How an indie filmmaker shot on an LED Wall (Virtual production)
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2023
- Part 2 of the series on the MAKING OF sci-fi short film KILLING OF A MACHINE shot at Brilliant Screens Studios.This film utilized Virtual Production ICVFX techniques shooting on both Greenscreen and LED wall. We used Unreal Engine 5.
Starring Ben Prendergast (APEX LEGENDS, GOD OF WAR: RAGNAROK) and David Huynh (THE SINNER, STAR TREK: STRANGE NEW WORLDS).
Expected release in 2024. Subscribe and follow me for updates!
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BTS Video shot and edited by Cameron Dinwiddie
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This is an incredible BTS video, really inspiring for a lot of filmmakers.
As someone who dreamed about making a film utilizing virtual production. I am inspired to learn more Unreal engine. Especially with the release of 5.3! 🔥🔥
Thank you so much brother! Thanks for helping me on this project!!!
Not sure why, maybe it's lack of sleep lately, but this made me emotional??
The fact that you were able to get the funding, get the crew, AND you built your bridge while crossing is just crazy to me. I'm happy the stars aligned for you and you and the crew should take pride in all your collective hard work!!
Thank you so much for the kind words! It hasn’t been easy probly the most difficult film I’ve tried to make but seeing comments like yours really makes me think it’ll all be worth it.
Great video!
Wow! Absolutely cannot understate the importance of your background in directing, however, the willingness to push the boundaries on the tech side (much of it you learned yourself / on the fly) is the cherry on top.
Thank you for being part of it brother!
Amazing video! This is going to be a great resource for the increasing number of indie filmmakers that understand the power of these new storytelling tools.
Thank you bro!
A beautiful journey honestly says to really appreciate your hard work And what you got is amazing. I am also a CG environment artist
Amazing! Been looking into learning unreal myself soon too. Thanks for making this. Feeling motivated
Yes! Especially for action Vis this is such a useful tool.
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Can't wait to see it.
Thank you Chris! We're almost finished with post.
Underrated channel. Subbed
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Very inspiring!
Thank you brother
You mention always use haze. Doesn’t that affect how your key comes out?
We didn’t have any issues, but yeah I guess it’s something to watch out for.
Would you still do green screen in UE over led wall? If so can you explain why? I’m looking at doing GS for my film over led wall.
Yeah I would but it depends on your project. GS allows more freedom to change things after, while LED you're locked into that VFX. In many cases, productions ended up doing rotoscope on their ICVFX shots.
GS is less expensive to do, faster to do, and not as much pressure to "get it right". If you have reflective material on your character though, the LED wall will look better. So you gotta weigh your options according to your resources what is needed for shots.
And the markers do you need them still in UE? Or did you have a second camera since UE5 can only do one camera at a time. Not sure how to remove them in UE
@@sybexstudio do you mean the markers we put up on the GS? We did that as backup tracking just in case our actual camera tracking didn't work. It actually saved me in the end.
We did the composition inside After Effects so there it was easy to just mask out and do the regular key.
Ah I thought you recorded everything live there like in OBS to synch everything on set. How did you isolate background and actor with movement to later comp in post?
@@sybexstudio so we have the live footage on GS, which is then keyed to remove all the green so that all we have is the character.
Then that image is comped with the background from UE. To get this background plate, I imported the camera tracking data into UE and attached it to my virtual camera in the virtual environment, framing it up to the location it's suppose to be for the shot. Then I rendered that video sequence out using sequencer so I had just a background video.
Some more work was done in After Effects to add some atmosphereic elements, to really blend the 2 pieces.
Feel free to reach out if you need a better explanation!
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Dam dude, this is awesome! I wish you guys were here in the Las Vegas area. I've been looking for a group like this.
I’m sure you can find one there’s a big community of filmmakers and unreal folks there!