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This is a picture from my latest short film, Perfect Town.
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=3773672
Folder isn't public. Could you try a deeplink?
Last edited by Hazzat (March 16, 2009 (03:35pm))
Aaah. Here we are (hopefully).
http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/mavst … c01567.jpg
It might be more interesting if the camera were lowered somewhat to put the guy in the center. The lighting could also be far more dramatic and exciting, but I guess this depends on what mood you're going for. Right now it looks rather flat for an exterior shot.
Well it's supposed to be sort of commercial like, to get people to move into that city. Now, some parts of it will have darker lighting, since there will be some violence in the background.
...the post production done on the face is very, very obvious. Either darken and blur it a tad, or sharpen and brighten the scene.
-Dave
Yeah... the problem was that in the original shot, the face was far too dark. So I brightened it up a bit and worked on some other things, as well. But I'll consider the things you've said in the final shot. This only was a test one to try out how the set worked and so on.
- JD
More obvious than the face, I think, is the hair coloring. The green spills over the edges a little too much. I like how you've done the Joker's mouth, but his eyes appear to be looking up, and his entire face needs to be lowered slightly in relation to the head.
Why does he look up?
That's what bothers me about the frame. He looks up.
-Donsalvatore
I think he's looking up because The Joker is known in the Nolanverse to glare from under his eyebrows.
-Dave
Dane is sad.
I'm experimenting with AE. Hardest part so far has been getting the new face elements to still look like Dane.
He must have been watching some of his stand up on TV.
Looks good, I never attempt mouth animation with the more intricate faces. The eyes and eyebrows look too far apart, but then I don't have the original for comparison.
I'm experimenting with AE. Hardest part so far has been getting the new face elements to still look like Dane.
Know you and your Sean Connery montage clip, this should be cake walk for you.
Experimenting with sound. I realize that they used Shepard tone, but I've yet to figure out how to do that with Audacity.
Model based on Brainbox's design
Clicky
Buxton, very nice. Looks impressively natural.
Lech, this was probably due to the lack of a set, but I never really felt the "speed sensation" that you normally get from watch things like car chases or... batpods.
- Leo
Know you and your Sean Connery montage clip, this should be cake walk for you.
I think that was Jay Silver. The only facial animation I've done so far is lip synching a bit of a song over a still picture.
Yeah, that was Jay.
I think that was Jay Silver.
Ah, my bad. I get the two of you highly skilled animators confused sometimes.
Are you using a cylinder plugin by in any chance?
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