“Dear, Sweet Emma” by Cernak
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Conference:
- SIGGRAPH 2004 More animation videos from SIGGRAPH 2004:
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SIGGRAPH Video Review:
Track:
- 15
Title:
- Dear, Sweet Emma
Length:
- 5:17
Director(s):
Company / Institution / Agency:
- Out of Our Minds Animation Studios, Inc.
Description:
As the search is given up for Emma’s latest husband, Tucker, a private look reveals that Emma has a secret and uncontrollable dark side. The sweetest angel and favorite citizen of Fishtickle would indeed pose an uncomfortable dilemma for all if her problem were ever found out.
Hardware:
HARDWARE: PC 3 dual CPUs, rest single 900 MHz-2.4 GHz CPU, 512 MB-2 GB
RAM. Rendering farm: 4 CPUs.
Software:
SOFTWARE DEVELOPER: Modeling, animation, and rendering: Lightwave 7.5c. Compositing:
After Effects. Additional software: Video Toaster. Custom software:
Worley Labs Sasquatch plug-in for Lightwave for Emma’s Hair. OS:
Windows 2000.
Additional Contributors:
Producer: Out of Our Minds Animation Studios, Inc.
Contributors: John Cernak, Danny Oakley, Keith Hobgood, Derek Cernak, Rebecca Cernak, Lori Cernak, Ian Bloom, Gene Johnson
Additional Information:
PRODUCTION Modeling: Subdivision surfaces. Rendering technique used most: Lightwave. Average CPU time for rendering per frame: 10 minutes. Total production time: 60 days. Production highlight: We really busted butt with this one. From the initial drawing of the storyboards to a fin- ished piece was 60 days. Not bad, since there were only six people working on it, and of those six only two were able to work on it full time.
