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The Dark Side of the Earth Podcast #14: Hello Roto

February 9, 2010August 7, 2013 neilosemancompositing, miniatures, postproduction, rotoscoping, video, visual effects

Compositing supervisor John Galloway (from top VFX house Double Negative) and compositing/rotoscoping artist Joseph Brett explain how the puppeteers operating the Wooden Swordsman were painstakingly erased from the footage using Shake.

The Dark Side of the Earth Podcast #14: Hello Roto

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