Monitor Screen Replacement Sci-Fi VFX | After Effects Tutorial
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I would add one more step. Film a few seconds of the monitor being OFF. By doing this, you can capture any reflections that appear on the monitor's screen. If the actor is close to the screen, you might want to shoot a take of the scene to capture the actors reflection on the screen with the monitor off. With this reflection layer, you can place this on top of your layer stack and blend it using Add or Screen. This will add even more "realism" to the shot.
Thanks for sharing your tip! Not something I thought of when I filmed the scene.
Or, could you just take the original footage, flip it horizontally and scale it into the monitor space, adjusting the opacity and blur to make it look like a reflection? Save shooting it twice?
@@allspark2013 Flipping the actor horizontally would only work if you're shooting the actor from the side with a little bit of the monitor screen showing. If you're shooting over the shoulder of the actor, a horizontal flip will not work. If the actor is in front of part of the monitor, it would be easier to use the actual reflection, with the monitor off, and then masking most of the reflection, avoiding the actor's head, and blending it on top. Since you're only using the reflection, the mask wouldn't have to be exact since you're only using part of the reflection for the effect.
@@AllThingsFilm1 I'm 15 and learning vfx thanks for the tip very helpfull
A few people are suggesting that you display the HUD graphics on the monitor while filming. That will work if you're using some generic HUD elements which aren't of any consequence to the scene. However, if you need something to appear on the display at a particular time, you will have to make the actors interact with it. If you have them touch the screen to activate something, and have 2-way interaction, you're getting to the point where you really would need to do it in post. Lastly, adding in post means you can decide later what appears on the screen - you can add something which might not have been created when the acting is being shot.
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Thank you for sharing and watching! Hoping to produce better content! :)
Thanks! Timing couldn't be more perfect. I have a project in which I need replace phone screen:-D thanks josh
Thanks Noel I have learning a lot from your tutorials especially motion graphics. Now I'm really good
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Thanks for this great (and fast) tutorial! I think this will come in handy in the future!
Thank you for your feedback! =D
Great Tutorial
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Really good tutorial for film makers 👍
What about using other colour mask like blue??
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Great tutorial, but i`d do it different. I would do the Sci-Fi VFX, render it and just play it on the monitor as a video.
Cant get more natural than that
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Hi very good but can you tell me which site I take that materials
Nice Brother!
Ive been looking for this tutorial for 3 days now.Im using the same HUD elements as you, but how do you make the HUD display before putting it on the laptop screen? I've doing it wrong I think, I've tracking my screen with Mocha pro and did a screen replacement first. Then took one HUD element at the time using the same mocha tracking data and uploaded with corner pin, the HUD looked like it was pasted plain and stretched out on the screen..
Do you think you can help?
Which software u use to
Nice but can you make still another Tutorial where you explain how to track this screen in clip with a moving camera, plz
Will do! But probably not on this specific effect.
You can do it using the planar tracker mocha ))
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Why can't u play the graphic video in the begining? Instead of while ?
Meant to say, if graphics could play in the monitor directly on set during shoot, we could save lots of time... Post can happen before shoot
No doubt awesome tutorial, but why don't you just simply play that animation video on monitor?
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Thank you!
Solution- just shoot the video by bringing actual sci-fi on monitor. No hard work just a smart work😎
Would be wise! Forgot to mention that in this video.
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