It features the Ford Fusion open like a book into an graphic and abstract garage environment in which we see the vehicle performing dynamic precision maneuvers while showcasing its various distinct abilities. At the end, the camera rotates 180 degrees revealing the Fusion parked on the garage ceiling - due to its powerful traction.
In case you hadn’t guessed by now, the voice read was done by Kiefer Sutherland.
Thanks - although Larissa was the director on this one so I’ll pass on the comments to her.
The project took about 4 weeks - it was rushed. Usually we tend to get 6 weeks or so…
Car paint shader was a custom shader using the Shellac material - glossy paint underneith, shaper paint above (and a few extras to boot). Certainly doesn’t show it’s full potential in such an abstract environment but oh well…
As a side-note - I’ve had problems with Quicktime on Windows x64 going back a couple years now (it’s not an isolated incident either.) It’s forced me to use a Quicktime alternative. When I try to load your movie (.mov) it bombs all of my browsers.
The only way I’ve been able to view it was to see it on the Hatch website.
As an aside how are you finding it? I’m in desperate need of moving to 64 for my fume sims but it’d be a bit dangerous mid job - are itunes and quicktime running for you?
