A short animation that explains all the ports and features of Kensington’s keyless laptop dock.
Software used: Cinema 4D, Redshift, Substance Designer, After Effects
Here is a colorful motion design TV spot for Stevenson University. The visuals are based on the phrase “make your career unfold.”
Autodesk’s Maya was used for animation production.
Aloe Design animated this PSA for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to help increase awareness of electric vehicles and how they work.
“EVs produce no tailpipe emissions. While charging the battery may increase pollution at the power plant, total emissions associated with driving EVs are still typically less than those for gasoline cars—particularly if the electricity is generated from renewable energy sources like wind.”
This is a short clip from the “TWA Flight 800″ documentary featuring animation from Aloe Design. For the map section, Aloe Design worked closely with the producers to translate original radar data into animation representing the exact flight path of TWA Flight 800. The witness point of view animations were created with direct input from the eyewitnesses. The closeup 3D animation of the plane emulates the look of the original NTSB animation of this event.
Aloe Design created all the animation in this clip. The video and audio segments are used with permission from the film’s producers.
Aloe Design animated this PSA for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to help increase awareness of their Toxics Release Inventory program.
“It is your right to know what toxic chemicals are being used in your community, how they are being disposed of or otherwise managed, and whether their releases to the environment are increasing or decreasing over time.”
Aloe Design created this kinetic typography animation for UNICA, The Brazilian Sugarcane Industry Association, to showcase the benefits of sugarcane ethanol. The client provided the script, and Aloe crafted the animation using animated type combined with vector graphics in about two weeks.
Aloe Design helped produce and animate this motion-comic short about the superheroes of measurement for NIST, the National Institute of Standards and Technology. It was created for display at the recent USA Science and Engineering Festival in DC. It is intended to appeal to a 9th grade audience and to work with or without sound.
This is a short montage of our animations which showcases our style and capabilities.
As part of an ongoing collaboration with the US EPA, Aloe Design provided visual effects and titles for this Earth Day video. Don’t wait until your yard is full of trash. Look beneath the surface and address the issues now!
Compositing is the combining of visual elements from separate sources into single images, often to create the illusion that all those elements are parts of the same scene. Live-action shooting for compositing is variously called “chroma key”, “blue screen”, “green screen” and other names. Source: Wikipedia