A Scanner Darkly - FX

How did they do the 'scramble-suit' in the movie A.S.D? A short overview. 35sec/1.4mb MP4

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• darkly
• cyber
• reeves
• downey
• harrelson
• winona
• ryder
• zenswede

[Revelations12]

People should watch this film sober so they can wholly understand the message conveyed. Contrary to popular belief, drugs don't do much for opening up your perceptions.

[biblo]

1. was a bug's life a "remake" of toy story? just because it implys the same techniques doesn't mean it's the same movie.

2. no you can't do it in premiere.

3. it's called interpolitive rotoscoping

[ronpack]

Does anyone know where to download Scramble Suit or if it's even available for download?

[fingertap15]

@Revelations12

That's why we have herb :)

[HLimmen]

0:29 philip k dick ^^

[Honestinwilkesbarre]

One of the faces in the scramble-suit sequence is Philip K Dick's.

Has this ever been mentioned anywhere before?

[jjj69v]

Here's a challenge

try to remember his face on the suit

It's Impossible your brain can't processes it!!!!

[Onjade]

Interpolated Rotoscoping, early animators used to do it but used large plates to create the effects.

[blackicede]

For one of the two perceptions drugs can be a tool to "open" it. For the other one they usually work in the wrong "direction" (although there are drugs and medicines that can do that too). BUT drugs are always just one of many available tools to achieve either of those two goals. Most of the drugs are easy to use and give quick results - but because of that they are more dangerous than other tools.

[blackicede]

That's not exactly right, you are just talking about "another" perception. We are divided into two separate forms of perception, that of the left hemisphere of your brain (reason, logic, recognition, simulation) and that of the right one (emotion, instinct, objective perception). What many drugs do is either suppress or distort the usually dominant left hemispheres perception and therefor give more power to the right one. So it depends on what perception you want to "open" (i.e. "strengthen").

[leggosmuhmeggos]

hahaha... love this movie! there are no weekend warriors on the d... =)