These are some of my old videos.
3D Animation
I entered a competition in 2009 with a friend. This video is my contribution to the project. I made this with After Effects,Photoshop, Sony Vegas and 3ds Max. It took me about 2 weeks to make it. In steps created the story, then I had to model the scene and figure out how to apply a rendered After Effects footage into the 3ds max material library. When that was finished I attached a free camera to a biped's head. The Idea was that the spectator would watch from the point of view of the robot. This was probably the hardest part considering all the things that were mobile in the scene and all of the interactions that the biped had to make with different objects. These interactions then had to be synchronized with the footage from After Effects. In the end the hard work was worth it.
In 2010 I entered the same competition. This time I was alone, so I had to make the whole project by myself. Again it was mady by 3ds max, Photoshop, Sony Vegas and After Effects. This video is about the pollution of the enviroment and futuristic solutions to this problem. Here the problem was that there were many scenes which had to be rendered and my PC was quite slow. The funny thing was that in the end I had about an hour to apply sound to the video and to send the whole project to the competition.
I this one I tried to make a bullet penetrating a vase. However the one think that I could not figure out was how to make the the object crack and break at the exact moment the bullet collides with it.
This one was for a school project. My part was to model and make Leonardo Da Vinci's machines. So this is Da Vinci's machine gun. I made it using 3ds Max.
This is only a model of nokia 5800, which I built in 3ds max.
VFX
This videos were some of my first. Back then I was trying to figure out how to use camera tracking. The difficulty was that my camera could not shoot in HD, so the tracking software was struggling to get it right.
These effects are not very good made, but back then it was a definite step forward.