Hi, a quick post just to show you some screen shots from our last multimedia project: the BD + DVD bundle for the italian acrobatic flight team Frecce Tricolori of Italian Air Force.
It was a quite complex project with lots of menus, materials and a lot of graphic, expecially 3D graphic. Infact there is a section, Virtual Flight, where you can see a complete exhibition of the PAN Team, rendered in a graphic style, and from different points of view, to give people a chance of better understanding what happens in the flight formations for each figure of a show.
And now the screen where you choose the viewpoint for the Virtual Flight you have three options:
one is from a ground/tribune like point of view, in this way you can see with a glance what happens in the sky, following the trajectories of the planes, it seems easy... but try to do it during a live show.
One is more dynamic: you fly near the planes. And one is specifically focused on the Soloist of the team and its manoeuvres.
The last image is a frame from one of the rendered sequences:
but if you like to see more, you have to buy the BD + DVD pack or check my demoreel.
It was a quite complex project with lots of menus, materials and a lot of graphic, expecially 3D graphic. Infact there is a section, Virtual Flight, where you can see a complete exhibition of the PAN Team, rendered in a graphic style, and from different points of view, to give people a chance of better understanding what happens in the flight formations for each figure of a show.
Some of the menus realized for the selection of the contents of this very rich DVD disk.
And now the screen where you choose the viewpoint for the Virtual Flight you have three options:
one is from a ground/tribune like point of view, in this way you can see with a glance what happens in the sky, following the trajectories of the planes, it seems easy... but try to do it during a live show.
One is more dynamic: you fly near the planes. And one is specifically focused on the Soloist of the team and its manoeuvres.
The last image is a frame from one of the rendered sequences:
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