End Credits! The Day Of The Doctor - NeonVisual & HardWire 50th Special Credits Sequence

Available to download from www.neonvisual.com
Undiscovered UK VFX Artist Xander David-Hugh imagines The Day Of The Doctor! Like? Then PLEASE PLEASE SHARE THE LINK!... Join us on facebook.com/neonvisual Click "show more" →→→ ↓


FIRSTLY, MY SPONSORS
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The production speed of this project has been massively improved thanks to NeonVisual's sponsors RANCH Renderfarm (www.RanchComputing.com) based in France, who have provided me with generous support on their super computer render farm. You can try their services too with a free €50 trial. They now have a massive 352 CPU's with 48GB RAM per server to steamroll through rendering! Credit where credit's due. Sequences which would take days for my PC to render are instead rendered out within minutes. When searching for a render farm for possible sponsorship these guys consistently came out on top in both pricing, ease of service and a 24/7 automated system. Please do check them out if you are an aspiring animator, you won't find better, and they offer a $65/€50 free trial of their services which is virtually unheard of in the world of render farms! I can't recommend them enough!
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THE THREE DOCTORS PROJECT!
NeonVisual & Hardwire complete our audio-visual "Day Of The Doctor" extravaganza as featured on the BBC News Website with our very own end credits! Reverting to the use of the "middle 8" section of the theme tune absent in more recent incarnations of the TV show, Hardwire created a specially arranged theme based on his Epic "The Three Doctors" soundtrack. NeonVisual revamped the vortex animation with subtle visual nods to the history of Who in a unique blend whilst maintaining clarity and tone aimed at the 50th anniversary special.
Visual software used in this segment was primarily after effects. The silhouetted Tardis at the very start was a matte created in Lightwave 11.5
We have been fortunate in that the BBC have picked up on the project who will be running a video report on the BBC News website (tech section) on the 6th November -- Many thanks to Mr Neil Bowdler and Leo Kelion for their support and kind words!

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-...
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COPYRIGHT AND SHARING
As with all of my visual material, it's not intended for use in fan films or re-uploads. Please do not attempt to download and re-upload my work either to youtube or other video sharing websites. You are of course very much encouraged to share the link to this content, and embed it in other websites, and I am ALWAYS very appreciative to those who do, as social media and blogging is the only way my work gets around the internet to you lovely people!
Doctor Who remains a trademark of the British Broadcasting Corporation. No original BBC visual material has been used, and no infringement is intended by this fan art. Doctor Who and the BBC are in no way affiliated with NeonVisual.com, Xandercom, Xander David-Hugh or my sponsors RANCH Computing. No profits have been made, and in fact this production project has incurred significant personal cost outlay in both time and money!

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REQUESTS FOR CUSTOM INTRO SEQUENCES
I do get many, but unfortunately can't provide free work as I simply do not have enough hours in the day! I started off with zero experience in VFX 18 months ago, so I'm sure anyone can achieve the same with a bit of persistence :)

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