2.5D
A combination of two and three-dimensional images in an animation.
A combination of two and three-dimensional images in an animation.
20 Kilowatt lights used in filming. K refers to the Kelvin scale or temperature of the light. The higher the K the bluer the light looks. The lower the kelvin, the more “yellow” it is. Lower kelvins also tend to have a higher “PAR” rating.
Two-dimensional animation refers to the images sitting flat on the screen.
This person supports the First AC. They keep track of the lenses, the Magazines (memory cards – we still call them magazines). They Slate the scenes (operate the Slate onset) and keep camera reports. See Slate and Audio Recordist.