Fake walls?

[dvdguy]

Hey filmmakers,

Do any of you know how to make your own "fake-wall"? I decided im gonna turn my room into a small studio so I need to make a few walls available for future changes and because its more efficient space-wise for lighting

anyone? any experience?

thanks

 

[IndieBudget]

@ IndieBudget - Yeah I know But ill try to make panning possible horizontally and not vertically. And what do you mean with "imaginary item"?

I used an image to build a set that I shot in my garage like the below :

"BEFORE"

"AFTER" - The brick walls , signs and lights are "CGI / Imaginary items "

Below is the short film I used the set in.. http://vimeo.com/11566997

 

[dvdguy]

@ IndieBudget - Yeah I know But ill try to make panning possible horizontally and not vertically. And what do you mean with "imaginary item"?

I used an image to build a set that I shot in my garage like the below :

"BEFORE"

"AFTER" - The brick walls , signs and lights are "CGI / Imaginary items "

Below is the short film I used the set in.. http://vimeo.com/11566997

Interesting. Guess thats all post. well done with that short!

 

[Aegis]

If you have some money to spare, try finding a local vacuum-form shop - we're using the one in Pinewood Film Studios for our feature and a 7' x 5' panel costs £13 + VAT - we're ordering a whole bunch of 'em

http://www.hoopershomes.com/bracketmedia/vacformshop/index.htm

This stuff looks amazing when it's painted up!

 

[escher]

If you have some money to spare, try finding a local vacuum-form shop - we're using the one in Pinewood Film Studios for our feature and a 7' x 5' panel costs £13 + VAT - we're ordering a whole bunch of 'em

http://www.hoopershomes.com/bracketmedia/vacformshop/index.htm

This stuff looks amazing when it's painted up!

Brilliant! I wonder if there are any of those places in Seattle...