An intro to incorporating holograms into your film.
Film Riot has some quick tips for incorporating holograms into your film – not just in post-production with After Effects, but also at the production stage with lighting that helps better sell the effect:
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Sound design does so much of the visual storytelling generally, but particularly with VFX – some great ideas for getting started, as well as links to further concepts and techniques for sound in your films, can be found here:
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