Author Archives: David Hobson

26/01/2012
9:11 am
by: David Hobson

Ira Glass on the Creative Process

So glad it’s not just me. I will watch this for the next few days as a reminder. Tweet

Posted in CGI, Photography, Videography, Videos

01/01/2012
10:54 pm
by: David Hobson

Bournemouth Air Show 2011

I took this photo of the old Westover Rowing Club building during the Bournemouth Air Festival in August 2011 just as the Red Arrows were performing their display. Tweet

Posted in Photography

09/10/2011
10:54 pm
by: David Hobson

Bournemouth Vineyard Sailaway October 2011

October Sailaway around the Solent with Geoff, Paul T, Nic, Rob, Paul N and Barry. It was the hottest weekend in October imaginable. Great time. Tweet

Posted in Videos

27/09/2011
5:29 pm
by: David Hobson

‘Fired Fruits’ – The story of Jonathan Garratt: Potter

Posted in Videos

27/09/2011
5:28 pm
by: David Hobson

Here’s a film I made in the summer of 2010 about the weekly motorcycle meeting every Tuesday at Poole Quay, Dorset. On a good evening there can be well over two thousand bikes to look at . . . … Continue reading →

Posted in Videos

27/09/2011
5:28 pm
by: David Hobson

Mobile Learning

My work on the MA Creative and Media Education programme has led me to investigate the connection between formal and informal learning methods, and the effectiveness of blended learning programmes, combining both traditional classroom-based training with e-learning opportunities. In particular, … Continue reading →

Posted in Videos

27/09/2011
5:27 pm
by: David Hobson

Realism

Here is a short film I produced as part of the Practice unit for my Creative and Media Education masters degree (MACME). I was really interested in the moves towards realism in 3D visualisations, animated films and current video games. … Continue reading →

Posted in Videos

27/09/2011
5:26 pm
by: David Hobson

3D Matchmoving

I’ve been meaning to develop some matchmoving work, so here is a first attempt at using Matchmover with 3ds max. Matchmover very cleverly works out the real world camera positions and movement, as well as a local coordinate system, and … Continue reading →