All Done!

The trailers all done.
A big thank you to Tess Beightons for the music, this helped alot!
http://www.tess.beightons.net/

So here is the trailer:

Rendering = 100% complete

Have just finished all the rendering for the animation, the next task is to put it all together with the titles and sounds.

Test Render

Just finished rendering out the alleyway scene for my trailer.
So here is a little test of the rendered scene.

Final complete idea

I have decided that I will produce a cinema film trailer for a film based on my own ideas.
The initial idea was to use an existing film, but I was having problems picking a good non film noir film to use, so I have decided to use my own ideas.
The idea is based upon a standard 1950's film noir film, a classic detective film, with the detective saving a girl.
I have modeled two quite complex sense to use in the trailer, the detective office and a alley as well as two of the three characters that I will use in this small trailer.

Both of these scenes will be used twice, the office for one where the detective is telling the audience a little about himself as well as a more intimate scene with the female character.
The alley way will be used for two action shots, one where the detective is being chased by a car and one where the female charters is hanging off a building.

Renders

Although Not complete, here are a few renders of scenes:


This shows some realistic smoke, that I will use on the office scene:

Wrong order...

I know that I am doing this in the wrong order, but I have already designed one of the scene for my animation and I have not even got the story sorted yet. But I can explain...



Whatever film I chose to create this film noir trailer on, it is going to have that old 1950's look to it, so like quite a lot of those films, they have a dark alleyway shot, so this is what I have been modeling.

Plesentvile Trailer