics and titles.

Eye Safety Titles

Titles for a video on Eye Protection, created in After Effects. The rotating lenses were created in After Effects; there was no 3D used in these titles. The glass theme was continued throughout the graphic design of the video. Below is an example of a template that was used for on-screen text.

Election 2007 - Countdown to a Letdown

The opening title sequence from "Election 2007 - Countdown to a Letdown"; a tongue-in-cheek look at events leading up to the 2007 Australian Federal Election. This was created entirely in After Effects without the aid of a 3D program, (which, in hindsight, probably would have been easier).

The Bazura Project Openings - Season 1 & 2

The Bazura Project Opening - Season One


This is the opening title sequence for the first season of 'The Bazura Project', a weekly entertainment news satire made for Channel 31 in Australia. I've included both the Season 1 and Season 2 openings as a comparison to show how it evolved.

Starting with the concept of a fly through the inner workings of a film projector, I decided to eschew realism in favour of a more emblematic and simplified design. This approached proved successful and was very popular with the audience.



The Bazura Project Opening - Season Two



For the second season, we decided to revamp the opening and make it less abstract. The models were given finer details and redesigned to more accurately represent a projector. Volumetric lighting was added and a focus matte was used to give a sense of depth and scale. The animation also includes a less extreme camera pass and creates an overall effect that feels slightly more realistic, whilst still holding to its abstract roots.

Everything was modeled, textured and animated in Blender, then exported in layers to After Effects, where I added the atmospheric, focus and lighting effects, such as the light streaks and flare from the projector lamp.

15/15 Film Festival Graphic

The 15/15 Film Festival is an annual competition where teams of filmmakers are given 15 hours to make a short film from scratch. This graphic was used as the tag at the end of 3 commercials that screened on TV and in Cinemas.