Before & After: Action Sequence using digital composites (1080p)

Filmed with a Canon XH-A1 in 1440 x 1080 HDV format at 24 fps. Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro with digital compositing done in Adobe After Effects using the Action Essentials 2 stock footage available at Videocopilot.net.

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[crashoveryu]

I found a mistake.. A guy with a gun has different shirt in the car than the one he had in the beginning... ;)

[shietze]

@crashoveryu True. But then again, for all you know, it could just be a different part of the movie taking place at the same location.

[VaRietyTecH]

@shietze it couldnt have been this, lol... he gets in the car and shows a different shirt. aha. its not like its a different situation if you know what i mean. its obvliously a mistake. O well i see your other comment now, but still why would you say this?

[shietze]

@VaRietyTecH I never said it wasn't a mistake. I said "for all you know", which is me saying that assumptions are not always accurate, that's why they are called 'assumptions'. I was aware of the costume continuity error, but it was mostly irrelevant considering the video was merely an effects excercise to begin with.

[shietze]

@crashoveryu It's wasn't originally a mistake, this footage was formally used in a film trailer 'Call To War', I just used it again for the Before & After vid.

[KingBester]

is this after effects

[shietze]

yes, and premiere pro

[LychanthropE664]

how did u do motion tracking >?

[BigBlobProductions]

I know you're not making it into a movie, I was joking. But I was just saying that the location looked like a place I used to play airsoft.

[shietze]

I think you are mistaken about the location being where you played airsoft, plus, this isn't a movie. This was filmed as an excorsise for me and my colleague; although we pondered about whether or not to make a story out of it sometime in the future.