Finding a specific shot

[Todd Terry]

No, but some detective work probably wouldn’t be too hard.

I’d start with tracking down someone in marketing at Servcorp and find out who or what company designed their website… then hit up whomever that is for the next step… (probably the next step of several steps).

Advance warning… if that piece was bespoke for them, it might turn out to be a fairly pricey piece of animation… if they choose to make rights available.

T2

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Todd Terry
Creative Director
Fantastic Plastic Entertainment, Inc.
fantasticplastic.com

[Greg Ball]

Thanks Todd,

I really do not have time or have the budget for detective work. I was hoping someone may have done something similar here.

Greg Ball, President
Ball Media Innovations, Inc.
https://www.ballmediainnovations.com

[Todd Terry]

Well… there’s a big difference in “similar” and that “EXACT SHOT”… Which you said your client requires…haa.

T2

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Todd Terry
Creative Director
Fantastic Plastic Entertainment, Inc.
fantasticplastic.com

[Greg Ball]

Yep looking for something very close to this.

Greg Ball, President
Ball Media Innovations, Inc.
https://www.ballmediainnovations.com

[Tom Sefton]

Looks like a 3D model inside C4D or Ae. Video copilot had something t similar not too long ago.

Co-owner at Pollen Studio
http://www.pollenstudio.co.uk

[Mark Suszko]

If it’s the zoom into earth from space shot you’re after, I found a couple shots on shutterstock that come close, and a customize-able effect project on MotionVFX.com (Motion project number1272) that possibly might be altered to match.

Motion VFX .com offers identical versions in AE and Apple Motion, most of the template projects run 40-50 dollars and can save a lot of time versus starting from scratch.

The way the clouds layer bulges and stretches in your original example, this looks to me less like a pure 3D CGI job, and more like a multi-layer AfterEffects Comp where flat high rez maps are being wrapped into a sphere and bulged while animating the virtual camera. If it’s not custom, then it -might- be found as a template at Adobe’s site. Try Adobe Stock File #: 13784280 that’s $75 I think… I typed “space zoom” into Adobe stock and got a bunch of samples…

For a small fee, you can use Google Earth 3D to quickly animate a custom space zoom to specific target spots that looks good by itself or could be added to an AE comp.

If you mean the city fly-thru’s with the motion-tracked glows and callouts, that’s an AfterEffects job combined with custom aerial photography clips.