I read on
fxguide a couple of years back about a guy called Gareth Edwards, who directed a TV history drama about Attila the Hun for the BBC. The remarkable thing about that guy and the film was, that on top of being the director, he also made all the 250
vfx shots himself. He only used off-the-shelf software like 3
DMax, After Effects and
Photoshop ...AND... it only took him 5 month. Now the same guy directed a feature film called "Monsters" and guess who did all the
vfx shots!
Again it only took him 5 month and again he only used off-the-shelf-software. Fxguide interviewed the guy and I want to shared it, cause it's just the perfect example of what is possible through efficiency and discipline. Especially with the major project hanging over everybodies head I hope my fellow animators take some motivation from that, regardless of their field.
Here's the link:
The link for the article about his work on Attila the Hun:
1 comment:
Really amazing man, Thanks for that. That is really inspirational. Tx
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