Yes, I know its expensive to get a real bird. Especially someone who is a beginner like me.
I'm a director working on a possibly-5-minute-short. It'll be a horror about a fictional, scary bird and will take place in the woods.
For most part of the film, the bird will either be hidden or will appear in the form of a shadow but at the end, the bird has to show up under low key lighting, for about 30-35 seconds.
So please suggest me some methods that I can adopt to pull this thing off. I have fair amount of knowledge in digital matte painting, camera mapping. I've got these softwares: Adobe CS6 Master Collection and cinema 4d.
Is there a CGI method for this? I'm ready to learn and work it out. Problem is that, the so-called professional animators and graphic designers in our country aren't as good. Their works look so amateurish and they suck. That is exactly why Big Production houses here in India refer to Foreign VFX companies for CGI. So I must do this thing by myself and believe me, I'm a good learner
I'm a director working on a possibly-5-minute-short. It'll be a horror about a fictional, scary bird and will take place in the woods.
For most part of the film, the bird will either be hidden or will appear in the form of a shadow but at the end, the bird has to show up under low key lighting, for about 30-35 seconds.
So please suggest me some methods that I can adopt to pull this thing off. I have fair amount of knowledge in digital matte painting, camera mapping. I've got these softwares: Adobe CS6 Master Collection and cinema 4d.
Is there a CGI method for this? I'm ready to learn and work it out. Problem is that, the so-called professional animators and graphic designers in our country aren't as good. Their works look so amateurish and they suck. That is exactly why Big Production houses here in India refer to Foreign VFX companies for CGI. So I must do this thing by myself and believe me, I'm a good learner
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