Tutorial on Cinematography - How to Shoot Rear Screen Projection
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- The Cinematographer's best kept secrets
Director/Cinematographer Matthew Rosen demonstrates a practical, good looking alternative to chroma key for invisible composites.
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Ive been growing up seeing your commercials and now I am able to see the craft behind the curtain, what a day to be alive. Thank you sir, your tutorials are much appreciated!
That freight plane.....DC-3, indestructible!!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 Great vid, great education.
That you for sharing, this is great, and solves a motion-capture issue I have. Your result looks seamless... the depth of field seems more real than any CG background. Fooled me. 🏆
Learning so much from your posts sir!
Dis channel? Pure gold.
Extremely helpful! I've been wanting to try this, since it somewhat more realistically casts ambient light upon the subjects from behind (based on what is actually in the projected scene). Can't wait to get started. Thanks!
Nice! These old school rear and front projection techniques are amazing... nice to capture it all in camera, and give some more immersion for the actors. Cheers for posting! :)
I can't beleive anoyone is sill using this filming technique)))
I thought I'm the only one who does this)))
Great! This is a wonderful tutorial. Easy to watch too
Very informative and awesome as always. Thank you so much
Great practical info! Thanks!
fav channel.. amazing in all aspects.
I remember this practical effect being used on the first Superman movie!
I remember it from Sunset Boulevard when they're going shopping, and to see DeMille!
wow, thanks! I have a projector I've never used for parties- now I can use it to make a movie I'm working on!!!
Amazing work, sir!
Wow, you just defined the word concise.
Excellent content.
Your content is stellar!
VERY HELPFUL VIDEO - ALL THE BEST !!!
Lol, I recognize these commercials. They were yours? Woah throwback
This is awesome!
great technique, thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this. I was planning on using chroma key for some car shots, though rear screen projection seems like it would have better results.
Alternate hello, I was planning to shoot a car commercial in my house studio. I decided to use a projector for the background and started to search RUclips to see if there was any information. Then I ended up here. This is the most realistic looking one. I couldn’t tell it was a projected if i didn’t know. So have you ended up making your commercial? I was wondering which one is better. Front projection or rear projection? I only have 10 by 12 feet white screen and a good quality full HD projector with good contrast. With this one I can only do front projection. What kind of screen do I need for a rear projection? Do you know? I already ordered a scale car and it’s coming in 2 days. I’d appreciate if you can share some experience. Thank you very much.
Great video. Thanks
I was hoping the reversal would be the guy looking up Un Chien Andalou and not being able to handle it.
thank you sir
Is the final ad online someplace?
A comment about frame synchronisation would have been helpful. Maybe modern video has a lag time or auto synchs but it is importance surely?
Thid was great thanks for posting
Not sure if you’re still answering questions but how would you go about getting access to a plane inside or out? Cheapest to most expensive options.
Nobody ever explains how the projector gets the image on the screen. Does the picture show on both sides of the screen? Nobody ever talks about this part.
Yes. The screen is a rear screen designed to show the picture on the front when the image is projected on the back.You can rent them. It looks like 216 or tracing paper. A plain shower curtain can do the trick. or a plain white bed sheet. But the sheet brings down the contrast.
@@kinetek2881 thanks
Check out the "Oblivion" Sky Tower behind the scenes footage for a really great front projection set.
Just did. That's what brought me to this video. They did it around the entire set. If I could figure out how to do it on an almost no budget, I'd totally do projection over green screen
thank you, master.
Which projectors did you use? The fan noise could affect the audio recording, i guess
Awesome , but how you light your actor and keep in the same time lighting away from the screen , kindly may you explain this
Great video! What about projector flickering?
Its shutter is synced with the camera shutter
It is called Refresh Rate. Simply reduce the monitor, screen refresh rate.
What's the name of the commercial? I know I saw it before
What a cheap way to impress you friends on facebook :D
now it is virtual production
Awesome....wondering if anyone knows how much space is needed to project an image that will appear to be 10'x12'? and what kind of screen material is used?
Depends on the projector and lens. Many projectors have interchangeable lenses to adjust for different throw lengths, even for steep angles. Check out the app ProjectorPro as it gives you a graphic representation with dimensions for a good number of models. Rent a rear projection screen from a rental house, and build your set pieces around it - or, go on the cheap and use a shower curtain like he said he did here ;)
Or a big, neutral silk diffuser, if you have one.
how high was your ISO?
This was shot on Red Epic. At the time 350 iso gave the best contrast. If i shot it today with a Red I'd go 800 iso
Great! 👍 But not for a zero budget film 😥
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