I'm renting the use of a local multiplex for an evening to premiere my film. What would be the BEST possible format (besides a film transfer) to give them to use for this? And can I export to that format in Adobe CS5?
Thanks!
I'd like to propose an After Effects Green Screen Challange.
Long story short I'm having a heck of a time creating a satisfying result with a shot of mine that requires keylighting out the backdrop (I know the source material isn't the best to work with, trust me, I'm fully aware). So I'm...
So I'm trying to edit something shot in full HD (1080p) in Premiere CS4, and I spent months saving for a new computer SPECIFICALLY so I could do this, and yet just basic cutting things together still gives me a choppy, sometimes VERY choppy playback while editing.
- I have an Intel 980X 6 core...
In the next month or so I'm going to start editing my first big 7D shot project. In your opinion, based on experience, (having recorded audio separately from the camera) is it better to go through the video clips and find the take I like visually and THEN sync up the audio for that take, or sync...
Okay so I need to do a shoot in complete blackness. If that's not clear, basically everything we see is just solid pitch black with the exception of the selected lit objects and actors, it's sort of a dream sequence sort of thing. What are some good ways you can think of to pull this off?
Is there a way to speed up footage (1080 24p - Canon 7D) like 10 to 20%, and not get that interlaced/blurred together frame look?
This is specifically for a sword fight scene, the action needs to be a bit faster.
Thanks.
So I want to submit "Stupendous: The Movie" (anybody remember it?) to Sundance this year, but here's the thing: As I'm filling out the submission form online I see that the only exhibition formats available are 16mm, 35mm, HDCAM NTSC 2, & HDCAM PAL 3. My film was shot on Standard Def, not HD...
In case anyone is curious what I've been up to the last year, or if you simply want to see some more 7D footage stills, here you go. They've all been resized (obviously) but other than that these screen grabs are unaltered. These are all randomly selected screen grabs from my upcoming fantasy...
So I've heard a bit (of course) about the DSLR's problems with overheating. Haven't encountered them personally yet, but I know I will. I'm going to be doing a shoot in the desert in about a month, and it'll be toasty. Aside from an umbrella, and not using the live view when NOT actively...
Does anyone know if the Patterson film (the famous one from 1967 of bigfoot walking) is copyrighted? I want to use a screen grab from it in a picture frame in Bigfoot's home (he's a character in a new film of mine).
I need to find a prop 18th century pistol. Not hard, I know. The thing is I need it to not necessarily fire, but have that lovely burst of smoke when "fired". How should one go about this?