Jake Sargeant and MN8 Studio have shared several videos showcasing the Motion Graphics work they did for the TRON movie.
The sci-fi classic Tron Legacy is known for its groundbreaking visual effects and motion graphics. But one of the most iconic elements of the movie is its HUD (Heads Up Display). The HUD, a type of graphical user interface, was created using motion graphics to portray data and information on screen while in action. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at some examples of how motion graphics were used to create the futuristic-looking HUDs seen in Tron Legacy. We’ll explore how these designs add depth to the story and provide insight into the world and characters in the movie.
Motion Graphics Work of Tron legacy
Tron legacy is one of the most visually stunning films of recent years. A large part of this is due to the amazing motion graphics work done by the team at The Graphics Lab. In this article, we’ll take a look at some of their incredible HUD designs and animations.
The first thing that stands out in Tron legacy is the sleek, minimalist design of the UI. Every element is clean and simple, yet still packs a visual punch. The use of bright colors and strong shapes makes the HUD easy to read and understand, even in the midst of chaotic action scenes.
The Graphics Lab did an amazing job animating the various HUD elements. From flashing lights to complex 3D models, everything looks smooth and realistic. It’s clear that a lot of care went into making sure each animation was just right.
Overall, the HUD designs and animations in Tron legacy are some of the best we’ve ever seen. They perfectly complement the film’s stylish visuals and add an extra layer of immersion to the experience. We can’t wait to see what The Graphics Lab comes up with next!
HUD animation process in Tron legacy film
Tron Legacy is a 2010 American science fiction action film produced and released by Walt Disney Pictures. The film is a sequel to the 1982 film Tron and takes place 28 years after the original film. Sam Flynn, the son of Kevin Flynn, plays a major role in the film as he is transported into “The Grid”, a digital world that his father created.
The HUD motion graphics process in Tron legacy was extremely intricate and took many months to complete. Every frame of the film had to be meticulously designed and animated in order to create the final product. The team working on the HUD graphics consisted of highly skilled artists and animators who worked tirelessly to bring the vision of the directors to life.
In total, there are over 1,000 individual graphic elements that make up the HUD in Tron legacy. Every element had to be carefully crafted and placed in just the right spot so that it would appear natural on screen. The end result is an amazing visual feast for the eyes that perfectly complements the fast-paced action of the film.
TRON: Legacy – “Solar Sailer” Process Trontage
Per gli scatti è stato utilizzato C4D con Mograph, Xpresso, Vray e l’uscita stereo 3d. 3D Artist hanno lavorato per rispettare i tempi di consegna utilizzando C4D e Houdini e poi lavorati in post produzione con Nuke.
TRON: Legacy – “Board Room” Process Trontage
TRON: Legacy – “Disc Games” Process Trontage
TRON: Legacy – “Daft Punk DJ Pane” Process Trontage
TRON: Legacy – “Contour Heart App Selects”
Credits
Director: Joseph Kosinski
VFX Facility: Digital Domain
VFX Executive Producer: Lisa Beroud
VFX Supervisor: Eric Barba
Lead Animated Graphics Artists: Bradley G Munkowitz, Jake Sargeant, David Lewandowski
Graphics Animators: David Lewandowski, Adam Swaab, Joseph Chan
Graphics Lead Compositors: Stefano Trivelli, Jan Cilliers, Salima Needham
Graphics Code Artist: Josh Nimoy
Graphics Code Artist Support: Andy King
Graphics Technical Support: Jonathan Gerber, Doug Wilkenson
