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samjohnbeck

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Sep 1, 2011
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Hi Guys,

Just wanted to share a concept video i've put together for iOS 6 ahead of WWDC 2012!


Edit: for anyone having trouble viewing this on YouTube (on mobile devices), I've uploaded it to Vimeo as well where it should play ok on most devices.

http://vimeo.com/43790783
 
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I LOVE your video. I do hope they add more features than that though.... IOS 5 was a major change. What tools did you use to make that video?

Thanks! I used a combination of Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects and Final Cut Pro X. I agree that there are loads of features I wanted to include but I didn't have the time to get them all into the video before WWDC!
 
Thanks! I used a combination of Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects and Final Cut Pro X. I agree that there are loads of features I wanted to include but I didn't have the time to get them all into the video before WWDC!

i just left a comment on YT....nice work man
 
Wow that's truly fantastic! Loved the video, looked official :)

And even though it was only shown very quick, I liked those re-designs in the music app :)
 
Thanks! I used a combination of Illustrator, Photoshop, After Effects and Final Cut Pro X. I agree that there are loads of features I wanted to include but I didn't have the time to get them all into the video before WWDC!

How long did you do it? How long was the render time?
 
How long did you do it? How long was the render time?

It's been a project I've been coming back to off and on for a few months. Every icon, UI element and the iPhone/iPad hardware itself were all designed in illustrator/photoshop from scratch. Rendering varied depending on the complexity of the scene, it was averaging about 10 minutes per second of footage at 1080p.
 
That was a very good, polished and professional looking video. I just hope iOS6 brings more than that to the table but I undertand it's time consuming to produce something like that.
 
Amazing job. So well-done that it looked totally professional - could have been done by Apple themselves. Even though I consider myself tech savvy, I am always amazed by pieces like this created by advanced programs. So cool! Thanks for sharing.
 
I don't normally comment in threads like this, nor do I take the time to watch it.

There's always a first; and I liked it.
 
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