How I Made a Godzilla Movie in One Week
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2023
- Can one artist make a Godzilla short movie in 80 hours? Let's find out.
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Black Adam ressurection scene fight
Please do a Harry Potter one
How about something with pirates or a lost pirate ship in the fog or something
Back to the future - clock tower scene
How about recreating the Flo Mo on the roof scene in the Matrix? I tried tracking the original green screen footage but couldn't get it to work properly. It would be interesting to see what could be done using blender instead of setting up an expensive camera rig like they did originally.
I really like this! Things that caught my eye: The lights on the boat look strange, maybe they're just too big or too bright. On the radar, remove the detail in the outline of Godzilla so they can't tell what it is. It's more suspenseful/ominous that way because it was sort of comical to see his little arms show up on the radar. When he steps on the van, some parts should fall off so it doesn't look like a toy. I think you nailed the rest - nice job :)
Thank you. The stuff you mention (and several other things) are in my revision notes but I ran out of time to fix and render them all.
@@DECODEDVFX The other thing i wanted to see (other than the rest of your full movie, haha) was in the final roar an actual atomic breath blowing away the helicopter!🦖
@@hakulus3037 I really liked that shot, the animation turned out well.
@@hakulus3037 That's just ridiculous.
Bruh godzilla doesnt have small arms
The shot of the spine passing into view in front of the boat is SUPER NICE. The model had me skeptical that it would look good, but it looks much better/cooler/scarier in the dark lighting, with atmosphere. Especially poking out of the water. My favorite scene however, is actually when the monster is standing up out of the ocean. The way he's almost 100% silhouette, contrasting with the sparkles made by the water reflecting light off of him here and there is so epic. It's the sparkles for me, man.
Thank you. Cinematography and composition has been a big focus for me over the last year. My general workflow is to build the shot around a single key frame, ignoring the animation entirely at first. So I'll basically design the composition like it's a still render. I try to make the shot as "readable" as possible just from one still image. Once you've got that working, I tend to find it's fairly simple to turn that into an effective animation.
In this case, the water and dark sky made it fairly hard to tell what was going on. So I added a ridiculously powerful light just behind where the monster emerges, just to give him a really strong silhouette.
When in doubt, hide as much as you can.
@@DECODEDVFXdoes this still work on a phone
"The monster". You mean Godzilla?
that roar on legendary Godzilla is so cursed but cool
Rude
@@rochellechaney6811🤓
@@rochellechaney6811 He is just saying that the roar is a bit cursed for him, Whats wrong with that?
80 hours well spent ! Really good work mate
Glad you enjoyed it
Water in Blender… I applaud this effort for that alone! That takes some special tolerance for Hell haha!
Yeah, I actually tried using the flip fluid addon at first, and surprisingly Blender's own system did a better job for once (but it was definitely slower to calculate).
@@DECODEDVFX Interesting. I’m spoiled by Houdini lol.
Brilliant! Opening shot, my favourite! Comping these with real life footages would have taken it to next level. Well Done!
The animation was really great! Some things you should add if you want to in the future are: Everything shaking when Godzilla steps, Make the steps louder, and maybe make Godzilla's dorsal plates glow pulsating.
This looks amazing for a week's worth of work! You should also do another video on how you could improve/remaster your previous work with better textures and lighting. Would really be interesting how you could go about that!
That lamp in the room should have shook right off that table tbh lol
Wow… this shows godzilla more than the godzilla 2014 movie
Awesome job on this, dude! This is a great Blender breakdown, but I'd just like to call out how great the sound design is on this short. Sound design is the most important aspect when creating a mood for your scene, and you crushed it. Can't wait for the next one! Maybe Back to the Future???
Thanks! I normally use a music score for the music but I decided to try something more atmospheric here. The radar ping was supposed to set the tempo of the animation and sorta foreshadow the stomping of his footsteps.
Getting good sound clips can be a struggle though.
@@DECODEDVFX Used soundly! its free and amazing
great for the timeframe.....you master it...
congratulations..
fire & fodsteps...are a little bit odd and some aditionsoundsscapes habour and City....
.and the animation could be a little longer in some scenes..
Impressive :) you really managed to set a mood with those shots.
The work you did is amazing, and will improve you a lot for the next project you undertake.
Congrats on the result and sticking with your time limit. Making shorts like these as personal projects seem to be an exercise in descision making on methods , detail and where to spend your time budget . Thanks for sharing.
