During my exchange term at the Sint Luca School of Arts in Belgium I worked on a project that would combine my skills in Cinema4D and a printing technique that was new to me. I designed a series of 6 informative animated posters about the future of funerals. The animations are then projected onto screenprinted posters through an augmented reality app I built with Unity.
I created these two 3D animations to show my support to the transgender community. It's important to me to raise awareness for their issues and share ressources and information.
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By combining my interest in space travel and feminism I made a short film about the achievements of women in science and science fiction. To underline the importance of minority representation in media I told the story of how the Star Trek character Uhura inspired Mae Jamison to become the first female Afro-American astronaut. The paper cut-outs and handmade stop motion animation give the film a simple and fun feel that appeals to the target audience of young girls without failing to convey some interesting facts. I also learned about recording and composition by teaming up with a sound design student to create the audio.
During a seminar on the future of museums we were given the opportunity to design posters for an upcoming exhibition on Harald Szeemann. For my concept I created a minimalistic animated poster in Cinema4D to combine aspects of the curators work and personality.
I created this video as part of a motion graphic seminar. It illustrates how the stroboscopic effect affects the filming of fast turning objects like wheels and helicopters and how it was discovered.