I Made An Intro Sequence For A TV Show, By Myself, Using What I Had At Home
I have made an intro sequence for a fictitious show named “Isolation” entirely alone, inside my rented apartment, during quarantine. I used a small chromakey backdrop, 3 lights and a miniature house I also built myself. It was made for an international video contest. The miniature took me 2 days to make, shooting was about 2 days too and the editing took me about 2 weeks. I couldn’t deliver the project on time, so I was disqualified. (Author stops typing to cry a little bit. Beat. 5 minutes later:) But the video turned out pretty cool and here I show you guys how I did it! Hope it inspires you!
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Final Sequence
“Behind the Scenes” comparison – Chromakey Vs Final Shot
Building the miniature house
Shooting the miniature house
Lights, Camera, Karate chop!
Making the final shot
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We didn't get our video submitted in time in 2020 for a local film challenge. We thought we had but I don't know if it just didn't upload in time or if it didn't upload at all but that hurts getting disqualified when you've put so much work into it. Ours was a 48 challenge for a 5 minute short. This is great and the behind the scenes photo's are a great touch! I'm jealous of your camera!
48 hour film project? I've been there too! :p
Load More Replies...We didn't get our video submitted in time in 2020 for a local film challenge. We thought we had but I don't know if it just didn't upload in time or if it didn't upload at all but that hurts getting disqualified when you've put so much work into it. Ours was a 48 challenge for a 5 minute short. This is great and the behind the scenes photo's are a great touch! I'm jealous of your camera!
48 hour film project? I've been there too! :p
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