The derelict radio station.
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An old abandoned radiostation. Located in the middle of nowhere.
The place was quite intruiging, theres was noone around, just a lot of nature and a few abandoned buildings. All the buildings were locked.
The weather was great, too, and we happened to have a cheap handycam with us.
The place was quite intruiging, theres was noone around, just a lot of nature and a few abandoned buildings. All the buildings were locked.
The weather was great, too, and we happened to have a cheap handycam with us.
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The radiostation looks great - only pity that it was locked...
Can I have a question? Were the strokes done in 3D or in 2.5D?
Well, I guess it's 3D, the lines were actually done in After Effects, using paricular, linked to a light emitter. That light was moved through AE's 3D space.
The footage was tracked using Matchmoving software (Boujou in this case) first, to rebuild the 2D-footage to a 3D scene beforehand. Amazing software, but quite hard to use on shaky and lowQuality footage like this.
Any more questions, ask away =)
One more question :)
How does Boujou rebuild 2D footage on 3D? Does it cut the footage into multiple layers?
Boujou (and any other Matchmoving app) actually rebuilds the 3d scene literally, so you could use any 3d app to composit objects into the scene, competely matching the camera movement and depth of the scene.
For example, points closer to the camera move faster, relatively to points further away. Based on this difference in speed, the program will be able to derive the relative distance. In the end, you'll end up with a scene full of tracked points (or Nulls) and you'll be able to use these as reference of where you're placing your CG-elements.
It uses a whole lot more of complex mathematical calculations, visit wikipedia and search on "Matchmoving" for more in depth info ^^
Hope this helps!
awesome
:-)
i wish this video would happen in real life.
Master Piece?
And it's pretty weird that a whole radio station could be abandoned. I only wish it would happen to Real Radio in the UK.
Took us about a month to complete.
But I was allowed to go into the building to :D
Very beautiful place.
Did you know that "Mindhunters" was recorded there?
Love the audio as well, and the glitches.
There's an art to this, making top notch compositions like that using footage shot on older low end gear.
One) Do you mean bonjour?
With an R at the end? I can't find the software anywhere.
two) What was that song? I really liked it.
First thing a Google search brings up.
You really ROCK!
it would have been awesome in HD!
This place is called RADIO KOOTWIJK, and I happen to live only about 8 miles away from it :) (~13km). (For people who live here: it's very close to Apeldoorn.) To be honest.. I've never been there, but after seeing this I certainly will!!