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Jared DuBois, the Grand Prize winner of Renderosity 2019 Animation Halloween Contest

2020-02-04

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Jared DuBois

A long night drive without any sleep, eyesight blurred with vague shadows behind your back. Goosebumps rising?

Jared DuBois, Grand Prize winner in the Renderosity 2019 Animation Halloween Contest which is sponsored by Fox Renderfarm, made the short animation film based on the creepy night. We are glad to have a talk with him, in which the elements and techniques used were revealed with an abundance of details.

Late Night Drive by Jared DuBois

For full article: Interview with Grand Prize Winner of Renderosity 2019 Animation Halloween Contest

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