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rolyateel said:[..]Green View of room and some test renders attached below
For rolyateel to make one of these pictures (so called 'renderings') the computer needs a lot of time, maybe hours? Best to conserve camera movements no orbiting or panning just show fixed camera positions:
Camera One_
Background picture: _http://img696.imageshack.us/img696/1038/sottvertset009.jpg
Sott anchor shown sitting in one of the chairs, green screened, [videomasked], reading the news, camera is very slowly zooming in.
Camera Two_
Background from new angle:
_http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/3537/sottvertset008.jpg
Alternate fixed camera position, slowly zooming in or out shows Sott news anchor few seconds only, then gets back to Camera One_ as in the Buckwheat Castle videos.
Camera Three_ cuts in: recorded separately
Background from new angle:
_http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/6672/sottvertset007small.jpg
Sott Anchor looks up from the papers and announces:
- "And now for UK & Euro-Asian News!"
Professional TV techniques like panning, orbiting camera would be great, but these would need 24 pictures for a second created by rolyateel. Rendering these could be done by multiple people creating similar rendering software configuration.
Advantages of fixed camera viewpoint:
Charts, pictures sliding in, while Sott anchor speaks and pulls in these diagrams with a move of hand - think of clouds swimming on-screen in weather report - would be fairly easy to make in After Effects or similar video editing programs.
Sott anchors:
Don't wear anything green, because you will be the partly invisible man.