Pass The Beer - Team 5 - Unreal Engine Experiment

"Pass the Beer" is a short movie produced in about 14 working days by a team of people who met for the first time: Team 5.
In this project I mainly covered the role of Project Manager/ Producer and Tech Support/ Problem Solver at various levels.
This project was intended to be a learning device to learn the DCC to Unreal Engine pipeline
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We used Maya, Blender, Substance Painter, and of course Unreal Engine

[@BlueSpinachPackage]

Wonderful thanks for also showing the process and how it's made!

[@animationpandemic]

My pleasure 😊

[@davidhallows2389]

Amazing for such a short timescale, love the production stream too.

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Glad you liked it!

[@pedroarquitectura]

Congratulations for your great and gorgeous work!

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Thanks!

Great job! Storytelling, animation, all great!

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Thanks!

[@harganator8515]

Loved your teams film at SoU! Really impressive stuff considering the crazy timescale we had!

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Thanks a ton!

[@tomekwilk9204]

Amazing work, Amedeo! Was also interested in the production workflow - very glad you've taken the time to go through it! I'm using Resilio for P2P sync folders, but was wondering if I should switch to Syncthing since it's open source, maybe you have a thought on this? Anyway, glad to see this channel boom! Take care!

[@animationpandemic]

Thanks Tomek! I have not really tried Resilio, so I can't say about that. Syncthing did its intended job of solving our syncing issue, so the moment we knew we had a solution we stopped researching.