3D Modeller
Budget: £20 – £250 GBP
I need someone who can altar/improve a premade 3D model of a Pepsi Can. This was for a university assignment last year, but I failed and managed to resit it again this year. Unfortunately, I've been impacted harshly by the pandemic and really just want to pass my first year of university.
The can must be animated to do a simple movement like fall over (as if pushed by an unseen hand or force) and/or bounce, roll etc... It is highly recommended that you keep the movement simple, and not too complicated. The can must either start or finish in shot, or both. The can cannot start and finish off screen.
The main focus of this assignment is photo-realism. The final shot must look as realistic as possible, and must be between 5 and 15 seconds in length.The drinks can must be modelled, textured, shaded, lit, animated, rendered and composited onto the backplates provided.
The lighting must be completed in Maya with manually placed lights. The shading must be completed in Maya with simple Maya shaders. The rendering must be completed in Maya (using the Maya software renderer) with render passes. The compositing must be completed in Nuke using render passes.
The can must be animated to do a simple movement like fall over (as if pushed by an unseen hand or force) and/or bounce, roll etc... It is highly recommended that you keep the movement simple, and not too complicated. The can must either start or finish in shot, or both. The can cannot start and finish off screen.
The main focus of this assignment is photo-realism. The final shot must look as realistic as possible, and must be between 5 and 15 seconds in length.The drinks can must be modelled, textured, shaded, lit, animated, rendered and composited onto the backplates provided.
The lighting must be completed in Maya with manually placed lights. The shading must be completed in Maya with simple Maya shaders. The rendering must be completed in Maya (using the Maya software renderer) with render passes. The compositing must be completed in Nuke using render passes.