My first plan was to create a short film involving VFX. I decided I wanted to create a hologram effect 'projected' from a phone to display a 'near future' sci fi form of communication. I wanted to involve my friends on the drama course as actors and some of my other friends to help with filming.
Commonly, film and TV depicts holograms as transparent/translucent and as using reduced colours, usually blue or green.
The Marvel movies stick to the reduced colour scheme, but tend to show holograms as slightly more solid.
Black Panther a few times uses full colour holograms to demonstrate Wakanda's higher level of technology compared to the rest of the world. These full colour holograms appear to be made of particles, which shift and move like grains of sand.
Other times, the holograms in the film are more delicate and almost ethereal in nature. A lot of the Wakandan holograms are purple, which is the arc colour of the entire movie, though blue and red are also seen.
I decided to pay homage to these films, but add my own take by making the hologram gold. Leading on from my inspiration of Superhero films like Iron Man, I wanted to involve some kind of superpowers in the piece. I wanted to have the character portrayed in the hologram display a strange ability by having their eyes glow or sparks fly from them.
However, because my friends were too busy with their own final projects, I decided to experiment with other ideas. Still using my hologram idea, I wanted to create a futuristic computer screen and perhaps lay it over footage I filmed. I created mockups to see what I would want this to look like. I changed my mind however, as I felt like it was too much like a project I completed in college.
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