Re: Cinematography Challenge (Read Rules First)
Dammit, Darkman. You PWND all of us.
Persist.
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Dammit, Darkman. You PWND all of us.
@MOL: a bit better, but still not spot on.
@Bricklord:yeah... I can't pretty much understand what's going on.
@Darkman: I can feel the hiding, the lighting looks just right, but it's not conveyed perfectly. still pretty bad@$$ though.
I thought it was obvious he was hiding from the guy with the gun. Guess not. I'll see if I can whip up something else.
No Bricklord, I just couldn't see anything. A bit brighter and it would be awesome.
Darn it, I just tried to recreate that shot a little brighter and it didn't even come close to the original. Is there any way to make it brighter in an image editor?
Last edited by Bricklord (December 5, 2009 (02:22pm))
No, if there's that much darkness, it's almost impossible.
Oh well. Ill keep trying to remake that shot.
Last edited by Bricklord (December 5, 2009 (02:49pm))
Hide and Seek time! 
That's great, Stud Studios! I like it. Much lighter than the other entries.
I spent all afternoon building a set, then used it for one shot and felt used. 
So, I know this isn't amazing, but I wanted to do something with the house.
Better? 
Last edited by Bricklord (December 5, 2009 (04:12pm))
Well, I wanted the point to be him to be hiding in the dark, but...the customer wants, the customer gets.
Edit: Fixed (?)
Last edited by Bricklord (December 5, 2009 (04:15pm))
Heres my two entries, I was digging on the western thing. The dirt is Malt-o-Meal 
Last edited by Olsonstudios (December 5, 2009 (04:48pm))
@Bricklord: Sheer amazingness!
@OlsonStudios: Not sure why the first one has daytime light, but the second one has dusk light.
They're not related in any way BG, they don't have to be similar.
I love the lighting in those pictures, OlsonStudios. But...how do they relate to 'In-Hiding'? I can't tell how you interpreted the theme.
Last edited by Bricklord (December 5, 2009 (07:17pm))
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