06-03-2016 02:22 AM
06-03-2016 05:10 AM
06-03-2016 07:57 PM
live action
noun
action in films involving filming real people or animals, as contrasted with animation or computer-generated effects.
06-04-2016 07:08 AM
it does not change the fact that most movie today, are not live action, since they include almost all green screen keying, matte painting, special effects, planned stunts, adding or removing props in CGI etc...
So you probably would need to choose to create you movie more like a game, with CGI rather that just shooting it, if you really want it to be VR. Actors would be "emulated" by CGI clones.
Only exception: Porn , real TV and theater (if you get rid of the goold old stage,backstage etc...)
06-04-2016 08:09 AM
06-04-2016 08:55 AM
no , 360 video can be great , but it not because it exists it must be everywhere.
it like 3D and VR. something can be nicer or better in 3D or VR, but it can be also totally irrelevant.
06-04-2016 08:02 PM
nosys70 said:
it does not change the fact that most movie today, are not live action, since they include almost all green screen keying, matte painting, special effects, planned stunts, adding or removing props in CGI etc...
So you probably would need to choose to create you movie more like a game, with CGI rather that just shooting it, if you really want it to be VR. Actors would be "emulated" by CGI clones.
Only exception: Porn , real TV and theater (if you get rid of the goold old stage,backstage etc...)
06-05-2016 12:22 PM
you can do a live action movie, but it will be boring like hell.
And you will have to skip on most of what makes a movie , shooting grammar, using all the tricks from
camera. Basically using the frame (what is in and what is not and the scale, close-up, pano, wide etc..) , the transition, the depth of field, the point of view, all that is hardly usable in VR without using a lot of caution (or not using it at all)
Sterescopic (3D ) brought already a lot of limitation, but that's nothing in regard of What VR asks for.
VR movie is not just saying it is like a classical movie but just with a wider field of view.
just imagine a scene in a car, where do you shoot from, the driver seat, the passenger, the rear seat, from outside.
and if several passengers are having a conversation, how the spectator spots who is speaking and turn to the right direction ?
imagine they are looking for somebody, and suddenly a passenger shout "Hey, he is here !" , how the spectator guess what direction he needs to look.
Chance are you spectator will always be a bit late on what happens in the movie, so you have to slow down the action a lot, give clues about the immediate action.
I mean it is a lot of work, and not sure the result give a nice story to look at.
06-05-2016 07:00 PM
you will have to skip on most of what makes a movie , shooting grammar,
imagine they are looking for somebody, and suddenly a passenger shout "Hey, he is here !" , how the spectator guess what direction he needs to look.
06-06-2016 12:46 AM