EUSTACE NG

Stop-motion & 2D Animator | [email protected] | www.eustaceng.com

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Here is a teaser for my upcoming film Stubborn, projected to be done in the fall this year. Making this film was my thesis project at Sheridan College.

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My thesis film “Stubborn” is still in production. Here is a reel explaining my process in broad strokes.

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Eustace Ng - Animation Portfolio - Sheridan College

Time in school is coming to an end. Looking back, being at Sheridan College has really allowed me to hone my craft both as an animator and a filmmaker. It is truly a great learning environment. Here is a portfolio of my work.

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My Stop-motion and 2D Animation demo reel as of April 2017. This represents the highlights of my work done in the four years at Sheridan College.

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Another scene from Stubborn, with painted BG elements below.

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For comparison, here is the same shot with background and effects added.

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Here is the first animated shot from my current film “Stubborn” before any post production. 

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Testing a walk cycle.

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A test run.

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Puppets from my upcoming film “Stubborn”.

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Tried something different while figure drawing.

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4th year is coming.

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Feathers, my 3rd year group thesis film at Sheridan College is finally online. Done collectively in a group of nine, we called ourselves Hands On Deck.

Here are the specific shots that I animated:

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Process pics of a puppet I'm working on right now. Hands were sculpted by dipping/brushing on liquid latex. Design by Sarah Kieley and head of the character sculpted by Melissa Gabric.

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Work from the past semester. We did life portrait sculpting of a superb model, Brian. Every time I look at him, I cannot help but see the BFG. I had no choice but to sculpt him that way.

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A claymation short, made by Anita Yen and myself over May and June 2015.

Inspired by our love for biological anthropology.

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A lip-sync exercise to warm-up for the new school year. Also, to test out some new gear that I can finally afford thanks to the AEF Scholarship.

Voice track is from the 1992 film “Medicine Man”

I once again made the mistake of packing in too much clay, making this puppet too head-heavy and hard to control. Need to find some tough yet light material for bulking up the insides, and also a method of building stronger armatures. Any suggestions?