| Posted: 02 Nov 2009 04:08 Last Edited By: Superman |
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I was wondering how the filmmakers of Smallville create the Superspeed effect (The slow-mo effect and the fast running effect). I wanted to know because I would like to use the effect in some short films I'm making. I've searched all over the Internet but there's not a very good user-friendly explanation for it. If anyone knows how to create it and could explain how to do it for me that would be great. The slow-mo effect is the one where time stops or slows down around Clark and when he moves it seems like he's moving at normal speed and there is also a red-blue blur or aura around Clark. The fast running effect is when Clark runs at superspeed but the background remains the same.
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| Posted: 02 Nov 2009 04:39 |
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You'll need a good 500K minimum for that type of equipment, and a degree in filming/special effects. lol
no idea how you could, tbh. *shrugs*
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| Posted: 02 Nov 2009 04:58 |
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I've seen people re-create it on YouTube and they use Adobe software to re-create it.
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