Working on the trailers for Dying Light 2 is great adventure. Seeing how millions of people react to your work or publish reactions to the trailer on their Youtube channels. I have worked on a few trailers for Dying Light 2, some of them below.
Used Programs
After Effects
Premiere Pro
C-Engine
Mocha
Photoshop
In addition to working on trailers, I was also responsible for making the composition of some screenshots. Below are few of them.
Used Programs
C-Engine
DLCs trailers for Dying Light 1 were one of the first things I started doing when I started working in Techland. My task was to: write the script, set the scenes in the game engine, record the footage, create animations, edit, color grading and sound mixing. Being responsible for the video from start to bottom allowed me to have a fun and creative time. Below are a few selected trailers that I made.
Used Programs
Chrome Engine
After Effects
Premiere Pro
Mocha
Photoshop
Illustrator
On the occasion of the premiere of Dying Light 1 on Nintendo Switch, I was responsible for making two trailers. One announcing the premiere, and the other one for the premiere itself. It was the first time I recorded material on Nintendo Switch, for sure an interesting experience. My task was to: write the script, record the footage, edit and color grading.
Used Programs
After Effects
Premiere Pro
Photoshop
My task was to come up with idea for key art and then set the whole composition in Chrome Engine. I really like creating karts for Dying Light 1, because each DLC has a completely different atmosphere. Once there is a DLC about Vikings and then about astronauts. After creating the composition, the exports was handed over to the graphic designer who finalized key arts. This is how the final effect looks like:
Used Programs
Chrome Engine
In addition to preparing compositions for key arts, I also created some compositions for screenshots. Here are some of them:
Used Programs
Chrome Engine
