Music video director Thomas Kenney (www.flavr.tv) has utilized Renderfeed’s online render farm to create a beautiful dream scape music video for Vassy! Check out the video for Vassy – “Could this be love” HERE on youtube.

With over 80 shots requiring VFX additions, Thomas was presented with the challenge of rendering a massive amount of 3D with a very short time period. With the help of Renderfeed’s render farm Thomas was able to organize, manage, and render a huge amount of CGI.

Vassy – Could this be love

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Cube Pong came to Renderfeed looking for some extra render power, and of course we were happy to help out! With our newly upgraded render farm we were able to process the job quickly for the Cube Pong crew and get the final result back to the participants and the Cinema4D community as quickly as possible. With a render farm with over 45 computers available, Cube Pong’s job was processed in a much shorter time than if done on a single machine or even a couple of machines.

A little bit about the newest round from Cube Pong: “There’s nothing like escaping in a good super hero movie or book. To be a part of a fantasy world and drool over mind blowing visual effects and heroics.

Using their favourite super hero as a basis for their animation, animators and designers from around the world collaborated on this video, showing off some of their amazing skills for the world to see.”

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Check out THIS comprehensive and extremely informative article about all things rendering written by Mike Seymour over at www.fxguide.com

In the words of Mike: “Once considered a commodity item in the whole CG / VFX world – rendering is now a hot topic. CG supervisor Scott Metzger jokes that one can’t talk about renderers without annoying someone. “Renderers are like religion (laughs). Rendering is a religion! Especially now in this era, which is really really exciting, there is so much going on and there are so many renderers, so much happening. To me it is the most exciting part of being in our industry right now.”

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Check out this great tutorial by Eugene Opperman over at www.musecreative.com! In Eugene’s words: “The inner creative and explorer in each and any one of us has a rule when it comes to pin art impression toys. The rule is, you have to pick it up and see what your hand (or any other object near by) looks like extruded in pins.

A recent project of mine lead me to modeling one of these awesome gadgets and in the process I had a few learning curves which I thought it best to share with you guys.”

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Eugene Opperman over at www.musecreative.net has taken the time to outline how a render farm works with Cinema4D and how Renderfeed can quickly and easily get your projects rendered in THIS blog post. His view point is that of a first time user and offers some tips and tricks to get your projects up and running smoothly.

Go check out the rest of his stuff at www.musecreative.net , a really good resource for all things mograph!

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From Capacity’s Site: “We teamed up with our friends at Olson again for the latest installment of our typographically-driven Northwestern Mutual spots and campaign elements. These two :60 second tv commercials are the cornerstone of NM’s latest advertising push, synchronized with March Madness and their new partnership with the NCAA. In addition to these spots, we also created several coordinated print and digital pieces to be featured in Forbes and Sports Illustrated, among others.”

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Check out this handy plug in for Cinema4D, Hangover. Just set up your renders and walk away! Hangover will send a notification to your email or to your mobile device when renders are completed. Also for a quick run down of how the plug in works Pixel Lab has done a video tutorial you can check out on his site HERE. Be sure to check out the rest of the Pixel Lab’s products and blog, great rendering resources!

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Great new animation from Motion Graphics Gurus Buck. Take a look at The Spot and how they turn a dismal monotone world into an explosion of color and all things good.

The words of Buck: For the launch of Burt’s Bees new line of shampoos and lotions called Gud, we worked with the Agency Baldwin& to create one of the first scratch-n-sniff commercials ever. So next level.

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Saw this great tutorial on how complex and beautiful Mograph and Thinking Particles can be together. Head over to greyscalegorilla.com and check out the goodness!

In this tutorial Simon will show how to work (or play-around) with Thinking Particles to build event-based particle systems. He also shows how to combine TP with mograph so you can create a particle system then add a more complexity to your animation with your favourite Mograph-effectors.

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Here’s a little bit more about Marari & Co. from them: “Founded in 2010, MIRARI&CO. is refreshing the industry through innovative concept and dynamic animation. Our mission is to discover unique design solutions through multiple, creative approaches. By integrating elements inspired by the world around us, we are able to generate new ideas, and bring a fresh distinctive personality to a brand.

We are a strong, cohesive unit of directors, designers, and animators able to transform concept into beautiful imagery. We bring honesty, structural integrity, and a fire for new ideas. We are creative problem solvers who will continue to elevate your brand.”

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