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4:58pm 04/18/2019 0 0

The vast majority of high-budget VFX can be replicated, or at least imitated, on the indie level. It’s just a matter of time, expertise and will. I’ve seen many fantastic short films with elaborate photo-realistic VFX executed by one dude on his computer. Neil Blomkamp’s short film sizzle reel for District 9 was one of these. That short is called “Alive in Joburg.” .
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Massive CGI armies used to be the cutting edge of VFX. Now, there are dedicated programs like Golaem Crowd, that allow you to manipulate hordes of CGI characters like a video game. Once layered with particle effects and dropped into real wide-shots, these completely virtual crowds sell pretty damn well..
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But even more zoomed-in, using real actors, crowd replication is still feasible on the cheap. A group of 10-20 extras if well costumed and staged, can be cloned into huge crowds. The key is to be smart about it, and not lazy. If you want to produce a large formation you need the right space and plenty of time. To really sell the same actors as different people, you need to adjust costumes, hair and performance for each pass. It’s tempting to only get a few passes and reuse the plates multiple times. But really you’ll regret it. Your entire foreground should be comprised of unique plates, with varied looks. .
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Adding subtle camera movement can add a lot. Simple motorized sliders are no longer excessively expensive. By running a small slider move over and over again with each green screen pass, you will be able to build a dynamic shot with a big crowd. Location choice is really important here. If you want a great crowd, go for a location you can lock down for a comfortable amount of time, even if it’s not the prettiest. A single huge crowd shot done right, can take an entire day, respect that..
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As always, remember the triangle of Good, Cheap and Fast (choose 2). This rule is like gravity, you may be able to resist it with a valiant jump, but you’ll quickly discover yourself pulled back to earth. If you want Hollywood effects on a budget, get ready for a long haul. It is possible, but it could take months, or even years for a long format VFX-heavy project.

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The vast majority of high-budget VFX can be replicated, or at least imitated, on the indie level. It’s just a matter of time, expertise and will. I’ve seen many fantastic short films with elaborate photo-realistic VFX executed by one dude on his computer. Neil Blomkamp’s short film sizzle reel for District 9 was one of these. That short is called “Alive in Joburg.” . . Massive CGI armies used to be the cutting edge of VFX. Now, there are dedicated programs like Golaem Crowd, that allow you to manipulate hordes of CGI characters like a video game. Once layered with particle effects and dropped into real wide-shots, these completely virtual crowds sell pretty damn well.. . But even more zoomed-in, using real actors, crowd replication is still feasible on the cheap. A group of 10-20 extras if well costumed and staged, can be cloned into huge crowds. The key is to be smart about it, and not lazy. If you want to produce a large formation you need the right space and plenty of time. To really sell the same actors as different people, you need to adjust costumes, hair and performance for each pass. It’s tempting to only get a few passes and reuse the plates multiple times. But really you’ll regret it. Your entire foreground should be comprised of unique plates, with varied looks. . . Adding subtle camera movement can add a lot. Simple motorized sliders are no longer excessively expensive. By running a small slider move over and over again with each green screen pass, you will be able to build a dynamic shot with a big crowd. Location choice is really important here. If you want a great crowd, go for a location you can lock down for a comfortable amount of time, even if it’s not the prettiest. A single huge crowd shot done right, can take an entire day, respect that.. . As always, remember the triangle of Good, Cheap and Fast (choose 2). This rule is like gravity, you may be able to resist it with a valiant jump, but you’ll quickly discover yourself pulled back to earth. If you want Hollywood effects on a budget, get ready for a long haul. It is possible, but it could take months, or even years for a long format VFX-heavy project.

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