An Experiment
I just finished editing and authoring a DVD for a friend and I was left with his short film footage. So I started playing. These are the results:
Starting off here we have footage that originated on Super 16MM then transfered to DV for edit and export for DVD distribution. Here is the original footage clip:
This is what I did to it:
Looks strange, like Eraserhead strange but it's Big Wheels meets Sin City meets Charlie Chaplin!
The process: First I gave it the Sin City treatment by isolating the one color, this time red and limiting the rest of the colors in the Color Correction tool in FCP. Here is a great tutorial via Ken Stone. Then I treated the footage with a number of Nattress filters along with some Magic Bullet and was surprised on how great it looked. Not because I doubt Graeme's abilities or The Orphanage for that matter but I was impressed. Did a little time remapping and voila! What a difference!
Note: These clips are encoded with the H.264 codec so you will need Quicktime 7. Craaaaazy!
Starting off here we have footage that originated on Super 16MM then transfered to DV for edit and export for DVD distribution. Here is the original footage clip:
This is what I did to it:
Looks strange, like Eraserhead strange but it's Big Wheels meets Sin City meets Charlie Chaplin!
The process: First I gave it the Sin City treatment by isolating the one color, this time red and limiting the rest of the colors in the Color Correction tool in FCP. Here is a great tutorial via Ken Stone. Then I treated the footage with a number of Nattress filters along with some Magic Bullet and was surprised on how great it looked. Not because I doubt Graeme's abilities or The Orphanage for that matter but I was impressed. Did a little time remapping and voila! What a difference!
Note: These clips are encoded with the H.264 codec so you will need Quicktime 7. Craaaaazy!
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