Thanks for the comments guys.
To answer your question Draise,
The production time we had for this project was quite big, as we had 8 weeks to do it.
Which was great, as the usual time frame in commercials is 4, which means bigger teams, bigger stress and the work suffers.
Because of the time frame, it allowed us to have a smaller team and take the time to do everything just right.
Thanks to Redshift's speed, that also meant never being afraid to re-render shots to fix any small detail.
Part of the work was done with outsourcing and part was done with in house production. In all we had about a total of 10 people on it. (This includes pre-prod and comp)
I had a blast working on this project, beside my role as CG Sup, I was very hands on on this project, as I also did texturing, lighting, rendering and some comp.
The learning curve for redshift was pretty much nil, as it's physical shader works very similarly to V-ray.
This project also allowed me to meet new talent I hadn't worked with before that where just awesome and I hope to work with them again in the future
