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Hypothetical Da Vinci Code credits…
So one day this week I had nothing going so I said what if…Ron Howard called and said…
“Hey Jay, whip me an credit concept that I might run with for my new flick The Da Vinci Code. If I like it we’ll do lunch.”
So I did. This is it.
https://www.jtdesign.org/AmericasBest/Downloads/DaVinci-Code-final.movComments, suggestions and the like is most welcome. If you’re Ron, please accept my apologies.
Jay Thompson
Thompson Visual Design & Storytelling
7 Marjean Ct.
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4 Replies
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Not bad, really. Music wouldn’t have hurt.
There are some good effects in that vid’, but I didn’t feel any timing. It was just o.k. for me.
Justin Productions
Tangerin01@hotmail.com
Adobe After Effects 6.0 Professional -
I could have used a couple of ease in or out keyframes and the ones and zeros kind of clashed with the imagery…but overall it was a good little experiment and I applaud you for taking the time to build it…and of course, to show it to us all grazing in the pasture.
Rich Rubasch
Tilt Media -
I was going to say EXACTLY the same thing Rich. The abrupt stopping of various pieces makes it look like a Powerpoint project instead of motion graphics, but then again there is no absolute to your imagination. Overall, I thought it was pretty cool. A few too many plugins at work in there, but still a good presentation.
Michael Munkittrick
Gainesville, Florida USA -
Funny – I like the hard stopps (stops?). They give me some feeling of mechanical or electronical – which fits, too. Color and flicker fit together as well. What I do not like that much was the 3D-Typo. Quite everything else is flat. 3D was not a thing for DaVinci, instead he was a master of perspective. I would ad some elements to give the whole more perspective, maybe the 3D Typo works better then.
I like the morphs and the visualization of “what
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