SPIDEY X MOTION
I am a huge fan of Spiderman, and this project allowed me to showcase my sketchbook journey, and how much the character means to me! Fun Fact, I saved multiple iterations of this project late at night, and one saved resulted in the video being called "Thwip-y Fresh." That name stuck for the rest of the saves, and now the project is nick-named Thwip-y Fresh.
I am a huge fan of Spiderman, and this project allowed me to showcase my sketchbook journey, and how much the character means to me!
PROJECT BRIEF
PROJECT BRIEF
PROJECT BRIEF
Create a 15-30 second live-action animation that focuses on transitions with the use of camera movement and compositing in After Effects or Premiere Pro.
Create a 15-30 second live-action animation that focuses on transitions with the use of camera movement and compositing in After Effects or Premiere Pro.
PROCESS
PROCESS
PROCESS
I felt confident in this project, as a lot of what I have done with content creation involved getting creative with camera movements! I first started off with collecting over 200 videos and images of me doing various movements with different objects.
I felt confident in this project, as a lot of what I have done with content creation involved getting creative with camera movements! I first started off with collecting over 200 videos and images of me doing various movements with different objects.
The most difficult part of this project involved composting in After Effects! I wanted the video to have a "Spider-Verse" aesthetic! In the Spider-Verse movie, there tends to be a lot of Ben-Day dots that are in highlights and shadows! There is also a lot of chromatic aberration in the movies as well! To achieve the Ben Day effect, I had to tweak and finesse a particle system in After Effects called CC Ball Action, and make it into an adjustment layer to apply texture on the video!
The most difficult part of this project involved composting in After Effects! I wanted the video to have a "Spider-Verse" aesthetic! In the Spider-Verse movie, there tends to be a lot of Ben-Day dots that are in highlights and shadows! There is also a lot of chromatic aberration in the movies as well! To achieve the Ben Day effect, I had to tweak and finesse a particle system in After Effects called CC Ball Action, and make it into an adjustment layer to apply texture on the video!
The second-most difficult part was actually at the beginning of the video… getting bit by a radioactive spider. Those aren't easy to come by, so I had to find a web online and use the puppet tool to tweak the web so that it looked like it launched out of my wrist.
The second-most difficult part was actually at the beginning of the video… getting bit by a radioactive spider. Those aren't easy to come by, so I had to find a web online and use the puppet tool to tweak the web so that it looked like it launched out of my wrist.