Caleb Vearing

This was a creative piece made for an final assessment, due to the time constraints and personal issue's during the period it was being created, shortcuts where made resulting in the final product not being up to my liking. However, I did still put allot of work into this, mainly into colouring every page to the best of my ability, and creating separate layers for items like words and cars to later animate them.

During this creation process I used GIMP 2.0 to colourise the images and separate aspects of the image, I then used Adobe After Effects to re-combine the resources to then animate them.

This was an assessment for my Diploma course. I was tasked with re-creating a scene from the 1956 film 'The Forbidden Planet'.

In the creation process I used 3Ds Max for the modelling and animation, while using Adobe After Effects to create the VFX and colour grading.

This was a creative response to a question about what makes Australian Film, Australian? And my response was the most iconic Australian Film. Mad Max. And so I create my rendition of mad max using skills I was comfortable with, creating a combination of short clips of moments frozen in time surrounding the Mad Max car.

The creation process had me using 3Ds Max for the modelling and placement of the vehicles, and After Effects for VFX and animation.

This was a assessment for my Bachelor degree, I was tasked with creating a visual effects video for each aspect of motion graphics, these include but not limited to;

1: 2D animation 2: Kinetic Typography 3: and Vector Motion Graphics.

During the creation of these I purely used Adobe After Effects, mostly using pre-made assets to either create an animation or visual effect.

This was another assessment for my Bachelor Degree, this unit had a group of people come together to create short films, I was assigned to do the audio, this ranged from setting up boom mics to editing the audio in post, adding music and some foley.

During the creation process I mainly used Reaper to mix the audio and add foley.