This thesis examined the use of 3D product animation in advertising and its effectiveness
compared to traditional filming. The purpose of the research was to determine whether 3D
animation enables greater creative freedom and more effective visual communication.
The theoretical part presents the basic concepts of advertising, visual communication and 3D
animation. The complete animation pipeline and its main phases were presented, with an
emphasis on the role of 3D animation in the modern digital advertising environment.
The experimental part involves the production of a 3D animated advertisement for a mobile
phone. The three-dimensional product model, prepared with materials, lighting and animation,
was created in Blender, while the editing was carried out in DaVinci Resolve. The process
encompassed the phases of modelling, shading, scene setup, animation and final rendering.
In addition to the visual component, a musical soundtrack was also created using the Suno AI
artificial intelligence tool.
The results of the thesis demonstrated that 3D animation enables a high degree of flexibility,
the display of a product from various angles, and the visualisation of elements that are more
difficult to achieve through traditional filming. Nevertheless, it should be noted that the 3D
animation production process is technically more demanding compared to traditional filming.
Based on the work carried out, the proposed hypothesis was confirmed, as 3D animation
represents an effective method of presenting products in advertising and enables greater
creative freedom and more effective visual communication compared to traditional filming.
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