Special effects in film shooting

"T 1 The special effects used in early shooting were reported in the CCTV movie Magic. There is such a detail in the shooting tidbits: several modelers made the upper body of the robot, with two levers under it, and several people carried it like a sedan chair. At the same time, two people use a pole connected to the robot arm to make it swing like a puppet. There are also some panoramic shots taken by the above-mentioned freeze-time delay animation method.

Later, the T series relied on computer stunts, and the static lens used an equal-scale model. "

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The following text is based on my own understanding to reply:

Early stage: Cooperate with the actors, take them to a photography studio, stick sensitive points on the actors, and let them do some actions they often do: running, jumping, walking, holding a gun, driving, etc. , and capture the three-dimensional image of the actor with a special camera;

Mid-term: according to the shooting script, give the actors more angles if necessary.

Post-stage: Import the actors' shapes captured in the early stage into 3d production software such as Maya and 3dsmax, and then use 3D software to cover the actors' body parts in the filmed film with a layer called "texture" according to the needs of the script. This production cost is very high, and there are special film and television companies to assist in the production; Of course, I want to save the shooting cost, assemble a graphic workstation myself, and find people who know how to make and edit movies. People who know how to make film and television editing refer to those who can use hard film and television editing software such as Adobe Premiere and Apple FinalCut, and can make post-production of film and television special effects: according to the needs of the script, the appearance of semi-robot actors will naturally change skin ...)

I learned from the Internet that the company that made Terminator went bankrupt.

Added the evaluation and behind-the-scenes production of reprinting Terminator movies.

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This is just found out, and there are some key points in it. I hope I can help you.