|
|
|
Matt Hein / UnderPar / | |
| Under Par [ Gallery ][ Video ] Under Par is a short animated film about two under achieving-crabs who think they find fame and fortune when they discover a golfball that they think is a pearl. Their fortune is snatched away when a golfer casually walks onto the scene, taps in the ball and struts off. Ever so quickly, the crabs return to their normal insignificant life. The film was produced at the Art Institute of Phoenix, and was originally a team based assignment for preproduction and production, However, over several months, the project became far more than just an assignment. It became a statement about our team’s committment to quality, aesthetics and teamwork. Special thanks goes out to David Stipes, for his personal support/ reccomendations, and our Production Team class for their input and suggestions for the film. 
CONTACT INFORMATION Please include “Under Par” in the subject line. A high quality DVD of the animation is available upon request. Matt A. Hein m.aaron.hein AT gmail DOT com Jorge Portillo j_rock_15gjp@yahoo.com Steven Thomas Stvn.thomas@gmail.com Sean Williams williams.m.sean@gmail.com TECHNICAL INFORMATION Programs used: Alias MAYA 6.5: Animation, rigging, lighting, rendering. Eyeon Digital Fusion: Shot-by-shot compositing, color correction. AfterEffects 6.5: Editing Photoshop: Texturing 3dmax 7: Environmental modeling. Final edited length: 2:45. FILM HISTORY: Submitted and accepted for screening at the Phoenix Film Festival PRODUCTION/ POSTPRODUCTION Animation: Sean Williams, Matt Hein, Jorge Portillo Character Rigging: Matt Hein Environmental modeling: Steven Thomas Lighting and rendering setup: Steven Thomas lighting assistance: Sean Williams, Matt Hein, Jorge Portillo Project Coordination: Matt Hein PREPRODUCTION Editing, timing: Matt Hein, Sean Williams Concept Art: Sean Williams, Matt Hein, Jorge Portillo Story and Script: Sean Williams Storyboards and character design: Sean Williams, Matt Hein Back to Home Page |
|
Primary content in this document is © Matt Hein. All other text, images, or trademarks in this document are the intellectual property of their respective owners. |
| |
©2005 LUGNET. All rights reserved. - hosted by steinbruch.info GbR |