Design Cinema - Designing for Science Fiction - Part 01
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Design Cinema - Designing for Science Fiction - Part 01
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I love it when he summarizes movies. "War in the future, world's destroyed some kinda dog trying to save a daughter"
Like he's heard every movie plot ever and is just tired of all of it's cliches.
Your videos are invaluable. Thank you for still doing these after so many years!
thaks for doing these youtube videos, really informative and interesting!
Feng I got to speak with Mark Goerner over the phone! I was so grateful that he took the time to speak to me about my work! Great guy!
I really enjoy this new format with "backstage" project developmant.
Love learning about this stuff. It really puts the entertainment industry into perspective. Can't wait for the next episode!
The best example of Post-Apocalyptic + Dark I can think of would be Pitch Black. Cheap and very effective.
Thank you so much feng! Its insane how good your videos are!!! Analyzing every design element without derailing from the broader picture, youre easily one of the best teachers I know.
Mark 19:22 science fiction categories . it's really useful informative.
13:00 Actually left side is 2001 and right side is Solaris from Tarkovsky.
These videos are awesome- I'm learning so much, and you're still doing this after so many years, even if it might cut into your actual work time. I'm so thankful!! You are awesome!!
SCIENCE FICTION ...
now you're talking my language.
Realy nice intro, looking forward for the next episode. Sci-fi is realy hard to design, so it's much use in watching pros doing it.
Very interesting video, thank you for taking the time to make these.
Great video. Science Fiction art books are the best, I have them all. There was nothing like this when I was a kid.
The best 2 futuristic aviation art books would have to be Icon by Frank Frazetta and Great Fighter Jets of the Galaxy 1 by Tim Gibson. Science fiction jets whizzing by at high speed -- what's not to like?
Feng! Thank you for your time and effort you put in this videos! Your videos are so great
Thanks for taking the time to make these!
i would love to see a normal workday in your life. Must be very packed!
Awesome!
thank you
Awesome Episode! Thanks!
Thank you so much for making these. Very insightful
Great!! Thanks a lot!
super cool videos thank you so much.
great new format !
Warcraft came out on June 10th 2016, not two years ago like you mentioned.
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos, this is helpfull and very interesting :)
Valerian is coming this year!
Excellent video, I really enjoyed it.
Never clicked on a video so fast.
thanks for the gold feng
The popsicle category is my fav.
Thank you!
Always love your videos, Feng!!
I haven't seen anyone make this argument yet. Not disagreeing with feng, I just want to point that out science fiction does have a grounded base ( which is science ). But many movies choose to ignore this fact, and go for the science fantasy route, which I argue is a lot more work. just my 2 cents
Woot thanks
It's so hard to find references to architecture/scenery of old london. i am open for suggestions. best thing so far was to buy Assassins Creed Syndicate and wander through the City of London.
7:25 It's not Italy, it's Dubrovnik in Croatia.
@FZDSCHOOL, Where did you get the hat?
your armor example doesn't hold up. Sci Fi settings work on the same premise of "bulkier armor > thin & light-weight armor" a lot of our cultural and social understanding can easily transfer to sci fi settings because we form a lot of global ideas of how the world works and sci fi settings can draw from that without an issue.
The Star Wars ship looks like a naval destroyer.
dragons have a long and cherished history in both europe and asia! mythology! the first inspiration for creatures has always been mythological. :) just saying.
actually first inspiration for creatures has been real life.
I would argue that, most superhero films are sci-fi.
Thumbnail looks like the shield over Scarif from Rogue One.
Fantasy is heavily referenced from real world and sci-fi is not. It's a myth.
Science Fiction is referenced from the real world as well. For example, back in the 80's, TNG had PADD which were extrapolated from future concepts of micro-computers. Military sci-fi draws heavily from real life hardware. Example, Edge Of Tommorow. Blade Runner drew from the heavy-urbanization of Hong Kong and Tokyo.
Ehm...the photograph at 13:04 it's not 2001. It is Solaris. I know I sound geek but...well...that's what it is. Bye!
small error. star wars does have anti-gravity.
I disagree with so much of what you're talking about. You can't compare a strange device that is weird and important you the plot to a HORSE. The better comparison would be some kind of magic crystal to the blade runner machine, in which case you still have to explain what it does. You used starships from 3 very different types of scifi movie. Those hallways did have something in common with each other, and fantasy hallways can be just as different.
Even taking that example: there are many crystals in real life and even historical "occult" information on how they were "used" or what they represent. A lot of culture based rituals in history as well. Runes are already a part of the popular culture so is tarot and many more things. Edit: Moreover you have "magic" in the most know religions, so it has been around for way longer than we have known that Earth is round.
Kristina but my point is that the general public doesn't know that stuff, you'll have to spend time explaining it in the same way you have to explain what the machine from event horizon does.
True, it also might be a cultural difference. Maybe I've met more superstitious people and those simply interested in "spirituality". I personally prefer fantasy over sci-fi, but lately have been more interested in much more variety of genres. However it's still rather hard for me to figure out how a real life camera works mechanically, or a gun.
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