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8. Phoenix Coyotes 3 Pack Power Play
10 months ago
The Coyotes needed a spot and we were running out of time. With only a script and a hard drive full of photos we started on a Saturday morning and finished Monday (concept to completion). Lack of sleep was enjoyed by all. This is our version of the art card - it was later changed just before airing - and center cropped.
A Creative Collaboration between the following:
The Lavidge Company
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Creative Director: Bob Case
Producer: Ronda Farthing
3D Logo: Bob Case
Copywriter: Dennis Lewis
Editor: Dan Davis
Flock of Pixels
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Director: Justin Katz
Animator, Roto, FX: Justin Katz
Animator, Roto, FX: Rene De La Fuente
Colorist: Justin Katz
Editor: Justin Katz
Art Card Type: Zack Newsome
Big U Music
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Sound Design - Sam Esparza
V/O - Bill Mondy
Software: After Effects, Photoshop, Particular, C4D, Colorista II, Optical Flares
A Creative Collaboration between the following:
The Lavidge Company
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Creative Director: Bob Case
Producer: Ronda Farthing
3D Logo: Bob Case
Copywriter: Dennis Lewis
Editor: Dan Davis
Flock of Pixels
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Director: Justin Katz
Animator, Roto, FX: Justin Katz
Animator, Roto, FX: Rene De La Fuente
Colorist: Justin Katz
Editor: Justin Katz
Art Card Type: Zack Newsome
Big U Music
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Sound Design - Sam Esparza
V/O - Bill Mondy
Software: After Effects, Photoshop, Particular, C4D, Colorista II, Optical Flares
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Flock of PixelsDirector, Animator, Editor, Colorist -
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Zack NewsomeArt Card
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Pat Shannahan
8 months ago I like the motion you put on the still photos at :03, :05, :07, :09. That's After Effects right? -
Flock of Pixels 8 months ago thanks! yes - all AE. fight scene had about a 8 layers just for the guy on the gorund.
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Sasha Fornari 8 months ago so awesome. great work on every scene it all flows so well together! -
Flock of Pixels 8 months ago thanks!
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Spencer Nelson 8 months agohow do you make the photos move like that? like slow movments of refs and stuff? -
Flock of Pixels 8 months ago Many techniques are used. But it begins with cutting out the elements from the photos in photoshop and cloning in whatever should be behind them. The rest is done with animation software - in this case I used After Effects.
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Chris Tarroza 7 months agoRed Giant sent me here. I'm also wondering how you achieved the slow-mo from the images. My guess is the puppet tool in AE, though I've never actually used it myself. -
Flock of Pixels 7 months ago yes the puppet tool was use on some parts
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Scott Neuberger 3 months ago Super impressive seeing what was done in the timeframe you had to do it. Awesome job! RIP Coyotes... -
Scott Neuberger 3 months ago just realized the thrashers moved to be the jets, not the coyotes. whoops.
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