Ra-ey_Saleh_2011

I couldn’t help but add this showreel from Ra-ey Saleh. It’s not as fancy as most of the other reels we show here, but it offers a very inter­est­ing insight into how much post-production goes into TV-shows that seem pretty straigh­for­ward and uned­ited on the first glimpse. Later in the reel it also becomes obvi­ous how much lay­er­ing even seem­ingly simple VFX-shots require. It’s solid, high-quality broad­cast work and I find it quite fascinating.

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Glenn_Hatton_2011

It’s only been a couple of months since we pos­ted Glenn Hatton’s 2010 showreel and he’s been pretty busy since. Appar­ently “2D is not dead” and he’s con­stantly improv­ing on his already quite amaz­ing skills. He sent us his latest showreel and I think you should watch it.

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Where_Theres_Smoke_2011

I’m a bit busy at the moment with all the suc­cess of MARCREA and what­not, so updates have been slower than I’d like them to be. Today I found the time to dig up a worth­while showreel for you, though. Have some inter­est­ing foot­age and graph­ics from “WHERE THERE’S SMOKE”. Lot’s of trendy and edgy images, just what you need if you’re tar­get­ing the MTV demographic.

[NSFW warn­ing: this showreel con­tains nudity]

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Who said 2D-animation was dead? Glenn Hat­ton from Aus­tralia does some amaz­ing work in 2D and the pro­jects fea­tured in his showreel look fant­astic (and hilarious).

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A reel strictly ded­ic­ated to the art of graf­fiti? It makes sense when it’s 3D-animated! This is some impress­ive work, artist­ic­ally and tech­nic­ally, and well worth watch­ing.
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Erwann Baudet from France sent in his CG/VFX showreel and it’s full of digital good­ness. After gradu­at­ing from the Art Paris School he quickly found a home in the more tech­nical side of VFX and toured the inter­na­tional cir­cuit of high-end pro­duc­tion for 8 years before becom­ing the FX Tech­nical Dir­ector at Animal Logic in Sydney.

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