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ProfessorMishap · 08-27-2012

I'm no technical/editing expert, but from what I've seen from clips produced by Gary (Giantesszone) doesn't all it take to make a giantess and growth effect in a movie are a green screen, and a few adobe programs? I mean these shouldn't cost THAT much seeing as how Gary himself and Tomthumb work with a much smaller budget.

I mean, in the first growth scene, there's no green screen effect at all. I can forgive that since all they had to do was simply move parts of her clothing up a bit or make her limbs look like they are stretching out. (i.e: A sideways shot of just her legs and her sliding them moving from one edge to the next.) Attack of the 50 Foot Woman did this effect pretty well and they had a much bigger budget I assume. So either I'm missing something and I'm just blindly speculating, or there might have been a lack of creativity in the editing room.

08-27-2012	#4
ProfessorMishap Oh dear, not again! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: I'm standing right behind you!! Posts: 2,158	Re: Attack of the 50 Foot Cheerleader I'm no technical/editing expert, but from what I've seen from clips produced by Gary (Giantesszone) doesn't all it take to make a giantess and growth effect in a movie are a green screen, and a few adobe programs? I mean these shouldn't cost THAT much seeing as how Gary himself and Tomthumb work with a much smaller budget. I mean, in the first growth scene, there's no green screen effect at all. I can forgive that since all they had to do was simply move parts of her clothing up a bit or make her limbs look like they are stretching out. (i.e: A sideways shot of just her legs and her sliding them moving from one edge to the next.) Attack of the 50 Foot Woman did this effect pretty well and they had a much bigger budget I assume. So either I'm missing something and I'm just blindly speculating, or there might have been a lack of creativity in the editing room.