Internship at FHOA : DDB

These were a few options for the storyboard of a logo animation for DDB.

The final output is almost ready. Will post a link when it is!

Film Club Posters

For the love of Cinema....

Film Club is something I'm really attached to. Every Tuesday and Thursday, once the classes get over, interested people from the NID community gather at the Audi to watch a Film. This is not to unwind, but for academic purposes - hence we generally choose cinema that is not commercially popular/easily available in India, but still packs a punch in the context of its making. I believe, as a student of this medium, it's crucial to get exposed to the ways people use this medium. Of course, there is always the thrill of watching films on the big screen!

The Film Club occasionally ties up with organisations like Alliance Francaise, and we have the good fortune of viewing some of the best French cinema on 35mm Film and otherwise as well!!

These are various posters I made for the Film Club of NID. I love to watch films. As one of the coordinators of Film Club, I have learnt a lot by interacting with other experts, filmmakers, and film lovers. Most of them (except Nightmare Before Christmas) Have been made using existing visuals of the respective films. These have been made to be put up on campus notice boards only.

 

Title Sequence Animation

Title Sequence for 'Fistful of Dollars'

This is a Motion Typography experimental animation.

I tried to create a title sequence from Sergio Leone's Western classic "Fistful of Dollars" (it's a must watch for all cinema lovers!)

Had just started with Adobe After Effects for compositing. This was made in about 5 days. The animation of the doors colliding is hand-drawn. Due to the time constraint, I was unable to colour the doors.

However, I regard this as a work in progress as I feel justice remains to be done to the film. The final look and feel image started off like this.

Micromax logo Re-design

This is an entry for a logo re-design competition by Micromax

In an attempt to keep it simple and universal, the logo has been designed keeping a bouncing ball in mind. The sheer action displays energy and dynamism.

The arcs of the "M" are formed by the path of the ball. The second arc being bigger than the first symbolize growth/youth.

There are two color options - one with gradient, one without.

The tag line "Nothing like Anything" has been incorporated within the logo.