As a follow-up to the first one, here’s a Teshler-produced commercial for GreenBuilders, a local Austin company that is building “green” homes for everyone. Once again, the cast was created with highly-selective stock photography and the extreme camera move was the result of camera projection, one of my favorite fx techniques.
Sometimes the commercial world produces a client (and a product) you can feel good about. Here’s a stylized “frozen-moment” commercial we did for GreenBuilders, a local Austin company that is bringing “green” building techniques to the $200,000 home range. (A rather remarkable feat, that.) The commercial was produced economically at Teshler Inc. with stock photography and my favorite camera projection technique. We’ll be doing an interior version next.
Finished a series of visual fx shots for the National Geographic Channel’s “Supercoasters,” a documentary by Indigo Films on the possible future of rollercoasters. In it, we used our digital imagination to speculate a coaster that freefalls from the tallest building in San Francisco, then winds through the city and ends by taking the two arches of the Golden Gate. It was a lot of fun to manipulate fantasy in...