It seems that there are many mistakes I need to correct... :/.

The music in background is randomly picked afterwards from our available school library, so it is not synchronized.

My practical animation school work during semester.

Here I used particles in Maya for first time. Another cartoony rigg in Maya - this one was really quick one, just few controllers, easy skinning (and in my opinion, not done ultra properly). And after a long time some 2d animation. Hope someone will like it :)

My first completed character rig in Maya.Character will be hopefully used for my semestral student short film. There is many issues, and it isn't complex...But for needs of semestral work it must be enough, because deadlines are...

Sooo there is no corective blendshapes, lack of extra controls and only basic face controls with jaw bone and blendshaping. IK/FK switch for legs and arms,twist bones, foot roll and pivot pins on foot.

A short clip, in a series of 5 other animation films of MAGNI (a tourism project), each representing a specific world perspective and the church history. Each clip brings you a glimpse, a quick look back in history on the event which is considered a key point of the tradition.

Synopsis: David Šorm, David Toušek

animation: David Toušek

Story: David Toušek

Direction, Art and Animation, Lighting, Post: David Toušek

3D modeling/texturing: David Vacek, Ondřej Nedvěd, Antonín Šmíd

Music: Petr Vyšohlíd

Consulting: Rabbi Dr. Michael Dushinsky

studio homepage: Bohemian Multimedia

watch full short: Rabbi Löw on Magni.cz

An indepedent animated short by Bohemian multimedia. Showcased at Fresh Film Festival 09 in Karlovy Vary, at the Making Of 3D conference in Prague as Part of Anomalia. Presented in 3D World Magazine and accepted at Siggraph 2010. I was in production process as main 3d modeler of flat and props in flat.

screanplay: Mathieu Jorrot [FR] l David Toušek [CZ]

animation: David Toušek

studio homepage: Bohemian Multimedia

short homepage: Television trailer

watch full short: Television on Vimeo

Jeremy Birn's Lighting Challenge: CGSociety