PLAY YouTube Movie (5 MB) What does the blind man see? A whole city rocks and rolls! Stop motion animation makes the city of Vancouver dance in 3D time-lapse. The blind man is a familiar face you've never seen... A film by Stephen Arthur. Info below. |
Reel duration: 2 minutes Stephen's show reelStephen
X. Arthur, filmmaker 1. "Blind Man" (:15) - spot for noise-canceling headphonesThe
prototypical blind musician's face was created as a kind of immediately
recognizable icon (without literally depicting a specific person) by
morphing a composite of three celebrities from published
photos. Facial expressions were animated by 2D warping. The
traveling, squashed-perspective, time-lapse imagery was shot with a 35-mm still camera
and reanimated.
No artificial layering was used to create this effect. Key-frame
animation, visual effects, compositing, and sound mix/edit in Adobe After Effects. CREDITS: Film by SXA. Special thanks to Bruce Alcock at Global Mechanic. © 2001 SXA
2. Transfigured - animation of paintings by Jack Shadbolt (excerpt 1:06)Paintings deconstructed, extended,
composited, morphed and animated using DOS applications 1994-1998. Recorded to 35mm film by shooting off the computer monitor
frame by frame with
an Oxberry animation camera. CREDITS: Transfigured conceived, directed, and animated by SXA, original paintings by Jack Shadbolt, producer George Johnson, associate producer SXA, executive producer Svend-Erik Eriksen, sound design by SXA, music by Jean-Luc Perron, produced by the National Film Board of Canada © 1998.
3. Vision Point - landscape animation (excerpt :38) This
traveling, squashed-perspective, time-lapse animation (pixilation,
stop-motion) was shot with a 35-mm still camera and reanimated.
No artificial layering or compositing was used to create this effect.
Sound in After Effects. Shot across Western Canada. CREDITS:
Vision Point
by SXA, supported by The Canada
Council for the Arts, © 1999 SXA Contact:Stephen
X. Arthur email: sxarthurATshaw.ca |
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