TIME ART: TIME FREEZE
Here you will find the test shots I have used in order to attempt my time freeze. Overall I had filmed over 20 test shots at different angles in order to find the most suitable angle. Here is three test shots that a have composed together.
I understand that the angle is a bit of a high angle but when it comes to filming I will be using a more established, and level, long shot in order to capture my time freeze.
Here is my time freeze practice.
I did encounter some problems when composing my time freeze as the lighting in both footage was a touch different, as you can see from the video above. At first it didn't notice it at all until I was masking a path for the footage. Now that I have encountered this problem during my test shot stages I will make sure during the shoot that all lighting throughout is the same so I will not run into the same problem again.
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| Choosing the footage |
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| Watching the tutorial: Video CoPilot |
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| Turning down the Opacity in order to find the point of the time freeze |
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| Tutorial: VideoCopiot |
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| Tutorial: Time Remapping |
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| Enabling Time Remapping and adding keyframes |
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| Once I have added the keyframe I started on rotoscoping |
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| Tutorial: Rotoscoping |
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| More Rotoscoping |
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| Rotoscoping finally finished |
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| Added some mask expansion and some feather |
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| Turn the Opacity back up and ready to mask the path of the second person |
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| Masking the path |
Even though it is not the best time freeze ever created by a undergraduate student I still enjoyed the process of it. I had learnt a lot in rotoscoping, time remapping and masking. Overall I know that I can approach this again with less mistake.
I believe that my actual footage will be harder to edit due to there being more then two people in the footage all at once but it is an attempt I am willing to try.
You can find the tutorial here:
http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorial/time_freeze/
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