Multi-camera view of Work-In-Progress animation for the train interior sequence (TR3).

These are cameras I set up in the animation file to use for animating. I rendered this GL previz video to help me decide on camera angles for the camera direction file and to identify remaining

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Work-In-Progress 2024-12-13

Test render of re-timed launch sequence from "No Children in Space".

This is okay, because the episode was pretty short to start with. It could stand another minute or two of runtime, especially if it improves the pacing, and I think it does.

Of course, this is almost all pre-viz animation. There's even a couple of storyboard stills (those are shots that weren't included in this sequence before).

As a matter of interest, there are actually two completely different versions of the Soyuz interior here -- the bit with the bear swinging on the string is from the original Teaser Trailer, which is a completely different set. One of my upcoming tasks is to repeat the animation from that sequence, with the new character rigs and set.

2023-08-31 Status of "Soyuz Rollout" sequence from the pilot episode, "No Children in Space".

Probably final animation? There are obviously things that could be improved, but I need to move on to other stuff.

Rendered and pre-composited, with metadata overlay.

This has only the music. There will also be some diagetic sound: the train engine, some foley, etc.

And post-compositing will be done from the EXR output, which allows for a bit of final tweaking of color and line details.

Scene Credits:

Music:

(Diagetic sound hasn't been added yet)

TECH BREAKDOWN:

Render of current status for sequence "TB-TouringBaikonur" from "Lunatics!" S1E01 "No Children in Space".

Pre-compositing render with metadata overlay (this is before post-compositing, at which time I can do some cleanup on stray lines or add missing ones).

Incidentally, the tannoy voice at the beginning is incomprehensible to me. I tried to make sure it didn't have recognizable place names in it. Not even positive what language it is (I suspect Russian or Ukrainian). But if you can understand it and comment what it says, that would be helpful! Hoping it doesn't give away that it was recorded in a different city! (Lviv, IIRC?)