For more information about how this shot was created, see below!
Started work on cut number 15, which is where Race pops off four shots at the mummy from cut #14.
Not a very complicated set up. Just a flat wooden backing with some cross lighting to add mood. Note the slight "Batman" angle on the wooden base supporting Race. This was implemented to give his pose a bit of attitude. For a larger version, click on the photo.
To complete the illusion, I used a small penlight to illuminate his face for the muzzle flash. This shot is without the muzzle flash.
This shot was created while
I illuminated his body with the penlight.
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a larger version.
I used Photoshop to blend away
the joints in his neck and wrists. I also added the muzzle flash.
As in the machine gun shot
with the soldiers, I created an empty shell casing to incorporate into
the shot.
I then created an animation
cycle for two paths for the shell casings and alternated between the two
for all four shots.
Roger, meet Roger.
Me animating Roger "Race"
Bannon.
As noted on a previous page,
his corneas are added in Photoshop so all you see here are the whites of
his eyes.
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view.
The completed clip is at the
top of the page!
Thanks for looking!
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