Shot 2/3/4 cuts
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Shot 19 (18 and 21 too)
- apartment building background
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Shot 20
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By adding the window frame in the foreground and animating the camera tracking in slightly towards the apartment building, and from the information we received from the previous shot of Betty arriving at the window frame and looking up slightly, we know this shot is her POV of the window frame
Shot 45
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After with mid cut
The mid cut showing the bill up close adds to the tenseness of the situation before and after the wallet is revealed to be empty
Shot 46
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Shot 47
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To do the wallet opening and the moth escaping from one of the slits in the wallet, I animated the wallet opening in Photoshop and composited Betty's arm and hand assets from Illustrator in After Effects with the wallet opening. For the moth, I animated this in a separate pre-comp and composited it on top of the wallet opening pre-comp and masked it out a little.
Shot 48
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For the dust explosion I animated a rough version in Flash to get the timing right and then cleaned it up in Photoshop. For the extra assets like the stars and little letters, I animated these in After Effects separately.
Below are the frames for the dust explosion
I were also going to try a shatter effect for when the moth flies back down to the table, so it turns to dust and settles on the table in a neat pile. I looked into this effect in After Effects and decided it wouldn't work well since there are limitations to the effect and is mainly used for live action editing and effects. Here are the tutorials I watched to understand how the Shatter effect works.
Part 1
Part 2
Although not particularly helpful for my film, I learned a lot from this and have taken notes from it and may test around with it for me reel which will have 2D animation and motion graphics in it.
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