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KVEW had sent 12 “beauty’ shots on beta which I converted to Quicktime movies to be used in the various opens.
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The movie was scaled slightly to lose the timing delay bar (the black edge that sometimes appears from the analog to digital conversion), then squashed a bit to fit in the lower portion of the screen... Plus to give it a slight cinematic feel (fig. 29). The Levels were tweaked (99.999% of all video that I bring in is adjusted with Levels), and a slight Glow was added to bring out the highlights (fig. 30) Each video clip was treated differently depending upon the image. |
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To dissolve a portion of the movie into the background. A Hard Light transfer Mode was selected and again, the mask keyframes of the blue background layer were copied (fig. 31) and applied to the balloon layer...
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The layer was placed underneath the arc and a greyscale mask was used... |
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So that the arc wiped away the image. The arc didn’t travel low enough so the layer was dissolved out over 15 frames as the arc traveled down.
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The final balloon. |
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