Finally, an update! A new image from the gypsy flashback sequence has been added to the gallery. The sequence finished rendering two days ago. I spent today going in and doing some color correction within Premiere and animating & rendering a short addition to a shot, originally finished months ago, that had been bugging me.
Also, I've discovered that my plan of attack for post production has been shot to hell due to someone's short sightedness (or my lack of understanding the software) at Adobe. It turns out that Premiere Pro shipped with some nifty color correction plug ins that After Effects 7 doesn't share - meaning that after I go and color correct my footage in Premiere, once I bring the entire project into After Effects, it loses my changes. I'm testing out the possibility of rendering the whole movie out from the Premiere timeline as one gigantic AVI file prior to importing it into After Effects to apply the 3-D effect
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About Frankenstein vs the Wolfman
One man created by science.
The other cursed by fate.
Tonight, two icons of horror
Will come face to face
For the last time.
Frankenstein vs the Wolfman in 3-D is an animated short film created entirely on home computers. This blog is a chronicle of the making of the film.
The other cursed by fate.
Tonight, two icons of horror
Will come face to face
For the last time.
Frankenstein vs the Wolfman in 3-D is an animated short film created entirely on home computers. This blog is a chronicle of the making of the film.