Cargo Homes

Maya, Photoshop and After Effects for the compositing

This VFX shot was supposed to have been handled by someone else and I suggested Maya because the lighting system is terrific and saves time with the different camera angles and lighting setups called for, but there were too many issues and that person had to be let go... so this scene was handed off to someone else to do as I complete my allotted scenes. The other team doesn't use Maya or any other 3D software so it was built using photos... It looked awful, it didn't match the colors, texture of the rest of the film. I was given this shot to see if there was any way to salvage it... after wasting time trying, I threw my hands up... screw it... it has to be 3D.

So here is about 50 hours worth of work scattered here and there.

Consolation... 3-4 more VFX & 3D shots to add to the demo reels.

Daytime & night time establishing shots, green screen composites for two... I was stoked to do it at the very beginning but the shear weight of VFX shot list... made sense to share the load. I thought I was done. It will be 16 VFX shots total for me now.