Demoreel 2006

This is the latest cut of my 2006 demoreel. All work seen here has either been directed by myself, co-directed by myself, or worked on by myself. About 90% of it has been produced with VRay, most of which has appeared here at one time or another. This work ranges from various studios over a number of years. For credit information, please click here.

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Kick back, turn up the speakers and enjoy…

-Richard

“They’re GRREEEEEEAAAT!” says frosty.

Some fantastic work there! That demo reel surely has to keep the business coming in for your :slight_smile:

-- DJ

wowowowowow

Awesome work mate!!

Thats exactly the field of work I want to get into, always something new and exciting.

Brilliant

really nice showreel!!!

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you’re working on mac?

who? richard superman? :smile:

Great Richard ! I was nicely suprised you have chosen a Crystal Method music for that. THUMBS Up !

Best regards,
nikki Candelero

gee. thanks for making me feel like crap hehehe lovely work

Fantastic! What is your approach when you do a demo reel? Do you pick music first, and then decide how to choreograph? Seems like a ton of work. Did you edit this in Combustion, or AE? Or something else…

Looks awesome Richard, great work!

I LOVE the first car peel. i know its one of your older projects, but its still sweet!

dang! that makes my brain hurt. awesome stuff!

Wow. Pretty freakin impressive as usual. Are you going to demo at Siggraph?

nice job richard

Very, very nice-as usual. A great example of what a demo reel should look like.

Excellent work, excellent Demo Reel, really enjoyed watching.

IMHO , Dodge Truck rendering is not as good as other stuff

Richard,

When choosing your music, is there a website you can go to download animation music or do you just go through your library?

Thanks in advance…

Leo

There are sites that you can buy royalty free music from, but I bet for using something like the Crystal Method you have to get written permission to use the song, or some sort of agreement. If you do not have legal permission to use a soundtrack you can get into big trouble.

super dupa - RR always perfectly demonstrating the tenuos link between creative talent and technology. -- I miss your old website and the resources by the way :wink:

Very nice!

I chose that exact same music for my end of year show at art college (sufficed to say, my work was not up to the same standard!)

Hats off to the modellers/animators you have working with/for you too.

It’s also nice to see Max being used for such wonderful stuff.

great stuff!

Hey guys;

Thanx.

timmatron - I choose music first then edit - in AE (which is not really wise but easy for me…)

Jujubee - will definitely be at Siggraph - looking forward to meeting up with whoever’s going from here.

With regards to royalties - we’ve paid for 2 minutes of this track but for another project - so this doesn’t really fit into that category. Having said that, I should write Netwerk Music (I believe) and check it out.

Glad you guys like it… :smile:

-Richard