3D Motion Design
Since my internship, I’ve become incredibly interested in 3D, maybe even more than in 2D. Over the past few years, I’ve watched countless tutorials, attended courses, and worked intensively on my skill development.
Product Film for OS Vapes
For this clip, I received the vapes as 3D models from the client. However, they were created with Redshift, and since I work in Octane, I had to redo all the materials. The vapes were animated directly in Cinema 4D, and the editing and the rest were done in After Effects.
Find the full clip here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=giRWpnFvvdA
Keyvisual Animation
Last year, I had the opportunity to animate the speaker announcement for the IHK AI Convention.
The task was to create an animation based on an AI-generated image of a head composed of only and many dots and lines.
The challenge was that the head not only needed to move realistically, with facial expressions and looking around, but the particles also had to assemble at the beginning and break apart again at the end – all that perfectly synced to the music.
I completed the first step of the head animation in Cinema 4D, where it was animated realistically and timed directly to the music.
In After Effects, I then used the plugin Plexus to create a particle system that achieved the desired effect and look.
From that point on, it was just down to the fine details.
3D Logo Loop
Another 3D Project I did last year, was for the 'Partner in Motion' event. The first step required creating a logo for the event.
In the next step, this logo was to be animated for large screens at the event, ideally in a way that it could also be used as a seamless loop for welcome and information screens.
The client gave me full creative freedom on this project, and the result speaks for itself.
The 3D animation was crafted by hand in Cinema 4D –because anyone familiar with Cinema 4D knows that a cloner unfortunately doesn't help here.
Product Launch Teaservideos
For the product launch of Ehrmann's milk drink Milk Twist, we had the pleasure of handling the social media side of things. Among other deliverables, this included creating multiple teaser videos.
The concept: a view through a peephole.
For this, I had to build a 3D door complete with a peephole. Instead of the initial abstracted door designs, the client ultimately opted for the more challenging route: a realistic door. But we love a good challenge, and in the end, we created a solid social media animation.
Immowelt Trade fair clip
Styleframes & Animation Tests
For immowelt, I created my first fully Cinema 4D-rendered film with this digital signage clip.
Watch the full clip here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmkqHas-Z90
3D für Social Media
My Youtube
You can find the full series on YouTube here:
As the Weltenwandler were a 2D Animation Agency, most of my 3D animations were created on my own initiative, without client commissions. They were mainly used for Instagram. Feel free to check them out!
