Two Short Tron Homage Videos Created For CGTalk: Tron FX Challenge Dan Koelsch, July 5, 2010July 5, 2010 Courtesy of One Cool Thing A Day, we have short video called “TRON Homage: Disc Battle”, and it’s just what it sounds like. After finding out it’s for CG Society’s CGTalk: Tron FX Challenge, we found another entry that is also pretty sweet. Watch the videos and get the full credits after the jump. Tron Homage: Disk Battle from Kiel Figgins on Vimeo. Created by: Kiel Figgins ( 3dfiggins.com ) : Animation / Team Lead Blake Guest ( blakeguest.com ) : Lightning / Look Dev Ed Laag ( entecbssd@gmail.com ) : Post / VFX Reed Casey ( cruxko.com ) : Character Modeler Jon Lorenz ( behance.net/jonlorenz ) : VFX / Audio Wayne Hollingsworth ( waynart.com ): 3d VFX Zach Christian ( digitalfxrealm.blogspot.com ): Matte Painting All work on this video was done by Garrick Campsey. Campsey also has an impressive District 9 fan made video, so be sure to check that out. There may be more cool videos for Tron Legacy at CG Society, so be sure to check out their forum. Fan Made Work Viral News Viral Videos CG SocietyFan MadeTronTron LegacyViral video
Fan Made Work Check Out These Stop Motion TRON Lightcycles January 6, 2011January 9, 2011Kyle Roberts and crew at Reckless Abandonment Pictures created a pretty cool stop motion animation clip of the TRON: Legacy lightcycles in action, using toys and light painting. Check it out for yourself after the break. Read More
Fan Made Work Check Out These Tronitized Disney Characters December 20, 2010December 22, 2010The Character Animation students at CalArts recently took on the challenge of creating Tron versions of Disney characters. This project keeps it all in the family, as the California Institute of the Arts was founded by Walt Disney, and of course TRON and TRON: Legacy are Disney films. See the… Read More
Google Viral: Hans Christian Andersen in Movies and TV April 2, 2010June 12, 2010Today is the 205th birthday of legendary children’s author Hans Christian Andersen, and Google is celebrating through their latest Doodle. Actually, it’s not just one, but five Doodles, all from one of Andersen’s more famous tales, “Thumbelina”. That’s well and good, but what does Andersen have to do with movies?… Read More