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2 years ago PublicFrom YouTube: piercefilm productions
EDWARD SCISSORHANDS miniature effects. Ian Hunter and Mark Stetson talk about miniature effects on smaller budget films. Extended segment from Sense of Scale. Footage: Paul Gentry, Photos: George Trimmer, Scott Schneider, Mike Possert, Evan Jacobs, Stetson Visual Services -
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2 years ago PublicHow to Use the Position Tool in FCPX!
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The magnetic timeline can be helpful for keeping our project organized, but it can hinder us in a few situations. In this video tutorial, we’ll show you how the Position tool can help you to ignore the pull of the magnetic timeline while editing!
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2 years ago PublicI had the pleasure of working many years ago on Star Trek, TNG with a guy who did all the Graphic Arts for the show, from miniatures to large scale images. Michael Okuda was a genius then in how he could create a miniature (perspective) living futuristic city and give it life by simply blowing a tiny fan on streamers of blue tinsel laid out to look like a shimmering lake.
Of course his talents were not limited by his practical model making but extend far into the realm of CGI as can be evidenced by this little demo reel I came across today!
I just want to say: "Congratulations on a sustained career of excellence, Michael!"
Perhaps you might recognize a bit of the work of Michael Okuda (Pictured w/wife, Denise Okuda):
