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PTEY is a short film comedy about castaways, corpses and carrots and this is its post-production and process blog.

Set at sea but filmed against greenscreen, we're filling in the backgrounds with visual effects.

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More early wave design development. 

Fudged/fixed and tracked - a 3D track from practically 2D reference.

We used the Viper Filmstream. For anyone who knows about cameras that should tell you how long ago we shot. For those same people - the uncompressed 4:4:4 image is still holding up well! 

Another wooden wave concept we didn’t go with.

Some early wave designs including the three we went on to develop further.

First vfx meeting of 2012 at Kettle 3D - reviewing, checking, comparing and making lists.

Frame 1

A 360º sliver of sky. 

Wooden waves - built and moved around by Kettle.

‘other storyboard image’

This and the other storyboard image are from the opening sequence.

The first half of the film was mostly improvised but I drew a few boards to give a sense of tone, style.

Here’s a clearer look at some of the stormy sky concept art. No actual vfx production happening right now…! 

Sky geography. The only way to give the film any sense of geography was to do it with the clouds - so I designed the sky to graduate from a storm cloud area in the west to calm, white clouds in the east. 

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