Yes, Laura! Exactly. My usual workflow is to make shots "good enough" then come back and fix them if I have time.
btw, I think your reel was recommended in my youtube feed yesterday. Nce work!
Godzilla's most chill stroll through the city.
Loved the first half! The second half felt more like a well done previs shot
In the first half you could feel Godzilla’s massive scale. In the second half he felt extremely light.
a pleasure to watch, its interesting this format that explains everything and then shows the results just at the very end
the beginning.water & end green glowing scenes are my favorite...and they are really good...
cool you share your flow....thx
That would be a very passable game cutscene from 2000's. Amazing you can create that by yourself in 1 week. Good job!
Incredible design!!😨 it’s so great to have these tools outsourced to everyone! I’m very proud of your Godzilla scenes🏆🏆🏆
Thank you!
This turned out amazing, Rob!
Thanks buddy!
This is awesome, being a Godzilla fan and an absolute idiot at Blender ( i cant even get to delete the default cube) it is amazing to see how you pulled this off! Blender can be such a great tool if you know how to use it
Wonderful work and really informative and enjoyable process.
Awesome job! Thanks for the breakdown.
Very inspiring! Awesome work. How about making a challenge for the community to improve on the audio and post processing? Better audio would make this so much better.
Hey This is super cool! Love the overall concept!
Excellent, thanks!
this was awesome! ty
Wow! Awesome work man! 👍👍
the new Godzilla x Kong movie is looking promising.
Yeah! It is the best Monsterverse movie for me!
Dude that shot of Godzilla rising up from the water at 15:40 was terrifying, straight up gave me the heebie jeebies when i saw it the first time. this is AWESOME!
Woah this is amazing
looks soo good
Great work
This is awesome i love it
This is pure cinema great job on the animation
Inspiring as usual
Great work! Don't be afraid to add reverb to your foot stomps and growling to make audio transitions a bit much smoother. Keep it up!
Great job overall! While there were many small things that could be improved throughout it, the biggest things that pulled me out of it were the walking scene in the city featuring his feet and the final roar. With the feet, it would have taken a lot longer to make it look right, but shattering the concrete and having it sink in a bit would have gone a long way to helping make his weight believable. For the final roar, it was a little too quick so, again, made him feel smaller, which felt weird with the helicopter which provided scale, but highlighted this issue even more unfortunately. I love that you make these short scenes! I hope to make my own very soon! My hardware isn’t quite as good as yours so I may have to do more work on the compositing end to make it all come together 🙂
Also his breath was green for some reason it should be blue
Fantastic, amazing job!
Thanks!
Amazing job with this one!
Thanks a lot!
That is very good for a weeks worth of work! :D Well done!
Very Good Work Respect👍
What is so impressive, this is REALLY GOOD for just ONE GUY working on this project! Well done! I've seen some comments where ppl are nitpicking stuff, but come on.. its ONE GUY STUDIO doing this lol!
Thanks
this is brillinat.. no words.. amazing work man
Thank you. It means a lot.
godzilla lowkey chill and on his midnight stroll
Amazing!
Really amazing. Maybe a camera shake and a little bit of ground pound noise. When he steps on that van would've made it more believable in that part. You had the shaking and the ground sound in the previous walking shot. So that would have made that van stamp way more realistic I think. But With the time you spent it turned out pretty amazing.
thankyou for your sharing
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Very nice! ❤
Dude this is a very
nice animation!
Thanks!
I like this and for the time it took this is a masterpiece! To make it better I would only completely remake the boat interior scene and call the entire thing "quietzilla" because it amused me a lot that he was almost like not trying to wake people up.
WOW amazing modelling
Been binging these videos now, amazing work.
One thing that I'd recommend in the final video tho: Add ambient sounds. Godzilla trampling the city and there are no sirens or car alarms, no traffic, no background hum of a city? It would add so much in between the silence of the main sounds. Both in the apartment and in the street those would really elevate the already stunning renders.
Thank you. The sound effects were done in about ten minutes. A lot of them were added as placeholders while I worked. Unfortunately I didn't have much time to improve them.
I experimented with adding some dogs barking, car alarms etc. It didn't sound right and I ran out of time to make it work.
Amazing work, the Godzilla fans will love this and now the latest movie trailer for Godzilla Minus One has just been released, your tutorial should attract more views.
amazing work!
