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Joseph Silver is the creative director of Designomotion, a motion graphics design studio located in New York City. His work has played in Times Square, the 2004 Olympics, and the 2006 World Cup, as well as being aired in commercials and show packages for ABC, CBS, MTV, and many other television networks. His studio has over ten years of experience creating customized broadcast design and animation for leaders in network television.
Education: Columbia University
Awards and Honors: Gold and Silver Broadcast Design Awards (Promax/BDA, Tribeca Film Festival)
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Hi there, this question is out of my expertise given that I don't use Blender - and also work primarily on a Mac platform. I'm wondering if either your system is having problems with the movie being too
Hi, There are various techniques you can employ using Adobe Illustrator or Adobe Photoshop to take a photo ('natural pic') and give it the sketch or cartoon look you mention. For example, in Illustrator
Hi Arun, Yes, it certainly is possible to do this, in fact, this is done all the time to great comic effect, or as a high-end special effect. Usually this involves some combination of motion tracking
Hi Metin, It sounds like you want to create a 5-10 minute 3d animated spot. Sounds fun! I would first recommend sitting down with a pen and paper and writing your script. You may also want to write
Melissa, It used to be that animators drew key poses then had their understudies draw the positions 'in-between' these key poses. This was time-consuming work. Nowadays, computer animators, both 2D
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