Tower of Babylon - Sci Fi Short Trailer

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Daniel Ahrens
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Hey Guys,

here is a little trailer for our upcoming full CG Science Fiction short. This was done in a week as a proof of concept to see how fast we could deliver shots and if we could utilize octane for everything.
One frame took about 1-2 minutes in Octane with 2x Titans

Below you can find the vimeo link:

https://vimeo.com/111661362

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Hey this is looking pretty awesome.
I really like the design aesthetic and the overall feel.

Keep it up!

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Terrific work, Daniel. Terrific!
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Thank you very much Raphael and Smicha!

@Raphael: Let me know next time you are in Frankfurt, we should get a beer!
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I do not know how I managed to miss this one =) it looks stunning, Daniel!
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Wow! Very nice! How did you do solar flares and fire. I thought you cannot render this with octane
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what kernel did you used and settings...its amazing...how did you do the fire and smoke ...whats it prepossess or straight in octane?
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Oh wow I did not see that this thread got bumped until now.
The funny thing is there is a 6 Minute Film sitting on my hard drive for about 6 months waiting to be released, never got around to put the final touches on it. I also keep rerendering stuff!

@Glimpse - Thanks man!

@ Colibook - The solar flares are done in post and the fire is rendered with Turbulence FD inside of Cinema 4D

@ It is Directlighting and took 60 Seconds in 1080p per frame.

The final frames are about 7 Minutes render time. I hope to get to it soon and release the final film.
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Very nice work I look forward to seeing it in full
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Daniel Ahrens wrote:Oh wow I did not see that this thread got bumped until now.
The funny thing is there is a 6 Minute Film sitting on my hard drive for about 6 months waiting to be released, never got around to put the final touches on it. I also keep rerendering stuff!

@Glimpse - Thanks man!

@ Colibook - The solar flares are done in post and the fire is rendered with Turbulence FD inside of Cinema 4D

@ It is Directlighting and took 60 Seconds in 1080p per frame.

The final frames are about 7 Minutes render time. I hope to get to it soon and release the final film.
Thank you! Wow did not know octane could render flames
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