Justin Bates VFX Reel 2012
After posting some fascinating VFX-experiment of Justin Bates over at Strictly VFX I decided to take a closer look at his work. And don’t you know it: he has quite the impressive showreel. Beeing based in the UK has one hilarious side-effect though: almost all of his projects revolve around soccer and beer. But please, take a look for yourself, it’s worth it.
no comments yetThe Mill Showreel 2012
Yes, a new showreel from The Mill! Do I really need to say more? Watch it, you won’t regret it.
no comments yetDixonBaxi Reel 2012
DixonBaxi is an independent branding agency, something I haven’t heard of before. What does a branding agency do exactly? Never mind, what I do know is that they have an impressive showreel with a killer soundtrack, and that’s everything I’m interested in.
no comments yetClaudio Salas Reel
“Hi, my name is Claudio and I do animation.”
… and that pretty much sums it up. It’s very impressive work for high-profile clients, all the while blurring the line between hand-drawn and digital. Definitely a showreel to watch for anyone interested in the fine are of animation.
no comments yetVector Meldrew Motion Graphics Reel 2011
Alex Donne-Johnson, a director/designer based in London, sent us his highly enjoyable showreel which will satisfy any immediate craving for motion graphics. He does a lot more, though and checking out his website is really worth it.
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Dan Warder FX reel 2011
Although I have a strong urge to not show any reels containing the Inception or the Tron theme I’m making an exception for the showreel Dan Warder sent us. He’s a senior FX Technical Director and you are very likely to have seen quite a bit of his work if you’ve been to the cinema in recent years. Amazing stuff all around an he makes it look so simple.
no comments yetMartin Gunnarsson VFX Showreel 2011
Real VFX will always have a special place in my heart. The complexity involved in making fantastic visions a reality can hardly be overestimated and it is always a pleasure to watch a compressed collection of impressive CGI-shots. Martin Gunnarsson delivers a neat overview of his work at Mainframe with just enough behind the scenes footage to keep things interesting.
no comments yetThe Mill Group Showreel 2011
Enough with the playing around. Here comes one of the really big-budget showreels of the year, from none other than The Mill. This is pretty much the edge of what’s possible and stylish, so take a good look and enjoy these perfect visuals.
no comments yetSimona Harrison showreel 2010
We are all used to spectacular motion graphics and digital effects, but the most powerful tool in any video production pipeline is color grading. Simona Harrison is a true master in this field and her reel will blow you away with it’s variety.
no comments yetStuart Paciej showreel 2011
Stuart Paciej from London delivers some powerful stuff in his 2011 showreel. Variety is king here and his work even contains a special treat: a new and impressive way to visualize webdesign with motion graphics. Watching this showreel gave me about a dozen or so new ideas; thanks for that, Stuart.
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