@frederik said:
Like Mike, I also feel that you've spend too much time with the After Effect studio...
It's a nice model and render, but I would prefer some more shots from different angles rather than all these effects based on the same angle...
It kind of takes away the professionalism from the animation... ![:neutral_face: ๐](https://community.sketchucation.com/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f610.png?v=ortm2mm07uk)
You could have blended in some real photos from the place and/or some close-up shoots of some flowers, and/or a table place, where you see the plate, knifes and forks, glasses and as a nice touch a table card with the name of the bride and groom...
Just ideas... ![:smile: ๐](https://community.sketchucation.com/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f604.png?v=ortm2mm07uk)
Hi Kim,
Some good ideas there; I will definitely create an animation with different angles - this is something I'd like to do anyway at some point. Trying to get the time to do these is the problem ![:angry: ๐](https://community.sketchucation.com/assets/plugins/nodebb-plugin-emoji/emoji/android/1f620.png?v=ortm2mm07uk)
I'm not able to blend with actual photos, as this requires permission from the client and THEIR clients. Too much hassle. I did include an image of the actual space at the start of the animation though, so that you could draw comparisons between the real-life interior and my 3D model, baring in mind that I created the 3D model with absolutely no dimensions. It was constructed all by eye using that photo. This happens a lot when I create 3D models for event design companies.
Sorry, not a fan of the close-up of the names of the Bride and Groom! Too sickly sweet for my liking!
Thanks for your feedback!
Anita