Glassworks Winter Showreel 2011
Glassworks Winter Showreel 2011.
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August 19, 2011
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Glassworks Winter Showreel 2011.

Rejoice AE users — you can now import After Effects 3D layers, cameras, lights, solids, nulls and footage into Cinema 4D R13. Check out the press release here and download the plug-in here.

Buck helps us understand that all vegetables want to taste like fruit in this odd advert for V8 and BBDO Toronto. UPDATE: Process imagery here.

Kristoffer Borgli — Casiokids’ “Det Haster!”
Dallas-based Element X Creative garners a trainload of nostalgia for the AICP Southwest Awards Show with their 2011 Sponsor Reel.
Through a mixture of blood, sweat, miniatures and CG, the Element X team “came together to write, storyboard, model, texture, shoot, rig, animate, composite and edit the final [5-minute] product” in short order. Four weeks, to be exact.
Of course, the storyline echoes several other time-rigging plots in popular science fiction media (e.g., two Back to the Future Easter eggs), but in this rendition, hitching a ride through Element X’s innocent world of special relativity makes sitting through a usually long drawn-out list of sponsor logos feel like it’s passing at the speed of light.
Element X was kind enough to elaborate on the development from beginning to end — nuts, bolts, and tools. Check out the process in their own words after the jump.