Bottle rolling down hill
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- July 19, 2007 at 1:00 AM #37048TyrowParticipant
Ok,so I’m making a commercial for school that includes a glass bottle rolling down a hill. I’ve come up with a couple ways of doing this but would really be open to hearing any suggestions or how any of you would go about doing this. My plan was to get a few shots of the bottle actually rolling down sections of the hill and also a POV shot. I think it’d be possible to use some After Effects for this also. This subject is a bit strange but I know there are some creative minds in here! Thanks
Fitzufilmsnot sure if this is what your looking for, but maybe you could put your camera in a large tube, like they use for shipping and then you would get the POV from the bottle. Not sure how big your camera is but if its small enough you could secure it safely. Just dont get carried away.
EndeavorI would just roll the bottle down the hill a bunch of times and get different angles on it. Then you can decide in post what looks the best.
TyrowThanks for the ideas. I think I’ll try putting my camera (sony vx-2100) in a tube of sorts and see how it looks. One problem I’m having trouble figuring out is the end of the sequence when the bottle is rerouted by a garden hose strung across the sidewalk. Not sure how I’m going to shoot this part effectively.
faqvideoThink of editing too. You can stretch or compress time with editing. Keep in mind the classic work:
http://stage6.divx.com/The-Last-Stop/video/1238753/Battleship-Potemkin-(Bronenosets-Potyomkin)—1925
AnonymousGetting it to turn at the hose just takes some creative shooting… like this video:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-2195022820761227846&q
