Astral "ID02"

This is the second of two station ID tags created at Hatch Studios Ltd. for Astral’s “Z-Tele” channel.

In this second installment, we follow an assembly line from start to finish, showing the Z-Tele sphere being formed. Like the first cinematic, the robotic arms, claws & pulleys act as our catalyst to move us through various industrial environments, all of which change throughout the cinematic in combination with the developing logo.

Please click here to see the low resolution movie or right-click to download it. (~2.6MB)

Please click here to see the high resolution movie or right-click to download it. (~12.2MB)

Project Credits
Directed by Richard Rosenman
Exec. Produced by Randi Yaffa
Produced by Holly Nichols
Animatic by Scott Guppy
Modeling by Rowan Simpson, Raden Slipicevic, Jason Stalker, Stephane Goulet
Animation by Dave Crispino
VFX by Abdul Ali Mohamud
Texturing, lighting, rendering & compositing by Brad Husband

Produced at Hatch Studios Ltd.

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-Richard

fantastic job… as ever… Really dynamic !

how many times have you for this production and how many people work on it? (congratulate them by the way)

great job as always!
prefer the first one though :slight_smile:

Hi Raistlin;

About 10 people for about 1.5 months. There were other jobs being worked on at the same time as well. Was a lot of fun to work on.

-Richard

Great work again.

b

wow luv to c the breakdown, how long did it take from start to finished product.

excellent all around from modeling texturing and lighting. luv to get some pointers from u guys some time

always amazing!

Great Job Richard, what did you use for the smoke ?

Hey Natty;

Smoke was stock footage & FumeFX.

-Richard

Great stuff Richard, I’m getting bored of how good you guys are!

What did you use for the electricity / lightning effects?