New Demo Reel for 2008!

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Contains VFX work only

For animation work please contact me directly.

 

 

Updates

16 Aug 2008: New Demo Reel! Including some great new work from Dragon Hunter and other projects.

15 Aug 2008 : Just finished Dragon Hunter! Expect some exciting new videos to be posted soon.

9 Aug 2008 : Completed work for the US Navy. Some samples will be included on my newest demo reel, and soon on the Television page.

 

About me:

I'm Rob Field, a professional visual effects artist living and working in Utah.

Some of my works include a short film selected for the Sundance Film Festival, Disney's feature film The Game Plan, the Discovery Channel series Future Weapons, the History Channel series UFO Files, and ABC's Golden Globe nominated series Pushing Daisies. For a complete list of projects, kept mostly up-to-date by IMDB, click here.

I am primarily a compositor with job experience in both Nuke and AfterEffects. I have a lot of experience as a matchmover and tracker, currently working in SynthEyes and Mocha. I also have six years of experience delivering 3D and CGI work in Maya and will frequently choose to render through Cinema4D. Additionally, through past employment I have a lot of job time with PFTrack 4. Learning new software has become a hobby- I'm currently getting comfortable in Fusion and learning Autodesk Toxik 2008.

I truly enjoy delivering quality work to my clients. If your project needs difficult matchmoves, professionally handled greenscreens, complex composites, and even 3D animation or product work there are few places in Utah to go. Additionally, I have worked for clients in many states and recently did work for a major television project produced in England. I deliver my work to my clients online using secure webpages and FTP, and even offer online project management and payment. I strive to do completely professional work.

This is more than just my livelihood and career, it's truly a passion!

About the site:

This site is designed to work best with Firefox and Safari. I'm sorry for any problems with Internet Explorer. I'm not a web designer, but I am working to improve compatibility.

If you have difficulty viewing a movie, try it in Firefox or Safari. Additionally, all versions of Internet Explorer will work for playing the movies if you right click and save them to your local machine rather than streaming them through the browser. Again, I apologize for any difficulties.

All movies are H.264 Quicktimes because of their excellent quality at smaller sizes. Please download the newest version of Quicktime to ensure they play.

Thanks for your visit!

Please feel free to contact me if you're interested in hiring me, either full-time or for a particular freelance project.  It doesn't matter if you're in Utah, Los Angeles, or Rhode Island: I'm always interested in seeing job offers appear in my email inbox.

Enjoy the show!