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Hello everyone, this is my latest personal project, an Attack on Titan short film. In this short film, I was responsible for all aspects of production. I experimented with building my own workflow and explored the integration of 2D and 3D animation. Since this is my first time creating...

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𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗻𝗸𝘂ᴬᴿᵀ2 年前

Absolutely stunning. This is better than most professional studio work we see out there.

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XieBoli2 年前

@prenkuchan I'm still far from it. Haha

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amaan 🍉2 年前

the beast titan shot looks very Kong inspired! love it

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RomellBroom2 年前

Please, talk with whoever you need, make a crowd founding or whatever, but we NEED this to bee the official version 😭 4 films at least. I knpw it sounds hard, but I believe in your work. We're here to support

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Nihar2 年前

Man i just started watching AOT and this came to my feed as soon as i finished S03… this is so cool, i am fx artist I would love to collab in future if you ever need Fx work. I am houdini artist. I loved all the shots… they amazingly done specially showing those characters vibe

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XieBoli2 年前

Thank you! But I also plan to add fewer special effects elements in the future. Haha

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Jettsins2 年前

The cgi and lighting fx is actually amazing. Its like I'm watching a cinematic for a game purely for teaser purposes and has that ground breaking cinematic cgi feel that everyone hopes it becomes a movie.

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Brittney W2 年前

This is amazing!! Everyone involved in this project is so talented. I wonder how long it took from start to finish.

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XieBoli2 年前

it took me 1.5years.

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QwinkleTee2 年前

truly magnificent work hoping for you to get justice and get your work noticed imo the hardest anime cg i have seen so far literally outdid the armored titan cg on the actual anime lol

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