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What kind of techniques are used in this Chanel video?
Hello everyone,
I’m a beginner, and I was wondering what kind of techniques are used in this Chanel video (I think the used software is After Effects, but I’m not sure): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mSDy3mUcpLoI’m particularly interested in:
0:23 – 0:27 : How was the church interior made? Do you think it’s all “hand drawn” with (for example) Adobe Illustrator? Was it entirely created in After Effects? Is it a 3D model? Maybe something else?0:40 – 0:48 : What is the proper way to crop those blown out/”bleached” gondolas? Again, how do you think this church interior was made? Are there any tricks to achieving that type of “hazy” light?
0:50 – 0:56 : Again, how was the bottle made and how do you acquire the 3D look while spinning? Could it be a 3D model made in different software?
I understand these are very broad questions, but I hope someone will be able to help.
I’m looking forward to your replies!
Morris
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Most of the footage seems to be animation of still images in a creative manner. There are likely several techniques being used here that could be accomplished in any number of different types of software.
The line drawings can be made by manually tracing over the image or even using some sort of cartoon effect to generate the edges. Search for “kid stays in the picture effect” to learn how to animate the church interiors from still images.
Jim
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Thank you!
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