Pitney Bowes DI950
This first animation was created to show a look at the design of a product not yet built, even in prototype. I imported raw CAD data and based on discussions with the industrial designer, determined accurate material and surfaces along with the UI that I had designed as well. I edited together the clips and added music that I also edited to fit within the presentation time slot of 1:00-1:05 (minutes:seconds).
The materials were a combination of procedurals and maps built in Photoshop, the rendering and animation were done in 3DS Max, and the sound was edited in Sound Forge, the editing was done in Adobe Premiere Pro.
This video won an award as part of a presentation I made which was created in less than a week from assignment to completion.
This (below) is a section of Ravel's ballet "Daphnis and Chloe" which I realized with electronic instruments and was performed and mixed down from 58 tracks. The complete ballet took approximately 9 months to complete and this track took about one month of the total.
The MIDI files were created using a Kurzweil PC88 MIDI controller with a bank of synthesizers from Korg, Kurzweil, Roland (2) and Yamaha, edited with Cakewalk and Sony software and mixed with an old RAMSA mixer. No [cost effective] noise reduction software was used since, at the time, the only available cost effective software caused more problems than it solved.
http://open.spotify.com/album/3TaI0eoOoNFOldiBPbe7J1
(Since Bēhance won't let me embed spotify music, I have provided the URL which can be copied to hear the entire ballet.)
