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Very nice work.

Very nice, Job.
Thank you for sharing.
It's some of your best work yet.     (Even if it didn't have Pinhead in it.  )

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Very nice  

Good one Job!



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Excellent work Job.
Good luck at the festivals. 


Gerry

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Very touching Job! 



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Very well done. Loved the switch from mute color to color.  Good luck with it in the festivals.

Great job!

Alley

Thank you for your comments. Here is a poster I designed (a requirement for some submissions):



Some production notes for those interested:

The movie has been sort of a testing ground. As it is short, I initially thought I would render it with Iray. However, I had problems with rendering trees, and we all know that PopcornFX is not supported.

Also, for the way I work (an iterative approach with tweaks and additions), fast rendering turns out to be important. Nevertheless, Iray still proved to be useful as an guide to improve the look of the native renderer.

For the first time, I have rendered at 24 fps for the “cinematic” feel, based on comments made here (by Mike Kelley for one). It seems to give a sort of jerkiness that might be associated with film.

I have also done more with post processing (I’m using Vegas). One effect is a slightly shaking camera, so that stationary shots are not completely stationary.

You can do that in iClone, but doing it in post makes control easier (the effect can be animated), and you only have to render once in iClone. Likewise, I also add LUT filtering in post and various other effects.

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