Anna Patarakina
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Thanks a lot for your answers!
I have quite a lot of stedicam moves but I guess it shouldn't be a problem as long as background out of focus. I might have couple of shots from a crane and here comes the tricky part with the background cz persperctive will be wrong.
Is rear projection a completely wrong direction? Or it's just too expensive compare to a printed backdrop? -
It's not that important for a story so it can be static at the background. I'm more concern about light matching. I've worked before with printed background but it was always behind the window so it was easy to hide.
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Hello!
I am working on a project at the moment and need some help deciding on a way to make the background. The location is a set of a crossing at a road and i need it look as though the background is a continuous street/city.The background itself is never going to be in focus but will be in shot from time to time (At least 3 of 4 directions). The street is 11m wide and the centre of the crossing is 20/30m from the background. I have 3 options that i am considering.A. Printed sheet with the image of the backgroundB. Green screen
C. Rear ProjectionI am just trying to figure out which of the 3 options would be the most effective/efficient way to create my continuous street background.Thanks.
Background on a set
in Lighting for Film & Video
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Adrian, I'm afraid it's not possible cz we are builiding quite special decorations (kind of fantastic city with theather elements).
David, thanks a lot. Picture is getting clearer now. Seems like its must be green screen with lots of work for CG guys. I ll try to show background as little as possible.
Thank you