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✓ Published: 13-Oct-2017
✓ Published: 13-Oct-2017
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Creative proposition for a documentary opening title based on a topic. I decided to go for the army military during WW1, WW2 and the Cold War. Many steps were thought during this project :n- Inspiration (music, opening title on Pinterest) and concepts proposition.n- Storyboardn- Typographic choice and compositingn- 3D camera animationn- Final motion design compositionnnThe project was to not cut the sequence plan, using the 3D camera. Only one sequence plan navigating through footages and images
Creative proposition for a documentary opening title based on a topic. I decided to go for the army military during WW1, WW2 and the Cold War. Many steps were thought during this project :n- Inspiration (music, opening title on Pinterest) and concepts proposition.n- Storyboardn- Typographic choice and compositingn- 3D camera animationn- Final motion design compositionnnThe project was to not cut the sequence plan, using the 3D camera. Only one sequence plan navigating through footages and images
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