motion design studio in melbourne
The growth of video has been phenomenal in recent times. Creative use of video backgrounds has enriched the market with innovative motion clips, movies and web videos. Video production has been simplified to a wider audience with more artistic design being introduced regularly.
Vlogging
When it comes to social media, video blogging or vlogging is one area we have seen demand grow to make use of royalty free motion graphics. An off-shoot of blogging, vlogging uses a snappier, multimedia environment where people share videos that are appealing to their audience and viewers. some are even able to comment on them through links on the site.
This creative use of Video Backgrounds is a hit among the younger generation who are attracted to interactive media which does not require them to read text. As attention spans are ever shortening,vlogging is the ideal avenue for sharing thoughts, ideas and messages. Video production in vlogging boils down to having a camera, broadband internet connectivity, a PC and editing software. Inspiration, imagination coupled with inexpensive royalty free video clips is all a motion designer needs to produce a short promotional clip to share with their network.
Video backgrounds can be used in numerous ways by businesses and individuals alike - from making multimedia ads, video emails, promotional movies to games and music clips. Vlogging is a creative use of motion design which allows viewers to connect instantly with the content and provide commentary on the clip itself. The low cost of motion production has made vlogging an affordable and interesting way for people to connect on the web.
How do we capture the motion/ performance?
Optical systems that we are using allow us to incorporate directionally-reflective balls referred to as markers which attach to the performer. Our video cameras are equipped with a light source each that is aligned to illuminate the field of view for that camera. Each camera is in turn connected to a synchronized frame buffer.

The computer is presented with each camera view in order to calculate a 3D position of each marker; the resulting data stream therefore consists of 3D position data for each marker. This data is then applied to an inverse kinematics system, to animate a skeleton. Post-production works are done to clean up" the movements recorded to provide you with the best quality motion for your project.
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