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make it feel as if it was shot with a helicopter.” The multiple ironies of creating a virtual helicopter move to add realism to a greenscreen set in a 19th-century story are not lost on the filmmakers. Inglis notes that the last days of a DI are often fully occupied by a CGIladen final act. “On a lot of films now, you end up with a very short space of time to grade what is sometimes the hardest scene in the film: the big finale,” says the colorist. “And it’s often the hardest thing because it’s mostly CGI.” On Sherlock Holmes, this process was greatly simplified by the use of digital mattes; for a few key scenes, effects facilities Double Negative and Framestore sent both the final image with the composite effect and black-and-white mattes of the separate elements. In the Tower Bridge sequence, this meant an outline matte for the stormy CG sky, a second matte for the CG bridge, and a third (foreground) matte of the actors’ silhouettes cut out from the greenscreen. Inglis could then use the mattes to, for example, grade the foreground actors separately from the CG sky or bridge. After praising 2nd-unit cinematographers Stewart and Neal Norton, camera operator Des Whelan, and the other members of his crew, Rousselot assesses the evolution of the movie’s look: “Guy wanted to make the film realistic as opposed to stylized, but he also wanted to give the film a recognizable look, which in a way is a contradiction. But contradictions are always interesting! This meant we had to try to find something that was neither realistic nor stylized, and I think we finally found it at the end of the DI.” “As a filmmaker, I’m really trying to get away from reality — I want to create an enhanced reality,” affirms Ritchie. “Philippe and I talked about a look, and, like all these things, you sort of change things on the day. It sort of naturally percolates. Lighting is not necessarily an intellectual process. It’s an art form, and I suppose with any art, you really have to put your intellect out of the equation. I don’t think it comes from the mind; it comes from somewhere else, rather like music.” ● TECHNICAL SPECS Super 1.85:1 Super 35mm and High-Definition Video Panaflex Millennium, XL; Arri 435; Phantom HD Panavision Primo lenses Kodak Vision3 500T 5219, Vision2 250D 5205 Digital Intermediate Printed on Kodak Vision 2383
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Contents
President’s Desk
Short Takes: Hyundai Sonata Campaign
Production Slate: The White Ribbon • The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus
Conquering New Worlds
Watchful Spirit
Super Sleuth
The Right Stuff
Editor’s Note
Post Focus: Technicolor Hollywood • HPA Awards
Filmmakers’ Forum: Shane Hurlbut, ASC
New Products & Services
International Marketplace
Classified Ads
Ad Index
Clubhouse News
ASC Close-Up: Billy Dickson
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