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| Just a follow-up.. Seems like what they did was shoot the same actress in different stages of "touched up" and then meld them together revealing sections and stuff, more than actually using the real tools to achieve the effect.. which sounds more practical in the long run.. revealing made-up skin and clean hair, etc would be much easier than roto work and tracking blemishes, etc. Here's a pic from behind the scenes with a shot-match on the monitor. http://imgur.com/9F20bYM -- ///Greg Balint //Art Director / Motion Graphics Designer /321.514.4839 delRAZOR.com/ |
