Welcome,

Today I would like to present the 1st part of my 3D Ballet, danced in classic choreography, made with iclone.

Thanks very much

The beginning felt a little long winded which reminded me of the old Bible Movies but served it`s purpose.

Characters came in to view and camera work good and there is foot slippage which isn`t a big thing and can be sorted out. It would be nice for the camera to be closer in places, there are a lot of long shots and the feeling as if we the audience are high up, lower the camera to view as a stage event but don`t go doing loads of zoom either, it needs a good balance.

Those puffed up dresses animate really well. You could try to have your static characters heads set to watch the active dancers.

Overall even though this isn`t my kind of thing I can appreciate the work gone in to it and it looks good, well done. :)

Thank you very much Dean,

For all your precious very relevant advice. It is the 1st part of the ballet which is a presentation of all the characters, the actual action begins with the 2nd part in progress where I will take into account all your recommendations and suggestion. Thank you again for your help.
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Hi

Here is the rest of the ballet with its 2nd part.

As it is the rule in classical dance everything must be amazed and be graceful. With iclone it is possible.

Hi

Still within the framework of classical dance and on the stage of an opera, here is the 3rd part of the ballet.

Good entertainment

Hi, All!

With this 4th part ends the 3D animation of my ballet.

Thank you for tasted it.