John Nack made a post about this video and I thought I'd pass it on. I know that a lot of compositing goes into almost everything we see on TV or film, but it's really interesting to see both sides of the shot. Some of the shots are clearly put together, but others could just as easily have been shot traditionally. Green/blue screens provide a lot better control both of the shot and the budget though. We've got everything we need to do more compositing, but don't really take advantage of the creative possibilities. I'm thinking we might try to build an entire green room for something this year.
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December 30, 2009
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I found your food blog going through a few links. Glad I ran into it. Didn’t know that the food blog/recipe community was so big online. I love your posts!
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