My latest kids' sci-fi movie
I put our latest short movie together using mostly Hitfilm with a Canon 700D. Our little team is still learning the ropes re acting and I'm still learning how to keep the camera focused. I tried to give it a Western theme, although obviously not a patch on FilmRiot's latest collaboration (but I did get there first with the windmill opening scene first, Ha Ha!)
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StormyKnight Moderator, Website User, Ambassador, Imerge Beta Tester, HitFilm Beta Tester Posts: 2,729 Ambassador
Wait a minute.......was that the same car at the end?
Great job girls! Good mix of levity and seriousness.
Good job with the effects too, @George147 !
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Love it!
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Did you create that intro text 100% in Hitfilm? Looks awesome
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i really enjoyed that, and its something i need to do, i just do the small effect clips and not a story, appart from my iron kid, which had a kind of story line, a little comedy in there also (with the glass`s) keeps you keen to watch more....
the only criticism i have and i hope you dont mind, as a learning thing, i would have made the beam wider to match the size of the hologram
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Andy001z Moderator, Website User, Ambassador, Imerge Beta Tester, HitFilm Beta Tester Posts: 2,981 Ambassador
Well @George147 that was brilliant. Some really nice opening shots and good use of the camera angles through out. The girls acting was pretty solid throughout and I am sure they will get better.
Your VFX was well placed and nicely done. The hologram was spot on and I liked the mix of praticle and vfx for the power potion.
You just earnt a Sub and Like for that video. Well done team.
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Thanks for the kind comments. I used a pre-made animated background for the intro and just added the text to it. The car was a second car belonging to Glitter Girl. Part 1 of the movie explains it. I must confess I used mostly AE for GG 2:Part 1 because I needed to create a 3D robot inside AE using the free Cinema 4D plugin but otherwise I much prefer Hitfilm. It is much faster on my PC to composite, preview and render out final sequences.