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I built a rooftop like Mutuceba suggested. It turns out to work quite nicely for the scene. Here is a test.
Personally, I'd put buildings or a blue sky in the background as opposed to plates. Still, it looks nice.
Thanks. When I actually film the shot it will of course have a background. I didn't want to display my living room in the shot, but was too lazy to green screen or print. So I used a base plate.
In soviet russian, there is smoke on the sky (and fire on the water) wich makes it gray 
so this animation is from Russian, aren't it?
In
sovietrussian, there is smoke on the sky (and fire on the water) wich makes it gray
Huh? There is not even water in this shot.
Okay... That was very good, better than anything that we've done.
Motormeat wrote:In
sovietrussian, there is smoke on the sky (and fire on the water) wich makes it grayHuh? There is not even water in this shot.
Lé facepalm. Water was just joke from Smoke on the water chorus: Smoke on the water, fire in the sky. Now I said there is Smoke on the sky, and AS A DAMN JOKE fire on the water.
But the russian thing is ture, there's some forests afire, and that makes sky smoky.
fib12345 wrote:Motormeat wrote:In
sovietrussian, there is smoke on the sky (and fire on the water) wich makes it grayHuh? There is not even water in this shot.
Lé facepalm. Water was just joke from Smoke on the water chorus: Smoke on the water, fire in the sky. Now I said there is Smoke on the sky, and AS A DAMN JOKE fire on the water.
But the russian thing is ture, there's some forests afire, and that makes sky smoky.
I know I shouldn't do this, but...
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