Hi,
I wonder, what is the technique used for "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" and for "Cool World"?
Can you tell me a little bit more?
Thanks
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Posted by: Don Markstein
Posted on: 2008-02-27 at 10:28:55 AM
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You mean, the mixing of live-action with animation that goes back to the days of Koko the Clown? That's a topic way too big for one of these little comment boxes, and I'm not really qualified to answer anyway, because I have only a hazy idea of film production, myself. Sorry I can't help.
You might check out books on the subject, but again, I'm not the one to help find them. A word to look for in book descriptions is "matte".
Quack, Don
You might check out books on the subject, but again, I'm not the one to help find them. A word to look for in book descriptions is "matte".
Quack, Don
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Posted by: Chuck Taine
Posted on: 2008-02-27 at 10:25:01 PM
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Again, Google might be the answer. Use the term "matte" as your subject. You might also check Wikipedia, or, other online encyclopedias.
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