A 10 million $ animation failure

My very first 3d "project" from nearly 30 years ago. I guess you would call it a music video. Song by Toadstool Theater.

Loved the movie, but the cgi upsets me sometimes lol

The green light originally faded into a logo of a company that still exists, so I cut it off. And yes, it's snowing stars of David lol

done as part of a CGI high school elective, 2001-2002 - a lot of other vids from that class here: https://archive.org/details/bvnwcgi-2001-2002/

Just two weeks after 9/11 we saw the launch of one of the greatest works of horror ever conjured.

This was a follow-up to the legendary CGI featured in the first game of the franchise, Silent Hill (1999). The ethereal vibe of the first game was doubled for the second game in 2001.

Sometimes you dont know what emotion to make out of the character's faces or whether their vague expressions are deliberate or a real limitation of the technology of the time.

Silent Hill 2. 9/25/2001.

Sean Schur wrote, directed, and animated this digital short originally aired on MTV's Liquid Television Season 2, Episode 3 (YT)

Schur is an Emmy nominated visual effects artist known for his work on the television series Umbrella Academy, The Boys, and the films Annihilation (2018), Star Trek (2009).

Annie Potts (Ghostbusters) is credited as the The Egg and Tim Curry (Rocky Horror) as the Snake.

The song is Pimpf by Depeche Mode

WATER

yes, this was supposed to be a woodpecker, I have no idea what I was thinking at the time

3D Studio Max and Premiere. It took sooo long to render

I feel like I remember it that early? i know it played throughout the 90s though

definitely a deep memory unlocked these commercials