First rough pass for a personal project. Think i'll have a second pass over it for tie down and inbetweens, ive noted to make shoulders wider but all comments very welcome.
Thanks Christian, very unequivocal as usual, but I do agree. I thought id try to reference his scene, I realised my mistake after though i did learn from it! If I do pick up this shot again I plan on changing it, but for now im focusing on acting and character in other tests,.. and only referencing first hand. much betterer! :)
I thought i'd just mention that in this test I approached it with three different methods. The first third, from desk to picking up jacket was invented without reference, just straight ahead as I would normally start my scenes. The second, putting on of jacket, I used Milt Kahl's scene of Roger in 101 Dalmatians as reference. Which I later thought was a bad idea. The third, opening door to the end of scene, I filmed myself and used that as reference.
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OMG!
Can't wait to see the final result
great stuff Geoff, very naturalistic...well, other than the character being some kind of cat!
hmm. this looks like a bad copy of Milt Kahls scene of Roger in 101 Dalmations :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IOls6NGIso
No TieDown ever follwed. Did this project die?
Thanks Christian, very unequivocal as usual, but I do agree.
I thought id try to reference his scene, I realised my mistake after though i did learn from it!
If I do pick up this shot again I plan on changing it, but for now im focusing on acting and character in other tests,.. and only referencing first hand. much betterer! :)
I thought i'd just mention that in this test I approached it with three different methods. The first third, from desk to picking up jacket was invented without reference, just straight ahead as I would normally start my scenes. The second, putting on of jacket, I used Milt Kahl's scene of Roger in 101 Dalmatians as reference. Which I later thought was a bad idea. The third, opening door to the end of scene, I filmed myself and used that as reference.
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