Subtle Multiplane Camera
What’s a retelling of Cinderella without a scene featuring the lead character arriving at the ball and the Prince taking notice? In this scene, we again use a multiplane camera technique to create a subtle, yet slightly 3D effect of the chandeliers passing by.
Another simple, yet effective technique used in the scene was the flipping of Crawford's animation over, re-coloring it, and letting it serve as a reflection on the floor. Both of these effects and the rest of the eye-candy was created by G. Brian Reynolds. Nice work, Brian.
To see a few seconds of the animation, Click here.
To see an over-scan of the animation, Click here.
To see our other post regarding the Multiplane Camera, Click here.
Enjoy!
~ Russ Harris
“Crawford the Cat Classics – Cinderella” is the pilot for a proposed new series of hour-long TV Specials featuring the characters from “Crawford"s Corner”
Have you guys ever considered using 3d for some of the Multiplane effects?
ReplyDeleteNot yet. So far we haven't had a show where a mix of 2D and 3D would serve the production best. But one never knows about the future. Thanks for the comment.
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