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As I'm preparing myself for a new short film that includes raining, I'm trying to give it depth and realism, which is very hard to make. I also practiced on how to make it looks like it's starting to rain. Blue screen is awefull I know, but I was a bit lazy in that part.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cb0nmlnvvjA
looks good, only the rain at the building looks a bit too... round
The rain itself was good, but I don't think you should have made the rain drip off the buildings. Everything apart from that looked good. Usually brickfilms don't need that detail anyway. I think it would only be a drip or two if you want to make it practical but keep it looking good.
The rain itself was great, but the splashes in the street looked too layered-on and the water coming off the buildings looked too particle-y. I actually would have skipped that part altogether, since most buildings have gutters and don't have that sort of thing anyway.
thanks for the critics 
I agree on the someway too round water particles that are coming from the building, I'll change the particles from circles to lines next time. I personally still like the effect tough. In the film it will be used in some shots, not in all of them 
And I agree with you about the detail, but as this will be an avant-garde entry, ''usually'' is not the right word 
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I'm not telling anything more about the entry, because then some flamish guy is gonna hunt me down and kill me (Dexter style).
I think we just gave more information about the film. Darkman
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