Would a tf movie...

Tancred · 08-31-2007

Just a question, would the process production will do a tf video eventually? I mean, it is pretty to make a lattex mask or to buy one on the web... A cat girl tf would be really easy to make...

Just some links that could help...

http://www.northfur.ca/

LK · 08-31-2007

Very, very hard to do good TF on a budget.

Tancred · 09-01-2007

Well, I know that with a budjet of less than 130$, It is possible to make four or five differents latex prothesis for different points of the tf... You just need to know how to do... I can explain you if you're interested...

Sutibaru · 09-01-2007

I know that I learned a lot about special effects make-up from my brother who went to school for the subject. But still, not something easy to do. Movies like "American Werewolf in London" was famous for the special effects because they were some of the most difficult to pull off.

wanderhart · 09-01-2007

Don't forget cost of actors or models; that's something Xil and I kept running up against when trying to do this kind of thing.

Tancred · 09-01-2007

Well, I dont talk about a complete TF but something like a girl with a muzzle and we see how she react to it... Anyway, it was just a suggestion...

No-Man · 09-01-2007

Maybe an animated movie might be able to work. The hand-drawn stuff is extremely hard to do and expensive, but computer programs make animated stuff easier.

As far as live action costs go, using yourself and your friends are the only cheap way of dealing with that. However, I don't know if your friends want to jump on board to make a movie about your fetish. (I personally wouldn't want tell/involve my friends.) Maybe if it was a mainstream kind of TF, like a werewolf or something pretty comfortable in society's psyche.

The cost of make-up and things, I can't think of a cheap way around that without the final product looking pretty terrible.

There is a way I could conceive of a project of this magnitude happening. People from the TF community would have to make arrangements to meet someplace, raise money and produce a movie. However, that is incredibly difficult to do as well and has its own set of problems that would need to be dealt with.

If anyone wants to raise the standard, I wish you luck, but I'm not in a position to make/contribute much to a costly movie for what I view as a hobby.

Tancred · 09-01-2007

Personnally, I already made that kind of make up -Only a cat muzzle- for halloween and the highest cost was the latex wich was around fifthy dollars... I also used Alginate and plaster to make a mould of my face. Then, I used plaster to make a positive version of this mould on wich one, I used fimo to create the form of the cat muzzle I whanted to have as mask. I put some oil on the "mask" to protect the plaster from the wather and I made a shel of plaster on it to get a mould of the Mask itself. When the shell was dry, I'd simply put the latex in it and put back the copy of my face on it... The result was a flexible cat muzzle That I just had to paint and stick on my face... So, yes, it is possible, I did.

Personnally, I can't do it because I don't konw any girls who would be "interested" in it and that I don't have a camera but my bigest problem is that I live in a french place so every actors I could find will have a french accent. I don't think that it would be verry popular in TF community wich is mainly english and japnese... Lol!

jolem · 09-02-2007

A couple of us at the TF board talked about some TF movie ideas I belived mine (hero) would probably the most complicated one or something like that. http://z7.invisionfree.com/tfboard/i...showtopic=1708

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LK Process Disciple Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 3,258	Very, very hard to do good TF on a budget. __________________

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Sutibaru --- Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,865	I know that I learned a lot about special effects make-up from my brother who went to school for the subject. But still, not something easy to do. Movies like "American Werewolf in London" was famous for the special effects because they were some of the most difficult to pull off. __________________ Deviantart\|FurAffinity\|Tumblr\|Picarto

09-01-2007	#5
wanderhart Lurker Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 20	Budget... Don't forget cost of actors or models; that's something Xil and I kept running up against when trying to do this kind of thing.

09-01-2007	#7
No-Man Process Disciple Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 2,197	Maybe an animated movie might be able to work. The hand-drawn stuff is extremely hard to do and expensive, but computer programs make animated stuff easier. As far as live action costs go, using yourself and your friends are the only cheap way of dealing with that. However, I don't know if your friends want to jump on board to make a movie about your fetish. (I personally wouldn't want tell/involve my friends.) Maybe if it was a mainstream kind of TF, like a werewolf or something pretty comfortable in society's psyche. The cost of make-up and things, I can't think of a cheap way around that without the final product looking pretty terrible. There is a way I could conceive of a project of this magnitude happening. People from the TF community would have to make arrangements to meet someplace, raise money and produce a movie. However, that is incredibly difficult to do as well and has its own set of problems that would need to be dealt with. If anyone wants to raise the standard, I wish you luck, but I'm not in a position to make/contribute much to a costly movie for what I view as a hobby. __________________ "Because we're made out of wishful thinking and puppy farts!" -- Jack on why banality is bad for changelings

09-01-2007	#8
Tancred The french guy Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 656	Personnally, I already made that kind of make up -Only a cat muzzle- for halloween and the highest cost was the latex wich was around fifthy dollars... I also used Alginate and plaster to make a mould of my face. Then, I used plaster to make a positive version of this mould on wich one, I used fimo to create the form of the cat muzzle I whanted to have as mask. I put some oil on the "mask" to protect the plaster from the wather and I made a shel of plaster on it to get a mould of the Mask itself. When the shell was dry, I'd simply put the latex in it and put back the copy of my face on it... The result was a flexible cat muzzle That I just had to paint and stick on my face... So, yes, it is possible, I did. Personnally, I can't do it because I don't konw any girls who would be "interested" in it and that I don't have a camera but my bigest problem is that I live in a french place so every actors I could find will have a french accent. I don't think that it would be verry popular in TF community wich is mainly english and japnese... Lol! Last edited by Tancred; 09-01-2007 at 06:18 PM.

09-02-2007	#9
jolem Process Disciple Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 1,494	A couple of us at the TF board talked about some TF movie ideas I belived mine (hero) would probably the most complicated one or something like that. http://z7.invisionfree.com/tfboard/i...showtopic=1708