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we made this teaser-commercial for the dutch Doctors Without Borders website.
We used a Phantom high-speed v5.1 camera which shot at 3000fps. All the compositing is done with Flame.

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  • tifredic 1 year ago
    wow great !!!
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  • Mark Edwards 1 year ago
    damn, i cant help but wish it was a little slower at the start! good work!!!
  • boudewijn 1 year ago
    i know what you mean. the time-remapping is just a little bit off at times.
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  • Scott Baronial 1 year ago
    Amazing!
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  • NiX Cadmium 1 year ago
    Really cooool! Just out of curiosity, what does "kan levens redden" mean?
  • boudewijn 1 year ago
    it says 'your present... could save lives'
    D.W.B. wanted to stimulate people to use their parties as fundraisers. So instead of asking for the typical gifts (like a bottle of wine) you could ask for a donation.
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  • donjuandinero 1 year ago
    holy crap it's great!! you used 2 different explosions and then in the confusion of glass you made disappear the pieces of bottle?
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  • Kevin Dermody plus 1 year ago
    this is fantastic, great work
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  • martin_puehringer 9 months ago
    really cool
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  • Fabiano Waewell 3 months ago
    nice effect. Did you "flamed" it yourself?
  • boudewijn 3 months ago
    no, i didn't. a classmate did it during several nights at a company where we could use their gear for free.
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