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Wednesday, September 5th, 2007
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2:50p
Well believe it or not, I've found something that works in this scene. At the moment the solution has been done in demo mode and edited into the editing. Which basically mean's I've used the demo version of a software product to determine what it would look like, and it's actually quite an expensive piece of software as yet not purchased. Now well I could look at a second solution, but really considering how dam cool it look's with the current solution, in term's of creating the desired effect, I don't know if I could go for the cheaper option...although I might just buy the cheaper option to see what it looks like, other than that, sequencing is running to fit dialogue as per the script, and the first four sentences have just been uttered....how amazing is that.....
I want to buy another computer....did I mention that ??
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9:42p
So pretty much winding it up for the day, what I thought would take a whole day didn't, so I ended up doing a little bit of experimenting, and got some really nice results. Problem is I'm trying to maintain some consistency in the production, so you know when I've done the acid mix, and black and white renders, that's actually some of the more interesting gear visually at the moment because it's different to what I'm actually doing, however what I am doing is interesting, but my eye's are so use to seeing it, it seems kind of dull if you know what I mean. Like the re : recoverable disc that I write over each time I update when I watch it to determine if it's looking okay, I have to watch the whole thing from the beginning because there's no way to fast forward it....which is kind of frustrating, I guess you could say...
Anyway I might try and get a few more seconds out the way.......I am working in seconds you know.....then have a shower....
Night for all...all for night...night and night...night and right.
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11:13p
You know they say beauty is only skin deep, and they may be right, but ugliness, that goes right through to the bone.
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