On set supervision tutorial

[bencowell]

I’ve written this tutorial about onset supervision. It’s aimed mostly at commercials work, all criticism and comments welcome !.

[URL=”http://bct.me/tutorials/vfx-supervision-1″]http://bct.me/tutorials/vfx-supervision-1[/URL]

EDIT: it seems that url linking is broken on this site. So best to cut and paste the link rather than click on it.

[claudio antonelli]

Having learned much of that the hard way, it’s a good guide.

I know the two things I keep most to heart on set are that the 1st AD is almost always the person to go to, and that even if you feel like a jerk to get something you need (thus holding up shooting for 5, 10, 15 min…), if you need it, you should get it. Beautifully shot, under budget, on-time shoots don’t mean jack if the VFX are crap at the end.

[Ajay Kumar]

This is a good little write up ON LOCATION supervision. Thanks for the link.

[Bhavna]

Thanks guys !

[Niccolò]

Short and sweet 🙂

[Anonymous]

Thanks Jeff for sugesstion…
tracklesscover sounds good & very necessary also..but since its indian TV project..people never want to shell out money for these things..
well have decided to to paint.. for floor

well since im also doing JN0-360 dump – testking.net crowd multiplication as concert feel…
can anyone suggest making / reference for crowd multiplication for concert done in past …on huge scale..

[Anonymous]

Really good job with the tutorial, you gathered everything in one place 😉

As to crowd multiplication, No Film School posted recently a nice tutorial: [URL=”http://nofilmschool.com/2015/01/3-isnt-crowd-make-it-look-like-it-is-cinematography-tricks”]http://nofilmschool.com/2015/01/3-isnt-crowd-make-it-look-like-it-is-cinematography-tricks[/URL]

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