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Re: Animation - Identity Nightclub/Ultra lounge
edonk: Thank you. That really is good to hear. I went back and forth about actually entering my animation but it came down to a few reasons why I did not. First, you may not notice but if you look for it (as the judges definately would) there are various parts were there is splotchiness and I couldnt go back and do anything about that because I did not have the time or computer support to render with higher settings to get rid of it. Also, there are parts that you may notice "jittery" movements in the graphics... that is because I had to use a work around in order to use the DR spawner and that only gave me a limited amount of frames so I had to stretch those out and blend them together in post production in order to turn a 3sec sequence into 6-10 sec long ones and you can only get so accurate with this process so I had to sacrifice, but that is something I am sure would get ripped apart in a contest like this. The last deciding factor was the music. I did not compose it and I had no sort of commercial rights to it so I called somebody from the cgarchitect site and they advised me not submit it eventhough it was only a student project. I wish it were my music and I do hope to one day be able to compose music for animations, but for this project and within the timeframe, I had no other option but to use someone elses. But thank you for the encouraging words. It makes not being able to enter the competition less depressing.
edonk: Thank you. That really is good to hear. I went back and forth about actually entering my animation but it came down to a few reasons why I did not. First, you may not notice but if you look for it (as the judges definately would) there are various parts were there is splotchiness and I couldnt go back and do anything about that because I did not have the time or computer support to render with higher settings to get rid of it. Also, there are parts that you may notice "jittery" movements in the graphics... that is because I had to use a work around in order to use the DR spawner and that only gave me a limited amount of frames so I had to stretch those out and blend them together in post production in order to turn a 3sec sequence into 6-10 sec long ones and you can only get so accurate with this process so I had to sacrifice, but that is something I am sure would get ripped apart in a contest like this. The last deciding factor was the music. I did not compose it and I had no sort of commercial rights to it so I called somebody from the cgarchitect site and they advised me not submit it eventhough it was only a student project. I wish it were my music and I do hope to one day be able to compose music for animations, but for this project and within the timeframe, I had no other option but to use someone elses. But thank you for the encouraging words. It makes not being able to enter the competition less depressing.
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