2012 Production Reel

Here is a compilation of work I had done over the last year and half, most of it being as a Motion, 3D and Interactive Graphic Designer at TBA Digital.

Kent Sunde Production Reel 2012 from kent sunde on Vimeo.

Shot List Breakdown

In all shots I was responsible for animation, rendering, lighting and modelling, in addition this is also what I had done

1. Cancer Cell - Personal project done entirely by myself.
2. Macrophage - Compositing, art direction, editing. particle effects.
3. Fat Cells - Compositing, art direction, editing. particle effects
4. GE Life Sciences Wave - Compositing of the 3D elements and text placement.  The animated text and lens effects were done by Barry Chapman.  Wave models provided by GE.
5. Baxter Floseal - Compositing of the 3D elements, again Barry Chapman had done the text and lens flare effects.  Syringe model provided by Baxter.
6. Philips Sonicare - Motion tracking and integrating the 3D elements into the video.
7. Cell Wall explosion - compositing, art direction, editing, particle effects.
8. Baxter Floseal - Compositing of the 3D elements, Syringe provided by Baxter
9. GE Life Sciences Wave - 3D fluid simulation, Compositing of the 3D elements and text placement.  Wave models provided by GE.
10. Fat under the chin - Compositing, editing, art direction.
11. Ge Life Sciences Logo - compositing of the water enviroment, background particle effects.
12. Baxter Floseal - Compositing of the 3D elements.  Syringe provided by Baxter, watch was an existing asset.
13. Celebrity portraits -  Personal project done entirely by myself.

BD Globe

I modeled and textured this globe for BD while at TBA Digital for a product spotlight on the syringes BD produces.

I used Zbrush to sculpt and create the texture map for the terrain.  I also used 3Ds Max to model/position and animate the 3D elements.

For texturing I used a lot of stock photography with the exception of the sand which was created using a modified skin texture.  The ocean texture was taken off a stock image that the globe concept was based on.  Most of the cars and buildings were existing 3d assets purchased from various sources (eg. Turbosquird).

The web page this was created for can be seen here (the video can be skipped).