Li tells the story of a future where Earth's remaining population lives content within the ergonomic, medicated, and peaceful confines of Link. Li, the titular protagonist, faithfully serves his duty to the city as a Programmer during the day but come night his sleep is tormented by nightmares of a half-forgotten past. When a mysterious woman is brought into the Programming Bay for mental reconstruction Li is struck by a strange sense of familiarity and begins a tumultuous journey of discovery that will challenge Link itself.
Making the Film Live action production was spearheaded by Digital Hydrausing a stereoscopic beam splitter rig and dual RED One cameras at DePaul University's East Jackson soundstage (as well as various locations around the Chicago area). The film runs approximately 25 minutes long and is intended to be the concept pitch for an eventual feature film.
During production I served as a Visual FX Supervisor and now, during post production, I am responsible for developing the stereoscopic visual effects workflow.
Credits Screenplay: Ross Heran Director: Ross Heran Producers: Patrick Wimp, Hamzah Jamjoom, Jacquelyn Chenger VFX Supervisors: Hamzah Jamjoom, Tim Little
An updated version of the previous running POV test, with more complex environments, a girl to chase, and anaglyph 3D. The female character is animated via a run cycle that I created a few years ago.
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