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17Visual Special Effects 1. Stage Effects--from live theatre; do not involve special manipulation w/ the camera; e.g.: * makeup (e.g., latex bladders) * puppets * "men in suits" * mechanical devices/robots * rear-screen & front-screen projection * models/miniatures--(slightly optical??) 2. Optical Effects--optical equipment (i.e., cameras, optical printer) is used to manipulate images; e.g.: a. Motion effects-- * stop motion animation * manipulations of movement (fast motion, slow motion (slo-mo), reverse motion, freeze frames) b. In-camera shots-- * glass shots * forced perspective c. Composite shots-- * double exposure * mattes, matte paintings * greenscreening (or, bluescreening)183. Digital Effects--computer required, e.g.: * computer composite shots * computer-generated images (CGI--images that never existed outside of the computer; including digital mattes) * motion capture/performance capture (originally from animation) ALSO: * motion-control cinematography Note: Rear- and front-screen projection, matting (with and without greeenscreening), glass shots, forced perspective, and digital effects can have very similar results. Very often, even I can’t


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CSU COM 221 - Visual Special Effects

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