Top and bottom key frames for cut 015. Pay no mind to the timing chart on this one, it’s strictly for in-betweening. Staggered timing will draw out the action and put more struggle and tremble into his movement than a smooth transition between keys would. We’ll offset the stagger with straight timing on the shirt, the veins and the spittle (spittle not pictured).

Keys, tweens and roughs for Cut 002-01. Only a little cleanup left on this one.

“Grouped actions” are little sets of partial frames that can be intercut in multiple ways to create longer sequences. It’s important not to over-use them in rapid succesion in order to avoid echo action, but when properly composed they’re indispensable.

Here is our first composite render of the server room.  In order to achieve this look, it took about 8 different render passes blended together with various lighting effects.  Motion test to follow soon.