Track Eaters "Fill My Cup" Music Video

[emmanceb]

, had lots of help from the AS community, big thanks to Victor and his extensive knowledge

[slowtiger]

This is really good! Very effective, you know how to keep it simple but interesting. I like it that the characters have real expressions, all delivered through body posture. And the movements are nicely dynamic, there's no scene where anything was too slow.

How long did you work on this?

[Yosemite Sam]

This was simply great! Just like tiger said, it kept my interest the whole time. And LOVED the song. You did that?

[emmanceb]

This is really good! Very effective, you know how to keep it simple but interesting. I like it that the characters have real expressions, all delivered through body posture. And the movements are nicely dynamic, there's no scene where anything was too slow.

How long did you work on this?

Thank you! The devil is in the details!
I took on this project with virtually zero knowledge of AS on April 25th and finished July 19. Almost 2 months.

Learned the importance of story boarding, and most importantly knowing your programs and what they can do!
In my initial storyboards I was going for shots that were way to complicated to carry out in AS, at least for one
person alone, and as you pointed out, I adopted a simpler approach , thanks for the feedback!

This was simply great! Just like tiger said, it kept my interest the whole time. And LOVED the song. You did that?

I am glad , after staring at something for so long, you start to question the effectiveness of things so I'm glad
you found it entertaining!

I did not make the song however, that is by the Track Eaters, you can check their stuff out at trackeaters.com
if you're interested in their material

[wizaerd]

I too wish to add my compliments to those above. I tend to shy away from watching music videos but I'm glad I did not pass on this one. It was very fluid, and while it may appear simpler in its looks, it's also those little details that kept my attention. The actors themselves never appear to be static, there is always some subtle animation or movement going on that gives them more life. I really enjoyed watching this.