Mountain Roto
This shot uses rotoscoping to split the mountains into different layers instead of keeping them as one background. By separating the scene into foreground, midground, and background, balloons can be placed in between these layers to create a sense of depth. This makes the balloons look like they are naturally inside the environment rather than just placed on top, resulting in a more realistic and immersive scene.
PlayBlast
This playblast showcases the balloon festival animation, featuring balloon designs inspired by UFO, Simpsons, Minions, and Olaf, all modeled in Blender.
Textured Models
This image shows the wireframe and textured views of the balloon models created in Blender, including designs inspired by UFO, Simpsons, Minions, and Olaf. The wireframe highlights the underlying geometry and structure of each model, while the textured view presents the final look with colors and materials applied, giving a clear idea of both the modeling and detailing process.
Sky Replacement and Balloons
This shot involves replacing the sky and adding balloons into the scene using Nuke. The original sky was changed to create a better background, and the balloons modeled in Blender were placed with proper positioning and depth, making them appear naturally within the environment.
Final Video
This is the final composited shot created in Nuke, where green screen videos and PNG images were added and carefully tracked to match the movement of the original shot. The elements were positioned and aligned to fit naturally within the scene, with attention to depth so they integrate well with the environment. This process brings all components together into a more complete and visually engaging composition.