Sep 27, 2020
Did a photoshoot of my boys before I have to give the equipment I borrowed back.
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Did a photoshoot of my boys before I have to give the equipment I borrowed back.
Lighting test!
The next scene in my film calls for some FIRE! I really wanted to have the illusion of flickering flames. So I did some tests. I basically played with the light settings; I turned the dial up and down on my lamp and included an orange filter over the bulb. The images are on 2s which look much better and smoother than having it on 1s.
Does anyone want a marshmallow?
Attempt #2
this time, I used plastic wrap and simply moved it around. On 1s it looked way too fast and disorientated. On 2s, a little better but not quite. On 3s, as we see here, is where i feel i am starting to like the way it looks.
I will keep the trolls movement on 1s (one image per movement) and the water will most likely be on 3s (a photo every 3 frames, and moving the plastic wrap once every three frames)
lil shower cap I made for the troll puppet!
These are some of my first lighting tests for my mouth set (i’m not great at lighting but i am trying my best haha) I really wanted the light in this set to make sense. A mouth would technically be dark when closed (as designed for my set), but for the sake of my film, there needed to be some form of light.
Also, I want the set to be dark, but I don’t want to character to appear sinister or scary. I also want him to stand out from the set and not to appear flat against the background.