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Simple Minority Report effect
Hi guys,
Was wondering if I could have a little guidance on the best way to pull off this effect: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmFhxKu8hKg&feature=related
It generally looks quite easy to do but wanted to check whether it would be something I need to motion track or can I pull it off simply keyframing the position and scale etc? Would there be any special measures I should take when filming to achieve this effect?
Cheers,
Alex
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Design an interface and work with your actor to help him/her visualize where the items will be on the virtual screen.
It would help if you can add some light interaction: when you plan to have the screen come up have a light fade up from somewhere low – this way you can get the actors face lit up just a bit. A colored filter should help (cyan/blue). If you can make the light flicker a bit it will be even better.
No need for tracking at this stage if you plan a static shot.
Of course if you want camera moves you will need 3d tracking software and to work in AE in 3d space.
Here’s a project I did a while ago:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4WcSPl76VdgTudor “Ted” Jelescu
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