Large scale Video
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- ********
I am going to be working on a 30 second video that will be shown on a very large screen in times square... this is my first time doing something this large... any pointers?
- cashface0
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- ********0
work closely with someone who knows what they are doing.
- fyoucher10
Make it big. really big.
- madirish0
settle for nothing less than 600dpi...
- locustsloth0
Get specs from whatever tech guy runs/programs the screen
- And don't take "i don't know" for an answer. Someone knowslocustsloth
- find the guy that knows and latch onto him!danthon
- showpony0
yeah dude, make sure you're working with the tech guys at the display company. this stuff is tricky. i once did a video similar to this and they wanted the quicktime to be something small like 240x180. i was skeptical, but it turned out looking great.
- amongthemasses0
e-mail chossy as well. I think he has done some large screen video work.
- janne760
if it is LED screens you only need to know the resolution, which is, depending on the density of the LEDS (different systems out there) is usually not so large.
- janne760
last summer a friend and i did some visuals for a huge screen (and with huge i seriously mean huge, about 8-10 meters high) on a large festival and it turned out great on normal DV-Pal format. (even got cut of a little, so we could have done with smaller!)
- ********0
blah blah blah, projected in times square, awesome, blah, blah etc.
- +1cashface
- sorry, maybe you really do need help. surely you are stuck with watever res the footage was shot in?********
- janne760
haha, skt.