How was the shot of Sadako climbing out of the TV?

Sadako climbed out of the TV by borrowing photos and computer stunts.

Borrowing photography usually shoots the same scene from different angles, thus changing the relative positions of actors, props and scenery. In order to achieve this effect, this photography needs to try to find the relationship between the foreground (Sadako) and the background (TV) in the composition, so that the scenes are one after another, and the distance is adjusted to blend the two scenes.

In terms of special effects, the TV shell is used, and there is no screen and internal circuit. Instead, a curtain is hung at the position of the screen, and the actor who plays Sadako climbs to the front through the curtain from behind, and then the green curtain is processed into an ordinary TV screen on the computer, which looks like climbing out of the TV.

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The Ring of Midnight is adapted from the novel Ring of Midnight by the famous Japanese writer Yasuji Suzuki. It is a silent horror film in one go, with a total duration of 100 minutes. Its plot is not bloody and horrible, but it captures the audience's emotions by creating a suspense atmosphere, produces fantasies, and makes the audience breathless with excellent horror sound effects.

Sadako Yamamura, the eldest daughter of Heishiro Ishio, a researcher of superpowers, and Shizuko Yamamura of haunters (who has a younger brother who died young) have inherited their mothers' special abilities and have the superpowers to control human life and death.

Climbing out of TV is just to scare people. Sadako made the afterimage and curse in her deep memory with resentment, and sealed it in the video. Everyone who has seen the video will die after 7 days. The only way to save it is to make an extra copy of the video for others to see.

The methods of borrowing photography are listed as follows:

1, Hercules: One person stands a little closer to the camera, and the second person stands a little farther away. You can get rid of the Hercules effect by posing as needed and listening to the photographer's instructions to adjust the position.

2, a person standing in the distance, and near the end of the person raised a hand, listen to the photographer's instructions to adjust the position, giving people a feeling of standing on the hand.

3. Hold the kettle, get closer to the camera, aim at a string of clouds in the sky, and find the right angle. Of course, the shapes of the clouds should be consistent.