Work

Rendered, frame by frame.

Stills from a recent product film for the food industry. Every frame is 3D: no camera crew, no stopped production line, no product samples needed on set.

Extreme close-up of a steel roller chain link with two pins, lit by a single hard light against a black background

Still 01

Roller chain link, macro

A single link, shot like a studio product photo. One hard key light picks out the pin heads and the brushed edge of the plate.

Lighting: Single key light, black studio
Material: Brushed steel, soft reflections
Camera: Macro lens, shallow depth of field

Close-up of a stainless steel sprocket engaging a roller chain, with a soft-focus background

Still 02

Sprocket and chain engagement

The camera stays close to where tooth meets roller, so the mechanism reads at a glance.

Material: Machined stainless steel
Camera: Close tracking move along the chain
Animation: Chain driven by the sprocket

Macro shot of a dark, soiled roller chain from below, with a drop of brown lubricant about to fall

Still 03

The problem, before the solution

A soiled chain with a heavy lubricant drop. Showing the problem first makes the effect of the product visible later in the film.

Simulation: Viscous fluid drop
Detail: Dirt particles on the chain plates
Camera: Low angle, macro

Overview of a food bottling line with conveyors carrying orange bottles to a rotary filling machine and a control cabinet

Still 04

The component in its working context

A complete bottling line, built in 3D, so the viewer understands where the part sits before the camera moves in.

Scene: Full production line, built in 3D
Animation: Running conveyors and filling carousel
Use: Establishing shot before a close-up

Large stainless steel drive sprocket with a roller chain running over it, seen at an angle

Still 05

Drive sprocket on a conveyor chain

Different metal finishes side by side: turned faces, machined teeth and a moving chain, in one continuous camera move.

Material: Turned and machined metal finishes
Animation: Chain running over a rotating sprocket
Camera: One continuous move, no cuts

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