For the first shot we will be using again a combination of techniques. We start with a real flower in its end position, that is to say in full bloom and close to camera. We will then pull in backward toward the opening in the box. Then in After Effects we will begin to incrementally twist and downsize the flower until it disappears back into the Lux box. All of that then will be sped up and put in reverse so we get the magical desired movement of the flower emerging from the box. From a medium wide the two other people in the elevator, as if they know whats about to happen, lunge forward towards the Lux box as if it were a bomb about to explode.
Cut to wide just as the box is about to explode! But no, instead an elegant flower pops out like a balloon and playfully levitates in front of our hero. The other two breathe a sigh of relief just before Boom! From a close up we see the flowers come exploding from the box
he following is intended as a brief overview of my approach to the agency boards. The boards work quite well but I certainly look forward to embellish each frame with a bit of simple cinematic storytelling that will make the most of this playful and effective storyline. The look will be unmistakably
“Beauty” and set design will echo the Lux aesthetic and the overall premium feel we would expect. The performance, although playful and humorous will not become slapstick and comedy, rather the vibe will remain “charming” and stylish.
From the first frame we need to incorporate our Lux celebrity Deepika via pre-existing footage. She takes on the role of our Narrator as she gives us a “shhh” as if she knows what's about to happen to our unsuspecting cast.
We open on an establishing shot as elevator doors open in an environment that echoes the wood striped wall from the Deepika footage. Shot from a reverse angle our hero steps away from our camera as she enters the opening doors of an elevator. She abruptly turns 180o (with a bag of groceries in hand) to face camera as she joins two others already going up.
"Ding, the elevator doors begin to close. We cut to a medium close up of our hero as she can't help to be drawn to the bar of Lux thats sits at the top of the bag ( shot at 50fps ). Like unwrapping a box of chocolate the temptation is too strong as she delicately begins to open the Lux box. Cut to Medium Profile as we see the two other riders act surprisingly alarmed.
Back to close up on the Lux box as what appears to be the petals of a flower begin to magically push its way out of the corner of the box. This, as in all of the flower effects throughout the commercial, will be a combination of live action and post generated composting of real elements and some CG effects . The goal is to create these effects using real elements in camera and then using composites of real elements and at times 3D graphics to sort of fill in the blanks. The priority in all effect situations will be to put the “Live Action “ approach first. Meaning the bases for all of the shots will be to rig some real flowers in the set with the actors and then manipulate them via rigging to give them the animated sense of flying, floating, levitating and exploding in a manner that is custom-designed for each set up. Then most of the flowers will be composited for maximum post control. The underlying reason for using the real elements as opposed to 3D is to help insure the realistic and premium look and feel of the flowers-we want the viewer to be able to almost smell them.
in a medium close straight towards camera. When we cut back to a wide we see the elevator filled with pink flowers that kind of settle like bobbing balloons that crowd our three cast members in what is now a truly memorable elevator ride.
The commercial continues more of less as shown in the storyboard. When we cut to the wide city shot we’ll use CG to create the scale of flowers drifting on the breeze, but enhance this with real flowers composited close to camera for maximum beauty.
We are still finessing the angles and actions a bit but will otherwise stay closely to the agency boards. The most relevant aspect that I'd like to underscore here is the use of real elements as the basis for all of the effect shots to be composited. But our performances that connect with the viewer and the romancing of the pack and product will always stay at the forefront of this spot. I look forward to going in to more detail as we move forward.
For the first shot we will be using again a combination of techniques. We start with a real flower in its end position, that is to say in full bloom and close to camera. We will then pull in backward toward the opening in the box. Then in After Effects we will begin to incrementally twist and downsize the flower until it disappears back into the Lux box. All of that then will be sped up and put in reverse so we get the magical desired movement of the flower emerging from the box. From a medium wide the two other people in the elevator, as if they know whats about to happen, lunge forward towards the Lux box as if it were a bomb about to explode.Cut to wide just as the box is about to explode! But no, instead an elegant flower pops out like a balloon and playfully levitates in front of our hero. The other two breathe a sigh of relief just before Boom! From a close up we see the flowers come exploding from the box he following is intended as a brief overview of my approach to the agency boards. The boards work quite well but I certainly look forward to embellish each frame with a bit of simple cinematic storytelling that will make the most of this playful and effective storyline. The look will be unmistakably“Beauty” and set design will echo the Lux aesthetic and the overall premium feel we would expect. The performance, although playful and humorous will not become slapstick and comedy, rather the vibe will remain “charming” and stylish.From the first frame we need to incorporate our Lux celebrity Deepika via pre-existing footage. She takes on the role of our Narrator as she gives us a “shhh” as if she knows what's about to happen to our unsuspecting cast.We open on an establishing shot as elevator doors open in an environment that echoes the wood striped wall from the Deepika footage. Shot from a reverse angle our hero steps away from our camera as she enters the opening doors of an elevator. She abruptly turns 180o (with a bag of groceries in hand) to face camera as she joins two others already going up."Ding, the elevator doors begin to close. We cut to a medium close up of our hero as she can't help to be drawn to the bar of Lux thats sits at the top of the bag ( shot at 50fps ). Like unwrapping a box of chocolate the temptation is too strong as she delicately begins to open the Lux box. Cut to Medium Profile as we see the two other riders act surprisingly alarmed.Back to close up on the Lux box as what appears to be the petals of a flower begin to magically push its way out of the corner of the box. This, as in all of the flower effects throughout the commercial, will be a combination of live action and post generated composting of real elements and some CG effects . The goal is to create these effects using real elements in camera and then using composites of real elements and at times 3D graphics to sort of fill in the blanks. The priority in all effect situations will be to put the “Live Action “ approach first. Meaning the bases for all of the shots will be to rig some real flowers in the set with the actors and then manipulate them via rigging to give them the animated sense of flying, floating, levitating and exploding in a manner that is custom-designed for each set up. Then most of the flowers will be composited for maximum post control. The underlying reason for using the real elements as opposed to 3D is to help insure the realistic and premium look and feel of the flowers-we want the viewer to be able to almost smell them. in a medium close straight towards camera. When we cut back to a wide we see the elevator filled with pink flowers that kind of settle like bobbing balloons that crowd our three cast members in what is now a truly memorable elevator ride.The commercial continues more of less as shown in the storyboard. When we cut to the wide city shot we’ll use CG to create the scale of flowers drifting on the breeze, but enhance this with real flowers composited close to camera for maximum beauty.เราจะยังคง finessing มุมมองและการดำเนินการเล็กน้อย แต่จะอยู่ใกล้ชิดกับบอร์ดหน่วยงานอื่น ด้านที่มากที่สุดที่อยากจะเน้นที่นี่จะใช้องค์ประกอบที่แท้จริงเป็นข้อมูลพื้นฐานสำหรับภาพผลจะ composited แต่ของเราแสดงว่าเชื่อมต่อกับตัวแสดงและ romancing บรรจุและผลิตภัณฑ์ จะอยู่ที่ส่วนสำคัญของจุดนี้เสมอ ฉันหวังว่าจะเข้าไปในรายละเอียดเพิ่มเติม ตามที่เราก้าวไปข้างหน้า
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