As so much of the outside landscape is pretty boring, or easy to make should I say, I think the train should be speeding about towns along the way, that way we could have a really nice slow shot of a grandpa in a rocking chair on a porch in a town saloon, and the train goes rocketing past it, a little kid points at the train and says 'look papa' or something similar at least. It then cuts to El Bandito breaking through the window of the train, and full throtle action ensues.
I think by having at least one of these short clips would enhance the film by adding different peoples perspectives of whats happening, and would help try and show that the film isnt just set up, that there are real people outside of the film living their everyday lives, and something extraordinary has happened that they have witnessed.
I think by having at least one of these short clips would enhance the film by adding different peoples perspectives of whats happening, and would help try and show that the film isnt just set up, that there are real people outside of the film living their everyday lives, and something extraordinary has happened that they have witnessed.
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This picture was taken from the 3dm3.com website. Focusing on the water tower!
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a nice little neckerchief in the same fashion that we want, maybe El bandito pulls it up to cover his face as he prepares to jump on the train? I love the warm colours and the sponge feel of the two sillouetted cowboys on horses in the middle, hopefully our lighting and rendering will acheive something similar.
All of the images of the 'wild west' are dominated with orange rock and blue sky.
Heres the orange:
Heres the blue:
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