A breathtaking 3D short movie created by a very talented French team (http://90degrees.free.fr/). Great soundtrack too

A great 3D animation short film. It may take a long way and a few leaps of faith to find yourself.

Great Rollce royce turbofans!!

90 Degrees by François Roisin et al (2005) Abstract environments, a character breathlessly chasing after its own head, and more cool lighting, angularity and stylised animation than you're likely to find in any other student short: François Roisin, Raphaël Martinez-Bachel and Jules Janaud's 90 Degrees has it.... more

Amiga 1200 Demo disqualified at Remedy 1995, run (sometimes buggy) on an Emulator. This is a censored (beginning cut) version of the demo. Download the real prod from http://www.m4rko.com/candle/?n=90%20degrees pouët: http://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=34608

Demonstration of a 90 degrees autorotative descending, from an Hover flight, to a full touch downm, with engine out

trailer for my graduation film of APA International Film School.

Francois Roisin Raphael Martinez-Bachel Jules Janaud http://90degrees.free.fr/accueil.html And check this out too... http://www.digitaldj.jp/

Here's an 8-frame-walk-cycle at 10fps followed by a 90-degree turn at 15fps. For the turn to match the walking pace, the turn takes about 1/3 of a second, about 5-6 frames at 15 fps. For a summary of all of my Motion Studies conducted so far: http://www.geocities.com/ancientbricks/motion_studies/index.html

This compilation shows each "raising arm" clip twice in the following order: 1) 60 degrees relaxed 2) 60 degrees hurried 3) 90 degrees relaxed 4) 90 degrees hurried 5) 150 degrees relaxed 6) 150 degrees hurried One might think that raising your arm 120 degrees would take twice as long as raising your arm.... more