Cantebury Anifest & British Film Coucil

"Unorganized Crime" got into the Cantebury Anifest and "Layered" got into the British Film Council. WWWOOOOOOOO!!!!!


http://film.britishcouncil.org/layered


http://www.canterburyanifest.com/british-short-animations/

'Unorganized Crime' -graduation film

This is our (me, Dane Winn, Charlie Miller, Daisy Hynes and Sophie Grimwood) final graduation film. We spent the whole of third year making it. Hope you enjoy it!

Unorganized Crime online in a few days

Our final year film is going to be online in a couple of days... or should be. Unless someone decides otherwise. Uni is finished now, and i'm ready for the world.. bring it!

Modelling a photoreal car

I modelled this car in a day and played around with the textures the second day. Lots of compositing in After Effects. This was also the first time I ever modelled a car using panels and starting from the wheel arches. It really is so much easier that way, can't believe i havent done that before. Live and learn.

E4 - ident "Diamond in the Rough"

This is my E4-ident that i submitted to the competition. I made it in 2 days. The first day i modelled and animated everything, the second day i rendered and composited the piece. The music was a ready track that the competition supplied us with. ENJOY!!! -oh and go VOTE online at

http://www.e4.com/video/IHzPrAXGK0F95hmKf6x7do/play.e4



here's some making of pictures:





the only props needed. Duplicate and scale..

"Layered" - 48 hour Animation competition - WE WON!!!

Me and Dane Winn got qualified into the Stuttgart international animation festival to make a short animated film in 48 hours. The only thing we got ready was the character (modelled, rigged and textured). From the first minute Dane began animating and I started modelling the environment. We came up with the story in the airport on the way to Germany and story boarded it in our hostel. working on it for 48 hours was really challenging though. We had 2 short naps during the whole time, but i guess it was worth it. We won first prize!!! -What a great experience!!! Here's the film, enjoy!

Updated Showreel

Check out my updated showreel!!!

Constantinos Modelling / Animation Showreel from Constantinos Mavromichalis on Vimeo.

Circus themed pic

I wanted to make a circus themed picture of myself and it ended up looking abit freekish. Just a quick photoshop doodle.

IMAGINE-magazine interview

Our team (a Foot Apart Productions) got into the new issue of Imagine-magazine as the "rising Stars" in animation. It is the best timing we could wish for and we're really excited about it. Thats me in the middle, WOHOO!!!!

Unorganized Crime film update

The animation on our final film is nearly done and post production has been initiated to get the ball rolling faster. Here are some updated stills from the film.

Crazy Horse 48 hour animation jam

Me and my collegue Dane Winn were told about this 48 hour animation jam in Stuttgart in May. Basically, there are 6 teams of two people from around Europe who compete against each other to make an animated short in 48 hours. Me and Dane sent our showreels to Germany and a few days ago found out that we got accepted to the competition!!! WWOOO!!! So we're off to Stuttgart Germany in May and hopefully we win the competition. Even if we don't, it's going to be lots of fun and we got free festival tickets to the Stuttgart animation and film festival. Here's the link to the competition:

http://www.itfs.de/en/competitions/48h-animation-jam.html

Unorganized Crime car turnarounds

the turnarounds for two cars in the film.

unorganized crime playblasts

here's 3 playblasts of our film.. i'll publish the fully rendered shot1 in a few days to show how the whole film will hopefully look.

Set Still with added cars and tweeked lighting

Set Stills from final film

These are some stills taken from the sets in our final year project: Unorganized Crime

http://unorganized-crime.blogspot.com/

Vehicles for animation

These are the vehicles we'll use in our animation. 2 civilian car models which will get different paint jobs and a police vehicle. It took about 5 hours to model each. As you can see, the police vehicle is a modification of one of the cars.