Zoic Studios was honored with Outstanding Special Visual Effects For A Series during the Creative Arts Emmy awards held in Los Angeles on Saturday, August 21st 2010.  The award honors the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode “Family Affair”.

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This is a similar process to the old school way of making looping particles with SuperSpray. You start with a MAIN particle system that starts at frame 0 and has all of it’s particles off the screen by frame 100. You then make two exact copies of that particle system. Shift the Birth params of one to Start/Stop at -50/50. The other to Start/Stop at 50/150. Then you overlay the two of them. Because the Midpoint of the first (that falls at frame 0) is the exact copy of the midpoint of the second (that falls at frame 100) you get a looping particle.

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Frameboxx Animation and Visual Effects, Chandigarh presents the first look teaser to PARALLAX – A. A short sci-fi film being made by students. Watch it on vimeo HD.

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