Sarah Shae
Sarah Shae - Design and Animation
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Travelers

Collaboration with Jessica La. Created for Danny Yount's Title Design class at Otis College of Art and Design.

Travelers is a tv show about time travel, artificial intelligence and how far technology can and should go. We wanted to use this title sequence as a exploration of the dynamic between the AI and the people through the birth of the Director (the artificial intelligence) and the rise of the Faction (the people's rebellion).

As the machine turns on and circuits illuminate, we see the Director emerge. We enter the tunnel where these pins begin to grow, which represent the human lives being sent back in time by the Director. Eventually, one pin turns blue, representing the rebellion or the Faction, and soon others join in. The blue pins break off and form this more abstract organic shape which races towards the director back at the start of the tunnel, an act of rebellion.

Frames created in both Cinema 4D and Photoshop, composited in After Effects.

I was responsible for the art direction, all 3D elements, compositing and color correcting.

Travelers is a tv show about time travel, artificial intelligence and how far technology can and should go. We wanted to use this title sequence as a exploration of the dynamic between the AI and the people through the birth of the Director (the artificial intelligence) and the rise of the Faction (the people's rebellion).

As the machine turns on and circuits illuminate, we see the Director emerge. We enter the tunnel where these pins begin to grow, which represent the human lives being sent back in time by the Director. Eventually, one pin turns blue, representing the rebellion or the Faction, and soon others join in. The blue pins break off and form this more abstract organic shape which races towards the director back at the start of the tunnel, an act of rebellion.

Frames created in both Cinema 4D and Photoshop, composited in After Effects. I was reponsible for the 3D elements, design and compositing.

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Collaboration with Jessica La.


Initial Styleframes