Advertising on Air through Carrara? - Polyloop

smileeanimation · 19th July 2005, 07:51

I have a question,

I am in progress to make a deal with a local company to make some advertising for them. My question is am I allowed use Carrara and put it on the air without saying that this clip was made in Carrara 3.0 . help would be VERY apprecitated I really need the money....

Thanks,
Austin Smilee
Smilee Animation

19th July 2005, 15:37

If you made the clip yes you can put it on the air. Just as if you made artwork with Photoshop no need to mention it was made with Photoshop.
But it would be great if you can post the work here so we can also watch it.

Thomas · 19th July 2005, 18:20

yes, please ;)

AWBenson · 19th July 2005, 22:34

If the company that you are making the animation for doesn't specify the program they want it done in, then it's fair game to use Carrara for it.

Depending on the contract you have with them, they may want the source files that you used to build it. If so, then you probablly want to disclosure ahead of time that you are using Carrara and any specific modeling programs to build it.

Also, I've read recently that carrara doesn't support 29.97 rendering. You will want to tell the company ahead of time that you'll be rendering at 30 FPS, that way there isn't a surprise of incompatible video formats later. Also, find out if they want uncompressed, compressed with **blank** codex, or sequenced stills. If video clips, do they want AVI or MOV?

Good luck!
AWBenson

smileeanimation · 20th July 2005, 20:58

Thanks for all the help Im using my laptop right now because Im on vacation. But when I get home in a 6 days I will postmy clip when I get back. Also its used through and AVI. -- AWBenson.

Thanks for all the help,
Austin Smilee
Smilee Animation.

staigerman · 13th January 2006, 21:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by smileeanimation

Thanks for all the help Im using my laptop right now because Im on vacation. But when I get home in a 6 days I will postmy clip when I get back. Also its used through and AVI. -- AWBenson.

Thanks for all the help,
Austin Smilee
Smilee Animation.

Can you tell me details about this on-air stuff? Would love to feature it in http://www.thebest3d.com/carrara if you make it with CS3. Are you planning on using Dogwaffle in it too?

On-the-wair I guess means TV clips in this case? there are also on the ether-air opportunities with online radio stations such as freeworldradio.com and especially with talk radio stations like wsradio.com which also runs eBay radio. I mention these just in case you're looking for other clients that might potentially be interested in your animations. WSradio also runs an art program, called "Art Rocks!". If you're able to come to San Diego you might want to schedule an on-the-air interview with Phil Swendoza there. It's fun. And it's good if they do pick you. You might also suggest a Skype based chat with them. It's the new age of communiocations with VOIP.

staigerman · 13th January 2006, 21:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by smileeanimation

Also its used through and AVI. -- AWBenson.

I'll be happy to convert that to Quicktime 7 H.264 if you want, or embed it into a compact and unbuffered (!) Flash stream with Boomer Video for instant streaming viewing if you want.

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19th July 2005, 15:37	#2 (permalink)
Ringo Monfort Guest Posts: n/a	If you made the clip yes you can put it on the air. Just as if you made artwork with Photoshop no need to mention it was made with Photoshop. But it would be great if you can post the work here so we can also watch it.

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AWBenson Box modeling Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Miami, FL Posts: 292	If the company that you are making the animation for doesn't specify the program they want it done in, then it's fair game to use Carrara for it. Depending on the contract you have with them, they may want the source files that you used to build it. If so, then you probablly want to disclosure ahead of time that you are using Carrara and any specific modeling programs to build it. Also, I've read recently that carrara doesn't support 29.97 rendering. You will want to tell the company ahead of time that you'll be rendering at 30 FPS, that way there isn't a surprise of incompatible video formats later. Also, find out if they want uncompressed, compressed with blank codex, or sequenced stills. If video clips, do they want AVI or MOV? Good luck! AWBenson