WOW! Awesome work! :)
Well done, and in a week, wow. great job, keep you videos coming I really enjoyed it...
Amazing 👏
Good sound effects, too. 🐉👍
so impressive. well done dude.
Thanks a lot!
It would be NOTHING without the hula girl. Brilliant!
just Wowwwwww..that was so realistic render bro...well done! Sony should hire you
damn! hot for 1 week
Thanks man
GREAT results
You are so inspiring!
Thank you so much!
That was great! Especially when you put it in the context that you did this by yourself and within 80hrs. Compared to say an actual Godzilla movie that would have taken hundreds of animators and a couple years of time.
well done
I would like to see a animation if godzilla breaching like a humpback whale.
Just godzilla acting like an animal doing animal things.
Inside the flat shot (which is my fav) if you animated the lamp shade and the 2 framed pictures falling over or showing movement from the stomping, it would of given more life to the scene. All other shots were too dark, i'm guessing the hide as much as possible xD.
Great stuff none the less!
Keep Cool!
You forgot the camera shake when Godzilla steps on the car!!! Really great animation though
Amazing job!
Thank you!
Great work! It looks like a really cool Godzilla game could be...
Very cool.
Love this soooooo amazing work
Impressive work, my poor Ryzen 2700x is crying just from looking at this.
You'd be surprised. I have a 2700x laying around here somewhere and it could probably handle most of these shots. I imagine it would really chug over the water scene and the last shot, because those have millions of polygons. But most of the other shots are not very taxing on the CPU.
GPU however, is a different story. Very glad I had the 4090 to render this out.
🤡🎈😆😂
@@sebbosebbo9794 tf?
Please do more of these vids, like a series called CGI scene in a week.
another epic video!!
Cheers!
For the rugs instead of adding loop cuts and trimming, you can double tap G and slide the edge and it does the same thing.
Amazing
this is so amazing for such a short time
Wow! Amazing... I mean, there are lot of work there to achieve more realism, but 80 hours? Come on! That's insane... Awesome work!
Thanks Olivier. Appropriate it.
Fantastic final short and brilliant and clear process video, even for a noob like me! I'm inspired to start my Blender journey and will keep checking out your videos for inspiration, so thanks! Oh and how about a Jaws /Deep Blue Sea inspired video for the future?
Great to hear!
You did absolutely fantastic, outstanding work! I like it a lot! Ya really need a shutout from UA-cam or something cause this is just amazing!
If I had a complain it would be the kaiju's movement is a lil faster then useal, lacks the lumbering aspect when it walks, otherwise everything else is spot on!
Keep up the amazing work Hope ya get more attention!
love it alittle too much. subscribed :P
amazing
how about you make a movie from scratch?
Womp womp
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This is totally next level , Keep it up .....
👋
this is insanly cool omg
Thanks!
I love every bit of detail you did here! However my only issue with this is that you used (what I assume to be) a Showa era Godzilla roar despite using the American Legendary/Titanus Godzilla model.
fabulous
Great work especially for 80 hours of work, bravo
Nice. Already way better than 90% of what I see on scify channel!!! ;-)
16:21 the showa roar made all the tension gone 💀
Cool movie man😊
Looks really good for being made in a single week.
how did i just google this and find a video uploaded yesterday for this. been struggling trying to get some nice realism, and this has given me a couple ideas...
Really impressive especially for the deadline! Honestly the only really noticeable thing that could be improved upon is the sound design, usually the last thing on a vfx artists mind but it's pretty much as important as the cgi in building a believable scene. Amazing work though!
Yeah, it's not one of my strong points, and unfortunately on a shot like this it has to be left to the last minute. It's also pretty hard to find appropriate sound effects for a lot of stuff online. For example, the sound of people screaming as they run away is actually a recording from a theme park.
You make the best of what you've got. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@DECODED Totally understandable, it's a totally different artform! Maybe music could help but in the same breath it's probably very hard to find good royalty free music as well
I use epidemic sound for music, which has a pretty great library. Most of my animations use music, but I wanted to go without a score for this one.
For a weeks work, incredible stuff!
Looks awesome!
One quick trick I think would work here, would be to maybe add some cloth physics to some key parts in the Godzilla mesh (with vertex paint).
It creates a bit more "smushy" skin when animating.
If I had more time I would have.