Q*Bert’s Adventures

Motion

alphonse

Art direction | 3D | Compositing | Sound Design : Alphonse FerrariSoftwares : Cinema 4D, After Effects, Audacity Here is a series of 3 episodes on the adventures of Q*bert. This dude is a little video game character from the 80’s. These videos are originally based on tutorials by EJ Hassenfratz as part of School of Motion’s C4D Basecamp. I really liked this character so I decided to push the storytelling and the direction much further. I first worked on C4D to make all the animations and then on After Effects for the compositing and all the FX. I worked on the sound design with Audacity software and I used music composed by Kevin McLeod & David Renda.

Frankenstein Opening Title

Motion

alphonse

Art Direction | 3D | Compositing | Sound Design : By meSoftwares : Cinema 4D with Physical Render, After Effects This project is an opening title sequence and a tribute to the original Frankenstein movie directed by James Whale in 1931. It is my very first 3D project developed during my 5 months self-taught training on Cinema 4D. Most of it was done with C4D and some VFX were added in After Effects in post-production. The music is the original soundtrack from the 1931’s movie composed by Bernhard Kaun. More details on Behance Styleframes

Be the ice Sculptor & More

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Motion

alphonse

These are training exercices from the School Of Motion’s Animation Bootcamp. When I started this training, I was an absolute beginner in motion design and Adobe After Effects. The final exercise is kind of a package of all the knowledge gathered. All of those exercises have been designed by the School Of Motion staff and I made the animation. Be the ice sculptorSound On Other exercises

Jungle Me

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Illustration, Motion

alphonse

I lllustrated myself in a cartoonish way with an animated character to bring some fun to my new portfolio. Every project is like an adventure and it’s my way to tell it with a little funny story. I first did some character design tests and then I drew a simple storyboard with pencil and paper. The next step was to animate this storyboard with an animatic in Adobe Animate and last but not least I put all together in Adobe After Effects to get the final version. I made it interactive (Homepage of this website) to make the most of this file format and get some suspense ! What : Art direction, illustration, Motion design, Interactivity Where : Personal project When : 2021 Your browser does not support the video tag. Extract from storyboard Animatic – First version Your browser does not support the video tag. Next adventure…