I first of all need to shoot a person in the head at a close view and i need brains to splatter like in "saving private ryan" but I have no idea how.I also need to shoot a scene of a car ramming into a tree and a guy flying through the windshield,any ideas how???
Thank You
"Metal never dies it only hides" -Aaron
"Metal never dies it only hides"- Aaron
if anything is worth doing, then it's worth doing frame by frame...you are looking down the barrel of many many hours of editing good luck
mattyz
mattyz if anythings worth doing, then it's worth doing frame by frame
Coming from a "low to no budget" filmmaker, Apple sauce and food coloring makes great brains. It works better if you make the sauce yourself from real apples.
Lightly beat the apples without breaking the skin, then inject the food coloring.
Checkout "Requesting feedback on special effects clips I did" by Joe-Mamma under newbie questions.
"Try not. Do, or do not. There is no try."
"Try not. Do, or do not. There is no try." - Yoda
We had a headshot in a short film we did called 'Once Upon A Mime' seen here ?url? http://www.reelfilms.co.uk/?/url?
We accomplished this using the garden sprayer/compressed air technique, which filmed from a side angle, turned out ok. Here is a step by step guide of that technique: ?url? http://www.exposure.co.uk/eejit/blood/?/url?
An older film on our site called 'Scope' has a very quick shot of someone going over the bonet of a car, this was done with a really badly constructed green screen and a bit of time in Adobe After Effects, and again it doesn't look too bad!
Hope this helps!
Hey, if you want a decent looking head shot, check out 'Shawn of the Dead'. There's a head basically exploding from a gun shot from behind. The special features has a pretty detailed explanation of how they did it, too.
'In the life that man creates for himself, he too, creates his demise... and his legacy.'
'In the life that man creates for himself, he too, creates his demise... and his legacy.'
