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Mike Cozart

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  1. the way we envision it is that this entire scene will last maybe 6 to 8 seconds. Just a closing dramatic statement.
  2. Totally get your point! That symbol has become such an icon in women's business and professional circles I think we are married to it. Did you know that Hilary Clinton had the ceiling rebuilt with theatrical glass in the place she and her entourage waited election night? The plan was for the glass ceiling to shatter when she was declared winner. I don't know specifics but I am guessing not above her faithful's heads. So, I have to make it work. What about a POV shot ascending through the ceiling and going into a star filled sky without any cutaway shots?
  3. Probably something along the lines of the attached pictures. I never though about using a real ceiling...that is a great idea. Since you wouldn't actually see the glass at the point of impact, except for maybe one frame, the cut to an outside view, maybe in slow motion, followed by a lobby shot again with shards of glass and pieces of framing coming down, which we could easily model, might be the ticket. This group wants to make a film about empowering women professionally so the crashing through the glass ceiling is going to be a hallmark of the film. Thanks for your input...this is invaluable!
  4. That would be a creative and interesting way to demonstrate the panache that might be part of the makeup of someone who would shatter the glass ceiling. I'm kinda stuck though since that metaphor (glass ceiling) is so ingrained in the culture of their intended audience. It might be cool to open with a shot like that and close with what I have in mind. So, in any case I still have to set up the POV shot of ascending through the glass roof. How would any of you go about setting up a shot like this?
  5. Hello All! New to this forum so I'm not sure if this is the right section to post this. We will be doing a documentary for a philanthropic women's group. This documentary will be highlighting women who have overcome obstacles and have risen to the top. We are wanting to do a POV scene where someone is looking up at a glass roof from the lobby of an office building and they rise straight up and crash through the glass ceiling. We are thinking a scale model might work as we are not set up to do CGI in the detail they will want. Not sure if this is the right approach. Any ideas how to pull off this shot would be appreciated.
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