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Tuesday, 16 November 2021
quote [ The effects were done by Stan Winston, who died in 2008, but a video and short blurb shared by the Stan Winston School of Character Arts revealed, to our surprise and delight, that the bullet impact effects were not CGI.
How was this accomplished? ] This making the rounds: Interesting movie trickery.
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alloy said @ 3:41am GMT on 18th Nov
[Score:1 Insightful]
I remember watching this in the discovery channel 1996 Movie magic. oof
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gendo666 said @ 11:58pm GMT on 16th Nov
I gave it a WTF as those effects are crazy.
I also find that a lot of the effects in the original Jurassic Park also look more realistic than the Jurassic World effects. I realize that one of the problems is the trend toward di-cromatic lighting. (is this " double-complementary color scheme"?) It seems that if you choose to film in blue and orange (and I know this is a generalization) then you are already compromising effects over a certain style. It almost seems like the effects crew should consider putting together their shots based on how they look on shitty small televisions. But then I think a lot of HD shots on televisions already look like they are filmed on cheap video cameras and have a "soap opera" look. |
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damnit said @ 1:16am GMT on 17th Nov
The splash wounds definitely matched with the CGI version closing up.
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Paracetamol said @ 5:33am GMT on 17th Nov
Maybe you would have the actors walking backwards then.
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mechanical contrivance said @ 8:48pm GMT on 17th Nov
Neat.
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yogi said @ 2:41pm GMT on 20th Nov
I LOVE stories like these! Reminds me of an ExtraGoodshit panoply.
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