Halloween Videocard + "behind de scenes"

[Víctor Paredes]

Hi, this video was already officially announced, but I want to share it by myself



People always ask me if everything in the videos was made in AS. In the case of this videocard, everything you see was animated and composited in AS. Actually -even when AS is not a specialized software for compositing, like After Effects or Combustion- working this way is great, because you get a lot of control in real time over the animation.
So I made this little video, a tour over the files.
Maybe you will find this interesting:



I hope you like it. If you have any question or idea, please comment


Direction, Animation and Composition: Víctor Paredes
Script: Víctor Paredes - Pablo Paredes
Art Direction & Design: Mario Quiñones
Music & Sound Design: Pedro Santa Cruz

[jahnocli]

Excellent -- loved the "behind the scenes" fragments too. Well done, as always.

[AmigaMan]

Yes, amazing as ever. You've become THE Anime Studio expert
I was fascinated by the behind the scenes and really enjoyed the video card when I saw it the other day....and knew immediately who'd created it.

[drumlug13]

I think this VIdeocard is my favorite thing I've seen made with AS. Everything from the artwork to animation is outstanding. And the idea of the trick-or-treaters coming to the monster's homes is soooo good. Great job !!!!

[ulrik]

Beautiful done!! Thank you for the "behind scene" as well!

[Danimal]

Loved the video card, I watched it when it was posted earlier. The behind the scenes were cool, but happened so fast that it was hard to tell all of what was going on. Well, for me anyway. Still, great work!

[Bossco]

That was great.

How much do I have to slow the 'making of' scenes down to enable me to watch it at normal speed?

[Víctor Paredes]

That was great.

How much do I have to slow the 'making of' scenes down to enable me to watch it at normal speed?

Haha, thanks. I didn't want to boring you with the video. I will record a slower one when I find some time

[Bossco]

That was great.

How much do I have to slow the 'making of' scenes down to enable me to watch it at normal speed?

Haha, thanks. I didn't want to boring you with the video. I will record a slower one when I find some time

I very much doubt that your work would bore me.

If you intend to present a slowed down version that's very kind of you. Thanks, it's much appreciated.

[rocky53204]

If you want to see a slower version... download it and then load the film into anime studio. (pro only?) Then you can step through it frame by frame.