Art

Music Video: Tripeace

Bart ·

tripeace2.jpgDono, frenchman and friends have created an amazing 11-minute music video.

I had a chat with Denis about this production:

Why did you make this movie? Is it a personal, or commercial project?
Yes it is a personal project, just for fun. Initially, we just wanted to create a short film of 2 minutes, neither scenario without history, just for fun, give happy feelings, give pleasure through images, bright colors and simple style. We took great pleasure in these two minutes and it was added as up to 11 minutes to arrive!

Who did the music?
The music was made by three people, frenchman (my brother), josseman (a friend of my brother), and myself. We recorded all the instruments separately, the idea was to combine the sounds of acoustic (djumbe, didjeridoo, voices …) and electronic sounds. The original idea was to make a journey through time and space, a music about evolution. “Tripeace”, it’s “Trip” and “Peace”:)

How many people were involved in the production?
Three people were involved in the creation of the music and two in the making of the movie. The characters were initially created with “modelling clay” and many friends have created a character :) We took pictures of the clay characters and used those to create the Blender models. I also wish to thank the entire community blender, which is very important and that has helped us a lot at the technical level!

Was this your first Blender project?
Yes it is the first real project with blender. I have already made many stills with blender, but nothing that tells a story. It was an opportunity to confront the problems of modeling and animation as they existed, and we have learned a lot !

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Yes, you can find some flaws in this animation but I found it interesting to notice that they didn’t bother me at all. I’ve watched the entire thing three times now and I still enjoy everything about it; the music, the mood, the style and the goofy characters. Well done, team!

Author Bart
I have a LONG history with Blender - I wrote some of the earliest Blender tutorials, worked for Not a Number and helped run the crowdfunding campaign that open sourced Blender (the first one on the internet!). I founded BlenderNation in 2006 and have been editing it every single day since then ;-) I also run the Blender Artists forum and I'm Community Lead at n8n.
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