Prima !! 
A well done intro for your video - for my taste the graphic part should have been longer even 
Especially I admire that you have used time to design the clinker/brick facade, which works with a twisted compound and material thickness even - very well done 
Brilliant work! Looks super realistic.
yes, and additionally a lesson about an excellent camera movement - more like a view that sweeps over photos.
Excellent 
(even the choice of music, which usually bothers me, fits perfectly here )
... and a child-like joy - about this so beautiful work 
no - I have to say sorry for not being clear enough above. Your model and rendering and editing work is very very good!!!!!!!!!!!!
So, if it's a real project and if you have the opportunity to reconsider the spectators grandstands yet, I think that would not be a mistake...
thank you Demian Gutberlet for your investigation - Hmm, as far as I understand it, I am up to date, anyhow, this is what I get as info from you (?) obviously I don't understand the update system yet or do you mean update to the current preview ? ...
got it thanks
an other little car related asset detail the grey of the wheel colour is too light (Fiat 500)
recognized a strange behavior here - I placed the crosswalk asset here, it exploded to get a SkUp base geometry with the intention to give it a different color - that doesn't seem to work obvious?
as far as it concerns your modeling, rendering and video editing: a really really great work - congratulations
Very strange is the alignment of the seating tribune to the playing field - why?
(for me the music is completely unnecessary and disturbing even, but this is only my personal perception)
... just add a quick video test export - in my video editor (Magix Video Deluxe 2016 Pro) I multiplied some "floating" particles on the film
... still sorcery !!!!!
... Thanks Micha for this link. Only if not already known yet - this page is also an excellent source for HDRIs, textures, etc. :
https://www.openfootage.net/hdri-panorama/
what an impressive and unusual model idea! - it is certainly not the easiest thing to shape this "floral" pattern spherical. How did you proceed to do that?
Somehow your scene reminds me of the old terminator movies, more exactly of the scenes where these guys came to earth after their time travel in such a plasma-like light-fire ball
... just a little Sunday afternoon Enscape practice inspired by an old but cool Bond movie
(to get this underwater-like environment I used this "horseshoe"-shaped thing (pic #3) and an underwater photo from the web, which I projected as texture on it then, which thankfully worked pretty well and also fast and simple)
pic #4 is a render of the same model, done with Shaderlight - there the used underwater HDRI simultaneously acts as a shadowcatcher as well which makes such a thing much easier - especially regarding the lighting and the reflections and this weird environment geometry is not necessary so. I'm looking forward to the time when this is possible in Enscape too
Note: no idea why above is stated Revit as used modeling software somehow? - I used SketchUp
Hall of Fame !!!! Excellent
so cool done !! and definitely sorcery
even if for me such a feature ranks on prio #127, far behind basics like reasonable viewportsettings, behind parallel projections and elevations, behind an excelent shadow quality, behind shadows, caused by glass, etc. etc. I hope such a feature will not result in these clumsy "Walking Deads" you can observe in Twinmotion where less would be more
... one Caffe Crema please - no sugar! love it !
...... which would make this thing much easier, especially since you don't have always to open sketchup first, just to close it then again for a new update-setup
First of All - Thanks and it´s a so good idea to add the Street Props and there is no Bug at all
I just want to point to a little wrong geometry at the crosswalk component. One edge stands too high which becomes clearly visible in the render then
