After a few brainstorms we came up with the concept of having a character shooting a gun at an object like a glass. We decided to shoot the character on a green screen so he could be placed on a background of our own choice. For the filming of this project i will team up with moses to capture the footage then produce my own film using the video we capture. The concept for my film is a character standing in the doorway of a room like an art gallery building up suspence to him shooting across the room to smash a glass.. i will consider either bulding from scratch a 3d room or compositing photos/video from a real room to create the video.
This video illustrates the high use of cgi elements used in post production today.. the elements have to be designed modeled and textured before being lit correctly and colour graded into the scene. This is a very long and time consuming process for high end photoreal productions but i would defently say its worth it looking at the results.
I like this video because it shows the extreme lengths that advertisers scale to convey there messages. It makes you realise just how much work is involved in macking that relativly tiny piece of film all for one reason, to make you subscribe to a product/brand in this case Barclays bank.
I find this video very interesting because it shows how the green screen technique can be used in so many different situations and when done correctly is undetectable to the untrained eye.
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