I saw in Grindhouse Robert Rodriguez placed a large green sock over Rose Mcgowan’s leg for the machine gun and then animated over it.
Could I do something similar for this? What program would be best to use, Maya or Cinema 4D?
Any advice?
What I mean is aside from making sure your name and contact details are written in permanent ink on the the DVD. Do you send DVDs in one of those standard DVD cases, a CD jewel case or just a plain old plastic sleeve?
Do employers have a preference for how things are sent to make their lives a bit easier?
Oh and I’m in the process of sending reels out to places in London and the rest of the UK at the moment.
I am to bring to you at least 300 sound and video effects by the end of this month. And it is legal to download these videos as I bought them with my money and am giving them to you. + There is no viruses what so ever as it is by Java. Link to each download in the videos description. So visit: Here for the FX.
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Thanks.
thx in advance 🙂
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZE8X0tmUOo
How to shooting plates for still make real ? any ideas.
Thanks.
In this case, I need my master to be 29.976. The reason for this is I will drop it in a 29.976 timeline and then PRINT TO TAPE. Which only excepts a 29.976 for it to record back to a Mini DV tape.
Unless you guys know a better way to Print to tape using a 23.976 frame rate?
Thanks,
Lou
I graduated from a liberal arts college not too long ago and want to pursue a career in visual effects. I have a 2d art background and have spent 2 years teaching myself photoshop in my spare time and reading books on composition and visual storytelling. I have taken a computer animation course in which I learned modeling and rendering and lighting, although I always got irritated with the fact that the class wasn’t geared towards producing high quality complex images, since it was for beginners. I wanted to be able to produce cg graphics that were on par with my drawing ability.
I want to attend Gnomon School for to or 3 years to make up for my lack of technical knowledge, since I went to a liberal arts school that prides itself on not teaching technical skills.
Taking a computer animation course in which we used Maya I found that I really enjoyed rendering and lighting and composing shots, but not so much animating objects in an exaggerated way, I tend to prefer realism even if fantastical.
I’m trying to figure out what vfx path I should take knowing that my artistic eye is pretty good from being a good 2d artist and my knowledge of photoshop and as well as knowing what I enjoyed from taking the computer animation course. If you guys could give me some suggestions of what vfx path I should take and what it would be required of me that would be great. Or if anyone could list all the jobs that make up the vfx industry and what it entails that would be great as well.
Thanks!
Try this:
Take a small clip in Premiere, Press COPY and paste it into AE.
Render it in AE via QT, NONE compression.
When you do a 1600 % compare, you will see 100% match
Now, Import that same render into Premiere, do a 400% zoom, you will see a HUGE miss match..
HOW & WHY??????
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