Saturday, September 8, 2007
Sound Tests - Hope and Anchor Hotel
Test 1
Test 2
Test 3
Labels:
location,
sound FSE356,
tavern scene,
test footage
Location Scouting for Uncle Bulo's Abode - Rosny Cottage
On our continuing mission to find the best possible locations myself and Alan Jennison visit Rosny Farm to have a look at their cottage.
Visit the Rosny Farm website and see what it has to offer!
The numbers represent the items which should not appear in shot or will need digital altering in Post Production.
Visit the Rosny Farm website and see what it has to offer!
The numbers represent the items which should not appear in shot or will need digital altering in Post Production.
Thursday, September 6, 2007
Wednesday, September 5, 2007
Costumes - Alan Jennison
Tuesday, September 4, 2007
Test build for Uncle Bulo's Abode
The original plan was to build a small set for Uncle Bulo's Abode so last week I attempted a test build.
Unfortunately the brushwood looked horrible when it was hung up so I decided to use it on the floor. The idea would be to composite a background during post production, however this may been unsuccessful.
It seems finding an existing location would be a better choice.
Unfortunately the brushwood looked horrible when it was hung up so I decided to use it on the floor. The idea would be to composite a background during post production, however this may been unsuccessful.
It seems finding an existing location would be a better choice.
Monday, September 3, 2007
Rough Cut - Finale
This scene is also missing a few shots...
Labels:
Droughty Point,
finale,
gigh,
mr. trollins,
panache
Costumes - Hobart Repertory
John Andrews (Uncle Bulo) has been digging around the Hobart Repertory's costume department for some suitable attire for the characters. Here's some suitable items he's come up with.
He models them so well doesn't he?
He models them so well doesn't he?
For Gigh
For Uncle Bulo
Looks kind of Northern African Nomad, but may be suitable.
Looks like a blue Darth Sidious cloak. We'd need to do something with the arms.
Sunday, September 2, 2007
Sound Tests - Droughty Point
In addition to the photographs Alan Jennison and myself conducted some microphone tests to determine how noticable the wind noise was. With the aid of a fluffy windsock the noise was reduced but there are still traces of it - a wonderful musical score would hide them nicely.
Test 1
Test 2 - No Windsock
Test 3
Test 4
Test 5
Test 6
Test 7
Test 8
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