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#161425 - 06/28/05 12:26 PM slow motion??
wee_gareth Newbie Registered: 03/12/05 Posts: 14 Loc: Belfast, N.Ireland	hey, i am going to film a martial arts film and was wondering is it possible, and would it look realistic if i where to do the moves in the film slowly then speed the film up in editing?? what are your thoughts?? _________________________ Never trust a skinny cook.
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#161426 - 06/28/05 02:28 PM Re: slow motion?? [Re: wee_gareth]
Cord Prolific Registered: 01/13/05 Posts: 11399 Loc: Cambridge UK.	It wont work, mainly because when it is sped up, the 'linking' movements (head tilts/movements, stepping, hand movements, blinking, breathing etc) will look jerky and ruin the whole illusion. Sorry, it was used to a certain degree in certain episodes of things like 'Man From Uncle' in the 60's and 70's, and always looked rubbish _________________________ Don't let the door hit ya' where the good lord split ya' http://cord.mybrute.com
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#161427 - 06/28/05 03:10 PM Re: slow motion?? [Re: Cord]
Kintama Professional Poster Registered: 04/17/05 Posts: 2724 Loc: Massachusetts	well...wait a minute, what Cord said is true...but if you are making a comedy, it will work fine.
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#161428 - 06/28/05 05:21 PM Re: slow motion?? [Re: Kintama]
Warwolph Member Registered: 05/26/05 Posts: 160	cord's right... why do you want to do them slowly? if you do the movements at the correct speed, they should look good enough! slowing down movements can also have a great effect, that's why so many action movies do them
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