Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes - PC Launch Trailer
Main launch trailer. This is an extended version of the original 30 second ad, adding in longer cuts and additional gameplay clips of the game. Rendered at 1x1 4k, various cutdowns and resizes were structured for the PC advertising campaign.
Shot progression for the mograph intro. We needed to quickly communicate the relationship between mobile and PC for the viewer.
Shot progression for the Fleet Battle, pitting X-wings versus Tie Fighters (with a small Millennium Falcon in the background).
Shot progression for Jabba and Boba Fett. Multiple Boba models were tested throughout production.
Full breakdown of Kylo Ren and Rey's battle.
Full breakdown of Leia's speederbike battle against two scout troopers.
Great opportunity to work with the fantastic teams between AdLiven, EA, and Opposite Visuals. My role included direction, production, team management, and art direction for the PC launch trailer for Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes. I'm grateful for all the extremely talented artists that collaborated on this production, and for the amazing team at EA Mobile for their trust and feedback. We explored multiple paths on how to handle this trailer, and focused on cinematic shots, gameplay footage, and straight-forward copy. Production used in-game assets between GoH and Battlefront 2, with a full lookdev pass to increase quality. Animation was done in Maya, with all FX, assembly, and rendering handled in Houdini. Compositing was split between Nuke and After Effects.
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Each shot was executed by the team below:
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Brendan Keane - Partner Relations Manager
Nathan Peyton - Director | Producer
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Eric Vanucci - Storyboard Artist
Tom Stewart - Audio Design
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Opposite Visuals
Lead Supervisor: Joaquín Romero
Project Manager: Nicolás Agarzúa
Asset & Layout Supervisor: Santiago Rey
Asset and Texture artist: Mateo Guini
Rigging: Alfredo Meana Berea
Animation: Alfredo Meana Berea - Lucas Barrios - Lucía González Martijena - Pablo Hernán Distasio
FX Supervisor: Joaquín Romero
FX: Carsten Baars
Lighting & Rendering: Marcelo Maccarrone
Compositing: Nahuel Acevedo