At walking the dog we have yet finished a series of commercials for Belgacom. It's about a robot in everyones television. Again with a team of Four we managed to pull it off, with a fun result and a happy customer. I did most off the interior modeling and texturing and did the lighting for the lead 45 sec commercial. And I animated the second part of this spot. It was a fun job!!

One day after the Jury of my graduation project I started to work at Walking the dog Studios in Brussels. They asked me to be part of the 3D team that 's working on a sequense of a new feature film Brendan and the secret of kells. It 's a very stylised and graficaly inovative movie. Production is going swell and we can't wait to see the result.



http://theblogofkells.blogspot.com

I'm starting to get response from festivals.
TERZO MONDO is selected for:

Animadrid (Spain), proffesional shortfilm competition



Cinanima (Portugal), proffesional shortfilm competition



Filmfestival van Gent (Belgium), studentfilm competition



Brest European Shot Film Festival (France), European Panorama + meet and greet (hehehe)



international animation festival Forli, Cartoonia



Bradford animation festival, UK, Panorama



Het grote ongeduld, Belgium, panorama



Internationaal Kortfilmfestival Leuven, Belgium, studentfilm animation competition


AUDIANCE AWARD for BEST BELGIAN ANIMATED SHORT

Cão Amarelo, International presentation of alternative cinema, Pinhal Novo Portugal. Official selection



International animation festival ANIMA in Brussels, Belgium, Official selection.


SABAM AWARD for BEST BELGIAN SHORT

TAU international student film festival, Tel Aviv, Israël



Cutting Edge Festival, Petrol in Antwerp, Belgium



Animafest, Zagreb, Kroatië



Just for Laughs festival, Montreal, Canada, official competition


...



I' m working my ass of to make this list longer so check it out later.

Firmin tells the story of a old silly boxer. The part of Firmin is played by Kris van den Durpel a famous belgian comedian. In this movie he has a ped that can box, a litle hamster. Studio Walking The Dog hired me to do a part of the animation of this CG hamster. And wih a very cool crew we pulled it of. I'm very proud, this is the first time my work got to the big white screen.



http://www.firmincrets.be

hehe

Ok, Djivouveuvolti is finished. In total I did almost all the uvw unwrapping and texturing off the charracters. Then I animated one fifth off the movie, spread over 3,5 months in total I think. I got to do a really cool scene with a lot of action. Then I jumped into light setup and rendering and renderded part of the interior scenes in the movie. It was a cool first job.
http://www.djivouveuvolti.com





This film is a production of Walking the Dog/La Parti/Benoit Feroumont

A 2.5 minute movie ive worked on, about whether to spend your money on the poor or to keep it to yourself. In this project I use a combination of Lightwave 8 and Motionbuilder. I can tell you, it was a lott of technical pouspas to get it all together. But I'm verry pleased with the result, ENJOY.




klick and watch La realite

klick and read PDF in Dutch

In this project i was asked to make a booger. I could do what I wanted, it just had to look disgusting. The booger is the star in a commercial about, where not to drop your garbage, wich will be an entry fot the Young Directors Award. I made this booger on a reference ( i'm gladly not gonna post) of one of my own boogers. It made me realise i had to make a glasy looking material. I did this with the G2 shader in lightwave8, by adding some subsurface scattering and ...


klick and watch the Booger doing a 360

At school we were asked to make a fictitious bumper for the olympic games. The movie 's about 2 VIPs, in the VIP lounge, ordering a triple screw and a backflip, and that 's also what they get. I don't yet know if i'm ever gonna finish this one, i would like to, but i'm very busy these days. The first part is already finished. I'll get it up and running on my site as soon as possible.

Look what i can do with a wacom tablet, hehe