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Q & Erik: Compositing, Camera Troubleshooting and Justin's Breakthrough Role...
About this EpisodeMarch 20, 2008
On today's Q & Erik, we answer your questions regarding compositing to achieve the effects in ...More[+]
On today's Q & Erik, we answer your questions regarding compositing to achieve the effects in "Bloody Omaha" We also try to troubleshoot some camera problems and we take a close look at Justin's groundbreaking performance in the film "Street Fighters: The Later Years"Less[-]
Hey, Im Dave and I love making movies with my 0 SD card camera. Cheap and fun. I use WMM because I just dont have anything else but soon that will all change. Im Into alot of 50s sci fi and b-grade horror. Mwahahahaha. Check out my vid "Evil Space Robot" on youtube.
You don't need to use a green screen to make the soldiers pass over each other...just some very careful and annoying masking. It's a matter of going frame by frame when the characters are over lapping, which is annoying, but if they only pass over each other briefly, then it's not so bad. It will also save on setting up, lighting and keying a green screen. Not sure about other programs, but in After Effects you can also feather the mask to make the edge soft, so it doesn't look as fake...this will work really well if the soldiers are far from the camera.
Hey guys! You think you could hire me!? I'd love to come in and properly key your Q & Eric segment! No... seriously. Are you guys hiring? If not, I guess I can put up with Erik's webbed fingers... I guess.
ok guys i need a free or really cheap video editing software for mac that can do a cloning effect plz help! and does any 1 know if jashaka can do that?
You need to work on your green screen setup. Perhaps a bit less light on the subject, because the in first part when he is spinning in the chair, you can see green as well as parts of the chair going in and out. Also in the end ("in three months") he holds up three fingers and they look webbed. Perhaps sharper lights on the subject, softer on the background, so you get those crisp edges around the fingers and chair holes.
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