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Fernando Dominguez Sarmiento - Argentina
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| Fernando Dominguez Sarmiento's work features great cinematic style, very dramatic camera movement and extremely creative use of warping and morphing techniques to achieve "Bullet Time", "Slow Motion" and other effects. Fernando also does an excellent job at creating very complete and detailed virtual environments for really great virtual camera movement effects. | |||
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Stephen Evanitsky - USA (California) |
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| Stephan Evanitsky, a cinematographer with a background in firefighting, makes great use of his experience working with and around fire to create some truly awesome images. His choice of film stock, use of fire and color adds raw dramatic emotion to his scenes. Stephan also creates some shocking sci-fi and drama films containing great make-up fx. | |||
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Marco von Moos - Switzerland |
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| Marco von Moos' work is an amazing example of just how much you can do with a ton of creativity. His work also features great cinematic style, a lot of action, and his own version of extremely creative use of warping and morphing techniques to achieve "Bullet Time" effects. His combination of practical FX along with digital effects using Alam DV & composited in [read] ---> PHOTOSHOP! are a testament to guerilla filmmakking at it's finest. If I were running up against the constraints of a low or no budget feature, this is the guy I want on my team! | |||
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Beko |
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| This outstanding pixellation animation clip by Beko, is a great example of highly professional creative pain-staking stop motion animation work. His creative use of timing and humor allow the viewer to become completely swept up in the action and completely hide the amazing complxity and amount of work it takes to effectively complete a stop motion piece of this length. | |||
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Mario - United States |
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| These two clips from Mario show how to bring a simple little wire armature to life using just creativity and patience. | |||
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Chris Reynolds - United States |
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| Chris Reynolds is Creative Services Producer at KMIZ-17 MO. These fine examples of 3D work from Chris reflect his experience in aircraft design and his background in engineering. | |||
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Adam Brashaw - England |
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| Adam Brashaw's special effects test shots show excellent starts to a wide variety of special effects techniques including: simulated bullet-time, morphing, rotoscoping, reverse motion, 3D and compositing effects. | |||
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Patrick Galligan - Australia |
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| Patrick Galligan , a computer network engineer, videographer & martial artist from Brisbane, Australia created this artificial cloud effect animation. | |||
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Gavin Innes - Scotland |
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| Gavin Innes' work features grand cinematic style, an excellent eye and exciting directorial style that can be so intense one simply can't imagine that this wasn't done with a huge budget. If these clips are any example of what's to come, I would expect big things from this talented writer/producer/director/actor! | |||
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Flash Art Pictures - United Kingdom |
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| Flash Art Pictures, a collaboration of the trio consisting of Director/editor/cinematographer Jim Armstrong, Cinematographer Jack Bonnett and Actor Charlie Vincent, present an offbeat sense of humor along with spectacular visual effects (many of which created using their affiliated, CSB Digital, company's versatile FX software package AlamDV). Their work, the software package and what they show can be accomplished using this very economical package continue to impress and astound! | |||
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GUEST GALLERY
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(Where Our Guests Get To Show Off Their Digital & Visual Effects Work!)
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If you are interested in contributing to the Guest Gallery, please feel free to email your request(s). Enjoy! |
