Ninja Kore (Motion Graphics)

[Terroir]

Ninja Kore

The same way intense sub basses, textures and digital rhythms are precepcionated by our ears, blasting our minds, abstract forms invade empty spaces, giving them new life and dynamic environment.
An odyssey of abstract emotions, through colors and forms that are not directly related to the outside world, but in coherent harmony with the energy released by the music, thereby creating an environment of ephemeral metamorphosis.

Video on Behance
http://www.behance.net/gallery/Ninja-Kore/2700437

Video on Vimeo
http://vimeo.com/33797198


Film/Motion Graphics
Gustavo Roseira aka Terroir

Music
Ninja Kore

[cc.mio]

There is no shadows, also lighting is from softboxes and not from environment around stuff. Try to find some tutorial for it, how to implement model into real life picture or movie.
Now its not "like real".

[wfcamb]

There is no shadows, also lighting is from softboxes and not from environment around stuff. Try to find some tutorial for it, how to implement model into real life picture or movie.
Now its not "like real".

Obviously you didn't read his ENTIRE post.. I don't think it was created to be "real".. Try watching his video which was rather cool actually

[twohigh]

loved the video, how'd you do this? what programs were used?

[edwinpabito]

yeah cool video! nice work on the camera and on the program,

[BakaArts]

Obviously you didn't read his ENTIRE post.. I don't think it was created to be "real".. Try watching his video which was rather cool actually

Ok I read the entire post. It still didn't make the video cooler and I still think it needs environment lighting and shadows.

[Terroir]

There is no shadows, also lighting is from softboxes and not from environment around stuff. Try to find some tutorial for it, how to implement model into real life picture or movie.
Now its not "like real".

Ok I read the entire post. It still didn't make the video cooler and I still think it needs environment lighting and shadows.

This was an academic work of short duration and completely self-taught, so I didn't have time to details, I had to focus on the essential!

[Terroir]

Obviously you didn't read his ENTIRE post.. I don't think it was created to be "real".. Try watching his video which was rather cool actually

Thanks for your feedback

[Terroir]

loved the video, how'd you do this? what programs were used?

Thanks, the workflow was this:

_Image Capture (Canon 500D)
_Camera Tracking (Boujou)
_3D Motion Graphics (Cinema 4D)
_Compositing/Editing (After Effects)
_Post Production (After Effects)

[Terroir]

yeah cool video! nice work on the camera and on the program,

Thanks for the comment