The canvas effect will essentially be masked over in Final Cut (or After Effects, whichever is easiest) and the characters are flash animated separately from the background and bridge.
Monday 22 November 2010
OOOOoooooooooooohhhhhh stuff
Okay, as added in my presentation, I have a few ideas for the overall look of the damn thing. Of course, I'm already working on alternate ways of rendering the background and sky, rather than the mahooooooosive sphere in Maya which pretty much messes with the resolution of the picture. This is mostly making a 'fog' effect, which may hide the length of the bridge, but in return will probably discard the need for said massive sphere, as the background can be added and moved in after effects.
The canvas effect will essentially be masked over in Final Cut (or After Effects, whichever is easiest) and the characters are flash animated separately from the background and bridge.
The canvas effect will essentially be masked over in Final Cut (or After Effects, whichever is easiest) and the characters are flash animated separately from the background and bridge.
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you can't make, like...a smaller textured inverse sphere? your own skysphere? that'd keep your camera movement vs BG regular without you having to tweak it all the time.
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