Friday 25th October
Collect equipment after 10am
Shooting practice
Sunday 29th October
I'll drive up to Manchester with the costume, lights etc.
Monday 28th October
Caroline, Milena, Tomas
Bournemouth Coach Station to London Victoria Coach Station
07:15 - 10:20
Siobhan will meet you in London after 11:00.
Waiting for the permit but it should be as follows:
You will be able to shoot on the Underground between the hours of 10:00-15:30.
I'll post more information when it has been confirmed but you will need to report to the Station Supervisor, I specified Tottenham Court Road station.
Caroline, Milena, Siobhan, Tomas
London Victoria Coach Station to Manchester Coach Station
17:30 - 22:12
Where I will pick you up and stay over at mine.
Tuesday 29th October
Caroline, Janine, Milena, Siobhan, Tomas
Bus shoot at Stagecoach Hyde Road
09:30-14:30
I'll drive us there, set up cameras.
3 actors arriving at 10:00 then these will leave with another set of 3 actors arriving.
I'll then drop you off at the train station, 5 minute drive.
Caroline, Milena, Siobhan, Tomas
Manchester Piccadilly Train Station to London Euston
14:55 - 17:04
You will then shoot on the streets of London at sunset.
When it's dark, we film on the locations on the route me and Milena drew on the map.
Caroline is staying in London
Siobhan has a train ticket so is making her way back with that. (The closest in time to the coach is 23:05-01:52 from Waterloo but this requires a change in Southampton Central... so maybe the 22:35-00:21 from Waterloo which require no changes.)
Milena, Tomas
London Victoria Coach Station to Bournemouth Coach Station
23:30 - 01:40
Wednesday 30th October
Return equipment before 4/5pm
I'll be returning on November the 3rd at the latest and return the rest of the equipment by Monday.
Production blog for the short film OFF PEAK, a major project at Bournemouth University.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Lighting inspiration
Hello everybody ,
Remembered a cool scene from the movie Drive, I like the lighting in this one , we could try replicate some stuff from there , any thoughts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eThA9iDvxLQ
Remembered a cool scene from the movie Drive, I like the lighting in this one , we could try replicate some stuff from there , any thoughts
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eThA9iDvxLQ
Nigh bus reference/inspiration
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_5Mc1py4dE
Thought this might be useful to watch. Although it isn't CCTV base there are some useful sections showing the lighting passing by the windows. Also Milena it may be useful to you by observing the kind of people on the buses at night, steal a few ideas.
I've not watched the whole thing yet so I'll note any interesting bits when I do.
Thought this might be useful to watch. Although it isn't CCTV base there are some useful sections showing the lighting passing by the windows. Also Milena it may be useful to you by observing the kind of people on the buses at night, steal a few ideas.
I've not watched the whole thing yet so I'll note any interesting bits when I do.
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Horny Design
The construction of the headpiece has started, we've got a basic wire setup done that just requires some filling of the holes with a mask and some cardboard before it can be sprayed with sculpting foam.
Link to Siobhan's easy robe tutorial here. The cloak will be a full circle cape with the blue fabric added to the edges, with the collar piece attached to the top and the leather shoulder piece (made from 3 separate pieces) laid over it.
Friday, October 4, 2013
Horny Costume Designs
Underneath there's gonna be a simple black monk's robe held by a belt/robe, long black gloves and a modified hood/balaclava that comes down from the headpiece. The big question is what's on top of that.
Quick sketches:
1. Simple cape with indigo highlight on the rims, high collar from black leather
2. This sort of diagonal cape with a large hood (special one to go with the antlers but it's not like he'll actually have it up) and long, draping sleeves
3. Royal cape with a leather chest/collar piece and an indigo interior
Or combinations of the above.
The design's obviously gonna bring something to the character. The 3rd aristocratic one is this a bit of a posh creepy fella, while the 1st and 2nd go more to the direction of something monk-like. So what's his story? Is the reason he's unfamiliar and uncomfortable in buses because he's a hermit, not from the city, rich? Any favourites?
Dynamic Jello Tutorial
Could this tutorial be used for Ms Goo?
We'd still have to fiddle with the numbers a little. For one thing, we might want to turn the resolution down. But as well, taking size into account, how stiff we'd want it to be and stuff... I'm assuming Ms. Goo wouldn't be quite as rigid as jello? As in, she wouldn't quite hold her shape in the same way....
Also, as of yet, I haven't a clue how to go about rigging this. To make her an actual character.....not just a piece of jello that falls on the floor and wibbles a little bit. Still looking into it.
We'd still have to fiddle with the numbers a little. For one thing, we might want to turn the resolution down. But as well, taking size into account, how stiff we'd want it to be and stuff... I'm assuming Ms. Goo wouldn't be quite as rigid as jello? As in, she wouldn't quite hold her shape in the same way....
Also, as of yet, I haven't a clue how to go about rigging this. To make her an actual character.....not just a piece of jello that falls on the floor and wibbles a little bit. Still looking into it.
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
CCTV Effect Overview and Resources
Cut from clip to clip effect: http://youtu.be/CKZIuRmvNOo?t=9s
Artificial de-rezzing tutorial: (our effect wouldn't be as strong as this one but it's a good tutorial on how to actually make it)
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/P-n6su2_vws" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
CCTV footage tutorial:
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/pYEzGI_g8rc" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
There's a lot about the CCTV effect we'll want to adjust and decide already in preprod, such as frame rate (CCTV cameras have that signature blocky movement; but I don't think it's as strong on buses and it also wouldn't look very nice if it was), whether we have faint lines overlaid on top of the picture all the time or just when the footage goes wibbly, how often the footage goes wibbly (only when cutting or some general wibbliness here and there), graininess, and colour correcting.
The timestamp:
In London buses it seems to be on the bottom, with no black background:
Artificial de-rezzing tutorial: (our effect wouldn't be as strong as this one but it's a good tutorial on how to actually make it)
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/P-n6su2_vws" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
CCTV footage tutorial:
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/pYEzGI_g8rc" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
There's a lot about the CCTV effect we'll want to adjust and decide already in preprod, such as frame rate (CCTV cameras have that signature blocky movement; but I don't think it's as strong on buses and it also wouldn't look very nice if it was), whether we have faint lines overlaid on top of the picture all the time or just when the footage goes wibbly, how often the footage goes wibbly (only when cutting or some general wibbliness here and there), graininess, and colour correcting.
The timestamp:
In London buses it seems to be on the bottom, with no black background:
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