I decided to stick with the fashion theme from level 6 and produce a catwalk promo video that was heavy in visual effects. The video below is an example of a promo video for Vero Moda.
Because my theme is fashion and I wanted to produce a catwalk promotion video, I know that I want to use a real model, but it obviously wouldn't be realistic for them to be nude. I will therefore be exploring the technique of digitally removing underwear in post production (as seen below).
The video below offers one technique to achieve this, although it is dealing with stills, not moving image.
I also decided last semester that I wanted multiple copies of the girl, to add to the overall effect. The inspiration for this came from Olly Murs' music video 'Army of Two'.
I will of course be using a green screen to film my video as this is the most efficient way of getting multiple copies of a person. With this in mind I started to think about the background plates. I have not yet decided exactly what will be on the background plates, but I know that I will need to develop a tunnel effect so that it looks as though the model is walking forwards even though in reality she will be walking on the spot. I will probably do this by creating the plates in After Effects and then bending them in a 3D space to create the tunnel. The video below is a good example of the movement I want to create.
With these elements decided I needed to think about exactly what I was going to do with my 'naked' model. I took the initial idea seen in the Rihanna picture above and altered it to an idea where words such as 'Fashion' and 'Style' will circle the model's 'modesty' in a 3D effect. Again this adds another element of visual effects that I am not familiar with and will require me to develop new skills, something which I am determined to do this year.
The last image was something I have decided to incorporate in my video after seeing the picture on Twitter and thinking it looked really effective, and would add yet another compositing element.
I love the idea of having my model black and white and then picking out her features in a pop of colour.



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