This was a two-hour Funhouse Graphics production for The History Channel and was mostly archive-based. But this section of the script would have been impossible to illustrate without 3d graphics. The terrain map was based on the actual satellite data of the Habbaniya airfield and its surrounding area, just outside Baghdad.

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This 3d animation for BT had to show how the elements of a travelling exhibition could be stripped down and re-assembled in an indoor space. 3d design really comes into its own when demonstrating how real life spaces can be transformed before entering into a costly construction process.

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It can be a bit daunting working with completely abstract visuals, but Business Eye had only a logo and a brief that called for a high finance feel. The lit building blocks approach of this animation managed to convey the right corporate message without resorting to buying stock footage or specially commissioning video footage to incorporate. In the end this provided a cost effective solution.

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The first series of Battlefield was made in 1994 and was my first foray into 3d design and animation. The series was Emmy nominated and is still regularly screened throughout the world. Even Stanley Kubrick was a fan. Recently it was given a 3-box set dvd release, which includes the Battlefield Vietnam series, a technologically innovative project for its time.

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