The Scrambled Television

[milzzy]

Hi all,

This is an animation that I threw together during my senior year at high-school. The concept is quite simple and the animation is nothing special, but I am fairly satisfied with how it turned out. Unfortunately, I compressed it heavily using DivX and the quality shows :(. None-the-less, it is definitely watchable although there are some minor flaws at the very beginning and it is a bit brighter than it should have been. Below are some good-quality stills, followed by the link to the actual animation. :D

http://users.tznet.com/~spirit/animations/stv_01.jpg

http://users.tznet.com/~spirit/animations/stv_02.jpg

http://users.tznet.com/~spirit/animations/stv_03.jpg

Animation
Length: 1 Min 29 Sec
File Size: 9.27 MB (with music)
Resolution: 320 x 240

Download HERE (http://users.tznet.com/~spirit/animations/scrambled-tv.avi)

P.S., All models were created by myself (the battery texture too). Also, I realize it has been nearly a year since I last posted here!

[martimus]

a nice little short,

the mvement seems a little stiff, and i think theres way too much camera movement,

but its definatly cool!

[cycone]

Funny little animation you've got there. But what martimus already sad, camera moves....if you are telling a story and directing / cutting 3D animation try to use only "natural camera moves". With natural I mean camera movement that you see in real movies, like pans, tilts, zooms, dollys and crane shots. This will give your animation a more natural feel. People are used to the movement they see in movies and when you are using all kinds of strange camera movement you animation will look weird.

Keep up the good work, Cheers Koen