External Film Inspiration Nr. 3

by fksd in Film

„External Film Inspiration“ is a serial of short films, trailers and music clips by different artists from across the world introduced here at Cromoart. We would like to inspire you give ideas and suggestions. If you are interested in showing your films, please send us an E-Mail including „Embed Code“ and we will show your work here.

Hecq Vs Exillion – Spheres Of Fury from Tim.Chris.Film on Vimeo.

Tim Brown (Colonel Blimp) & Christopher Hewitt (Knucklehead) team up for the the new release from Hecq Vs Exillion. Titled “Spheres Of Fury”

http://christopherhewitt.com/

http://www.tabrown.co.uk/

Yonder from Emilia on Vimeo.

A film by Emilia Forstreuter
emilia [at] forstreuter [dot] de

Sound Design by Sam Spreckley
spreckley2 [at] hotmail [dot] com

Ilulissat icebergs from icescapes on Vimeo.

The Ilulissat glacier in Greenland produces around 20 billion tonnes worth of ice bergs each year, making it the most productive glacier in the northern hemisphere. In this video we take a short trip trhough the Ilulissat Icefjord and on to nearby Red Bay.

Music: Revolve (R Mix) by His Boy Elroy.
iTunes link: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?i=318092207&id=318092192&s=143441&uo=6

If you like this video, make sure to check out this one as well: http://vimeo.com/4515275

AS ONE from makoto yabuki on Vimeo.

Plus+ from Clusta on Vimeo.

This film was concepted, directed and produced by Clusta for a design expo held in Birmingham in October 2006 It was an opportunity to do a piece of work wich was completely non-customer facing and incorporated the studios ideas and skill-sets.
Music: © Apparat – Wooden

www.clusta.com

No_keyframes from 1st on Vimeo.

“Inspired by MoGraph’s new MoDynamics and the excellent possibilities offered by CINEMA 4D’s XPresso and C.O.F.F.E.E. for creating complex setups we created the film ‘No Keyframes’, which is based entirely on automated setups. Each scene represents a specific functionality, which in itself generates interesting effects. The film shows spheres as they travel through various environments, interacting with elements in these environments and causing different reactions in each of them. Contrary to the approach taken in classic keyframe animation it was important to us to create self-sustaining models whose behavior was controlled by the rules of physics, similar to a real-world physical environment. The results often surprised even us. This film includes a wide spectrum of CINEMA 4D features, which are combined to make the resulting effects even more complex and interesting.”