aalenfae said:
Burdokva said:
How could I not have seen this before ? Amazing videos, watched them all and was sad when they were over - I want to see the entire movie now !
A question - it seems that you've slightly slowed down CGI scenes, am I correct ? I think it looks much better now. Details can be more easily seen and appreciated, and movement has a sense of weight. Computer animator tend t accelerate everything far beyond normal, and it looks fake.
The displays are great ! Also, love your work on the fate of the Invisible Hand. Always hated that in RotS it seemed to be crewed with morons who had no clue what they were doing. Looks like a competent crew now.
As to your special effect.. no words ! Amazing !
One suggestion - have you considered adding film grain ? I know I'm a minority in this but I think film grain adds a lot to a movie when it's not excessive.
Thanks! I'm glad you like them! I can't wait until I can finally say I'm done, haha.
I may have retimed some of the CGI scenes, as I've entirely reconstructed the shot order of some of the scenes. It gives me a lot more flexibility with stuff like that.
I am considering doing some overarching visual effects once I finish the film, which might be trying to achieve a more film-like appearance. Grain, wobble, and some slight lens distortion are in order.
mrbenja:
Really, to remove music - I have to remove EVERYTHING. Mithrandir got a decent music removal process, but it has low fidelity for sound effects, and certain frequencies of dialogue.
For any music I replace, I have to replace everything.
The shot at the docks has no music in the original cut, so that was easy.
timdiggerm:
As for the Death Star cue, I'm not wild about it either. What I would really want, is to get a clever musician to get me that exact cue in a major key.
Though I do think the cue works well after Anakin's darker look at the end of the scene, as well as an indication that things start to get bad from this point on.
This is what we were discussing in another thread. There isn't a 100% effective tool for music removal. In the end you'll always end up replacing everything. What I tried to do is to achieve a way to isolate dialogue, in order to be able to replace longer shots and acted shots.
But if done right (which I didn't) it would be a very long process. Firstly you have to remove most of the music leaving the lines untouched (as possible), then you would have to silence or mute the resulting audio in all the parts that aren't dialogue and haven't been rmoved. Only then you would be getting a more or less decent dialogue track.
After that, rebuilding all the audio effects (or the new effects from the OT) in the right spots and in dolby 5.1 would be a quite heavy task too. And once you combine those two, dialogue and SFX, only then you start thinking of the music.
No magic tools, as said, so even if doing all that there isn't a guaranty that you'd be getting something with good quality.