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Ruairi Robinson

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BlinkyTM is finally online.

http://vimeo.com/ruairirobinson/blinky

Starring Max Records from "Where the Wild Things Are"

Written & directed by Ruairi Robinson
Cinematography by Macgregor
Shot on Red.


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Do you like your meatballs? ;)


...Blinky just did what he was told, good robot.
 
For some reason, I know I would be rooting for Blinky to make mincemeat out of as many humans as possible in a feature film.
 
Love it!
 
Nice work.

What did you use for rendering. Your credits list speedshape. Is that a vfx house? Did you use vray?

Congrats on the film.
 
Loved it! Love the design and Blinky seems like perfect use of motion capture actually. (This is coming from an animator who has good reason to not like motion capture).

It looks like you were the one mainly responsible for the vfx? Hats off, looks fantastic. Blinky out in the rain really looked great.

Everything is so well balanced, and the music really drives it home. I am still waiting for the feature film version of The Second Renaissance (of Animatrix fame), and I expect you to be involved sir.
 
Loved it! Love the design and Blinky seems like perfect use of motion capture actually. (This is coming from an animator who has good reason to not like motion capture).

It looks like you were the one mainly responsible for the vfx? Hats off, looks fantastic. Blinky out in the rain really looked great.

Everything is so well balanced, and the music really drives it home. I am still waiting for the feature film version of The Second Renaissance (of Animatrix fame), and I expect you to be involved sir.

Yeah I did most of the vfx. It was painful. Hopefully worth the grief.
 
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