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/ Personal CGI Study · Automotive

Bugatti Motion

A cinematic automotive study built to turn speed, atmosphere and controlled simulation into one focused urban film.

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HA / CASE-01
Personal project1–2 weeks
01 / TypePersonal project
02 / Duration1–2 weeks
03 / DisciplineAutomotive
04 / ScopeConcept to final film

Brief

Create an independent automotive film that presents the car with the intensity of a premium campaign while demonstrating a complete CGI and VFX workflow for portfolio and social media.

Challenge

The work had to balance dynamic vehicle motion with believable materials and urban lighting. FX, particles and atmospheric elements needed to add speed and impact without hiding the car or making the scene feel uncontrolled.

Approach

An existing vehicle asset was corrected and optimised before look development. The camera and vehicle motion were designed together, then TyFlow and Phoenix FD were used to build the supporting FX. Final renders were composited and refined in After Effects.

Outcome

The finished film became a portfolio piece and social-media release. It also helped generate new project and client opportunities after publication.
01

Direction

Defined an urban visual language around speed, control and a cinematic automotive presence.

02

Build

Corrected the supplied 3D asset, developed materials and lighting, and prepared it for animation.

03

Motion & FX

Created vehicle and camera animation, then layered atmospheric simulation and particles around the action.

04

Finish

Rendered, composited and edited the shots into a concise final film for portfolio and social release.

Responsibilities

  • Creative direction
  • 3D asset optimisation
  • Look development
  • Animation & camera
  • FX simulation
  • Rendering
  • Compositing & edit

Production toolkit

  • 3ds Max
  • V-Ray
  • TyFlow
  • Phoenix FD
  • After Effects

Independent personal project. Not commissioned by or affiliated with Bugatti.

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