Podcast appearances and mentions of marti romances

Territory Studio's co-founder Marti Romances discusses design and sitting between Art Department and VFX

Territory Studio's co-founder Marti Romances discusses design and sitting between Art Department and VFX

Marti Romances, the Co-Founder and Creative Director of Territory Studio, joins the show to share his journey from art projects as a child to designing graphics for Star Wars, Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, and The Martian. Hear his principles of creative design, how he started working on blockbuster movies, how to approach designing real-life products, what he learned from playing and working on video games, and how to learn a new language. Connect with Marti at TerritoryStudio.com and on Twitter and Instagram at @MartiRomances and @TerritoryStudio

Territory Studio has become one of the biggest players in the game when it comes to FUI work with huge feature films like Avengers-End Game and Guardians of The Galaxy under their belt. Lately, they have seen ventures into Experimental and Future Design by creating the UI for the cars of the future. In this episode, Co-Founder and Creative Director Marti Romances explains how the right mindset and smart business decisions can pave the way to success. 

For Marvel's Avengers films, my guest Marti Romances and his talented team at Territory Studio worked closely with production designer Charles Wood and the art department to craft a visual language to support the filmmakers' vision and reflect each individual character's of the personalities. Ok you're hooked right? Marti shares his insights and experiences on design, tech and filmmaking working on so many great films and spots, I know you'll eat this episode up. Check out their showreel here. Thanks, Jordan Congrats to Mario Garza on being chosen fo the Superlounge Diversity Award! He'll be at Commercial Directing Bootcamp June 15th, 2019. Limit 20 filmmakers. This runs an hour and 15 min.

For Marvel’s Avengers films, my guest Marti Romances and his talented team at Territory Studio worked closely with production designer Charles Wood and the art department to craft a visual language to support the filmmakers’ vision and reflect each individual characters of the personalities. Ok you’re hooked right? Marti shares his insights and experiences on design, tech and filmmaking working…

In this episode we get to chat with Marti Romances, a Creative Director at the amazing Territory Studio. We learn about Marti's career and how he quickly worked his way up the ranks to start a very successful studio in the design/entertainment industry. We learn what his experience with freelancers is like, and what he typically looks for when seeking talent to bring onto projects.    LINKS: • Territory Studio • Motion Plus Design Conference   * www.martiromances.com   -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *music provided by Sono Sanctus

Imagine an alien planet, or a dystopian society. What does it look like, sound like, or feel like? These are the questions that Marti Romances seeks to answer when he brings creative visions to life in blockbuster movies. In this episode, Marti explains the collaborative process between directors and designers to create believable futures that don’t yet exist, one that requires drawing inspiration from diverse and surprising sources. Marti Romances is a Creative Director at Territory, where he has worked on interface design for numerous films, including Bladerunner 2049, Guardians of the Galaxy, Ex Machina and The Martian. He has also worked on video games for Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo and Activision. You can find him on Twitter @territorystudio or at www.territorystudio.com

We visit motion design & visual effects company, Territory Studio, to see how they use After Effects in Hollywood today.A video version of this podcast can be found here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYMkoqRsXAg&t=875s

Whether it's a theatre stage or a movie set - there is so much more that goes into it than just putting pieces of wood together. Tonight we talk with designers or sets that are both physical and virtual. Join host Larry Jordan as he talks with Maxim Jago, Chuck Parker, Mark Reyes, Marti Romances, Jayse Hansen, and James DeRuvo. Report from the Sundance Film Festival The Art of Designing a Set Set Design for Nonprofessional Theater Make a Set Look Believable Creating Holographic and Virtual Sets The Weekly DoddleNEWS Update The post Digital Production Buzz – January 25, 2018 appeared first on Digital Production Buzz.