Everything In CGI

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Kinda of an advertisement video for the company but very very cool.

Everything is done with CGI and is best watched in HD

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWE18YjLA8U[/ame]
 
Alas, it was beautiful but it didnt seem to advertise anything apart from things smashing, taps, fruits and a bedroom.
 
Alas, it was beautiful but it didnt seem to advertise anything apart from things smashing, taps, fruits and a bedroom.

It's showing off there CGI engine they produced in house. It's to sell to movie's so they use there engine instead of others.
 
That is amazing. Looks like a recording that's been edited.

Just mind blowingly epic!
 
This is a commercial for a countertop making company, and that was all real (not CGI) footage. The fruit breaking into crystals was just clever editing.

Proof: http://www.silestoneusa.com/index/index.cfm

When we first shared Alex Roman?s The Third&Seventh over a year ago, everyone was stunned by the photorealism of his CG worlds. With his latest commercial work, a spot for Grupo Cosentino?s Silestone brand countertops, Roman once again shows his passion for cinematography, lighting and texture.

Although this spot is 100% CG, the beauty of the shots distract the viewer from this amazing fact. Each composition is elegantly balanced: light counterweights dark, chaos challenges order. The sparse soundtrack creates a sense of lightness and wonder, and we are invited into a world that seems so real, so tangible, that we fully accept the glass-like shattering of grapes and peppers.

It almost doesn?t matter that the spot is purely digital. Sure, it?s an eyebrow-raising footnote, but Roman is simply using the tools he knows best to tell his story. He just happens to be pushing the envelope of commercial CG production while he?s doing it.
 
When we first shared Alex Roman?s The Third&Seventh over a year ago, everyone was stunned by the photorealism of his CG worlds. With his latest commercial work, a spot for Grupo Cosentino?s Silestone brand countertops, Roman once again shows his passion for cinematography, lighting and texture.

Although this spot is 100% CG, the beauty of the shots distract the viewer from this amazing fact. Each composition is elegantly balanced: light counterweights dark, chaos challenges order. The sparse soundtrack creates a sense of lightness and wonder, and we are invited into a world that seems so real, so tangible, that we fully accept the glass-like shattering of grapes and peppers.

It almost doesn?t matter that the spot is purely digital. Sure, it?s an eyebrow-raising footnote, but Roman is simply using the tools he knows best to tell his story. He just happens to be pushing the envelope of commercial CG production while he?s doing it.

Good counter (Pun intended), but where is that text quoted from? A link would be nice so we could look into it more if we were so inclined. I might want to hire this guy! ;)
 


Point partially taken (no link), but this commercial is not what you claimed it to be. It isn't something that is demonstrating a new graphics engine that is being sold to production companies, it is just demonstrating an artists' ability to use existing technology to create those effects.
 
<= Can careless if you think the video is real or fake or whatever.

But I guess I did get it wrong that it was showcasing a CGI engine. It is just showcasing the artist ability to use CGI

But all his work is used as a showcase for company's to hire him so he can make money...


For the people who have google on there blacklist...
http://thirdseventh.cgsociety.org/gallery/
 
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