Rotoscoping - Vincent Vega (part 2: rotoscoping to infinity)
have all the footage the next step is to convert those two hours of filming, in a beautiful videito 3 minutes. Tuesday, June 8, 2010
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Once the editing is finished, all that video is divided into frames (about 15 per second) and you're soon to start drawing and drawing and drawing until the computers take out tabletitas sparks. We
motion test to see how it would be the final product. There was delicious ... 12 to 16 hours.
and we have this:
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Rotoscoping - Vincent Vega (part 1: design, filming)
time ago I had the idea (or almost whim) that wanted to make a rotoscoping, ie an animation in which a scene is filmed first, and then draw on it, tracing frame by frame.
To get an idea of \u200b\u200bthe technique, the films "Waking Life" and "scanner darkly" of the great film director Richard Linklater were made with this technique.
I thought it was great that rotoscoping was done not only as animation, but as a video clip, images work together with a song.
With this in mind, a friend contacted me with a band that liked the idea of \u200b\u200banimation: the boys of Vincent Vega.
meet them (Mauri, Mati, Rorro) was a pleasure. Proposed ideas for the video great, rich and took the project a step further.
A little later he joined the team Berriel Manuel, who also contributed a lot to the script, and later worked with us in the film as assistant director.
Thanks to him we could have all perfectly arranged for two 12-hour days of filming, we could have all the material we needed.
also joined the project Sebastian Gonzalez, who worked on the script, story board, filming, and now is working with me in editing the footage and the arduous task of manually drawing around 3000 pictures.
A page from the story board (click to enlarge).
For the shoot we needed two actors who play a couple very contentious. We did a little casting with Tania Furtado Feurich and Nicholas (who are acutalmente working in Partnership in the play "Much Ado About Nothing") and the chemistry they had was perfect.
So almost no testing, work with them to film the main characters of the animation. Photos of the filming
:
As everything will be drawn, we had the luxury of doing things that can not afford on film, such as placing food made daily.
At left. Tania in the center Vincent boys touching, right Manu.
Nico Tania and Manu.
Rorro in his role as illuminator or "bolachinaman."
The third character in the film. Half-life was screwed up.
Tania.
Nico
Mati and Mauri while playing Vincent Vega. 
time ago I had the idea (or almost whim) that wanted to make a rotoscoping, ie an animation in which a scene is filmed first, and then draw on it, tracing frame by frame.
To get an idea of \u200b\u200bthe technique, the films "Waking Life" and "scanner darkly" of the great film director Richard Linklater were made with this technique.
I thought it was great that rotoscoping was done not only as animation, but as a video clip, images work together with a song.
With this in mind, a friend contacted me with a band that liked the idea of \u200b\u200banimation: the boys of Vincent Vega.
meet them (Mauri, Mati, Rorro) was a pleasure. Proposed ideas for the video great, rich and took the project a step further.
A little later he joined the team Berriel Manuel, who also contributed a lot to the script, and later worked with us in the film as assistant director.
Thanks to him we could have all perfectly arranged for two 12-hour days of filming, we could have all the material we needed.
also joined the project Sebastian Gonzalez, who worked on the script, story board, filming, and now is working with me in editing the footage and the arduous task of manually drawing around 3000 pictures.
A page from the story board (click to enlarge).
For the shoot we needed two actors who play a couple very contentious. We did a little casting with Tania Furtado Feurich and Nicholas (who are acutalmente working in Partnership in the play "Much Ado About Nothing") and the chemistry they had was perfect.
So almost no testing, work with them to film the main characters of the animation. Photos of the filming
:
Tania.
Nico
Mati and Mauri while playing Vincent Vega.
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