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  • Special Effects is a 1984 film directed by Larry Cohen. It stars Zoe Lund and Eric Bogosian.
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Giantess Special Effects
Giantess Special Effects
This is a shot from today's editing of "The Ghost of Garganta". Both the guys (Sam Rossi and Brett Taylor) and Garganta (Brenna Barry) were filmed in front of greenscreen on separate days. For initial editing we do a rough greenscreen "drop" of the foreground footage (the guys) so that we can see through to the background footage (garganta) so that we can trim and select the shots that we want to use in the final film. Once we do that, the next step is to make a MUCH better greenscreen drop of the foreground, drop the greenscreen in the background and then add the environment, which in this case will be a graveyard. Right now it's just Bill's greenscreen covered living room. Editing two greenscreen shots together creates a "chicken or the egg" dilemma. Should you select the duration of the guy's performance to match the giantess? Or should you select the duration of the giantess to match the guys? If there are 6 takes of the guys and 6 takes of the giantess, that's 36 possible combinations to go through to find the best match. Even though this scene is only about 10 seconds long, it still takes quite awhile just to sort things out before the real effects work even begins.
Special Effects Experiment-The "Flying" Figure
Special Effects Experiment-The "Flying" Figure
A super 8 film frame enlargement of a sequence where footage of moving clouds was projected behind a suspended stationary figure to create the illusion of "flying". Next test: to figure out better lighting for figure.

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The Visual Effects Arsenal: VFX Solutions for the Independent Filmmaker
Build your VFX arsenal with quick-access, step-by-step instruction on how to create today's hottest digital VFX shots. This essential toolkit provides techniques for creating effects seen in movies such as 300, Spiderman 3, Predator and others, with lessons on how-to:
* splatter blood or digitally lop someone's arm off
* create a scene with actors running from an explosion
* create the "twin effect" (same actor, same location, 2 performances)
* produce space-ship dog fights

Organized in a 'cookbook' style, this allows you to reference a certain effect in the index and immediately access concise instructions to create that effect.

Techniques are demonstrated in each of the most popular software tools- After Effects, Final Cut Studio, Photoshop, and Combustion are all covered. Brilliant, 4-color presentation provides inspiration and stimulating visual guidance to the lessons presented, while the companion DVD contains project media files enabling you to put concepts learned into immediate practice.

* 4-color, step-by-step instruction for producing today's hottest digital VFX shots
* VFX techniques are presented in each of the most popular software tools
* Companion DVD features project media files allowing you to immediately implement techniques learned

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