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Just wondering what you think of a few sets i have built for my new movie 'Sleep Walker'
The Living Room
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46204022@N03/4246086034/
The Garden
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46204022@N03/4245314669/
The Hallway
http://www.flickr.com/photos/46204022@N03/4245315953/
What Do you think? and How can i improve?
Last edited by Joe Sitch (January 7, 2010 (03:32pm))
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Well, I can't wait for it, now!
You should post this into the set & props crtitique thread
Try Again,
the sets are very detailed, but how do you animate on them? they are too small.
Stud, if you very careful, and are zoomed in enough, it'll be fine. I've filmed on incredibly small sets, like around 8x8 or 10x10, yes, it is difficult to do well.
I agree that the sets are small but all the wall are removable so that really helps for my animation and camera angles when i animate, Although the sets are small i think it will be worth the difficulty in the end product
The Dimensions of the room is 12 x 16
Last edited by Joe Sitch (January 5, 2010 (12:30am))
So how's this coming along, anyways?
I was wondering that myself... I e-mailed him a week or two ago asking if he still wanted lines from me and haven't heard back.
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