Got some freelancing on Ducklin&Sonne

Got to do some motion design for a Compeed commercial. This is 4 different takes on how it could be. The client picked the last for further development.

Motion graphics from my internship

These are some of the designs and development from my internship at Thankyou.dk. A crazy ident roams around in the streets of Copenhagen doing crazy stuff. It is an ident for a local danish childrens channel. One of these idents actually ended up on Thankyou's reel.

Found these old sketches from a car design course at school. They are not half bad if I should say so my self. The 3D rendered car is a bit bulky though, don't mind the wheels they are just placeholders.

Got my masters degree in Production Design. Got an A on my project, a bit disappointed but the show must go on, and its summer holiday, so who cares.

Storyboard

A few pages from the storyboard. One of the Plot Points is coming up

These are some of the final renderings of the environment sketches

As a Production Designer you should be comfortable in doing more technical drawings as well

Some more houses and early environment sketches to catch some of that atmosphere.

Some of the concept development for the houses you would find in old Copenhagen

After a couple of weeks this is my final line up of the main characters.

Based on a colour scheme developed earlier in my development, I ended up with this as my final main character "Himmerich".

I picked i couple of silhouettes and went to town based on the research material

Character development

On the basis on my research I did a bunch of silhouettes just to get the creative juices going

First take on main character

Even thought this is not the traditional way of production design, the script is not done, but I still have to put the face on the main character "Himmerich".

First step

Alright ladies and jellybeans. This is the last semester of my masters degree as a Production Designer. I´v decided to make a concept for a movie. On this blog I will post my progress, mostly for my self to keep me on my toes, but also to show friends and family what Production Design is all about.
So far I´v written a 4 page treatment for the movie in which the pitch is: In 1728 the chief of police has got wind of a plot to get rid of the old part of Copenhagen. The chase is on for the arsonist. In 2010 a tour guide is discovering the chase as it took place.
It might be a bit "Da vinci code"-ish, but it is gonna be fun.
I have done a looooooooooooooot of research, so now I have to write the storyline with, hopefully with some guy/girl who is a lot better than me at script writing, and i do the concept development based on the script. Hopefully in June i´ll come up with a trailer as the final product.