Have You Ever Wondered How They Make Rain In Films?
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Into Film meet special effect specialists Artem to find out the secrets of rain on the big screen!
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Interesting I always wondered because it looks cool
Right!!! 🌧☔️
Much more complex than we originally thought
Me too....l wondered how they did it.
Love it how she says water 🤣
Could you guys do another in depth tutorial on the rain making process in films? Honestly not that many tutorials on this subject out there.
Hey Stuart. Good idea... certainly something we can look at. What info were you after?
Where do you find the rain stand? Ive searched and can’t find something like that
I love her accent
Hey everyone I just made a "how to make it rain tutorial" and I feel like no one has ever covered the technique, yet it is so easy to do and it's pretty effective I also show how to make a sweet blood splatter effect with the same trick, it's not on a massive scale like this but bare with me, you can take this effect absolutely anywhere with you and there is no set up involved, it would certainly help out a lot of people looking for some great realistic rain effects in their film and photography projects! If anyone has time to see it I feel like it would really help you out if you wanted to pull off a realistic rain effect with little effort!
Can't find it
Learn something new everyday
From the manifold to the rain ☔️ stands as high as possible like my tripods
Pumping the Woah..
I love rain so much i wanna do this
When was the rain machine (for film specifically) invented? I can't find the answer anywhere
can they simulate rainclouds too? since the background is sunny although the rain is pouring
They likely edit it in post.
They sure can in post production
Of course not
Only by using cgi or sky replacement
Photoshop and premier pro.
Well, had a question and it got answered lol
What type of nozzles are you using? Thanks for the video : )
why would you need a rain machine in Great Britain, I thought it was always raining there.
I did not see this coming
As an Aussie this hurts to watch.
Super video
thanks you :-)
Professionals
The wa'ar
None:
👁👄👁: wo’a
I just made a rain machine like the machine in the video.
no but i wonder how they did 'hail fall rain' in Roma
So we can do all of this but yet we can’t solve the problem of people dying due to lack of clean water and sanitation?
super
yes, super indeed!
Sadly it never looks real as directors overdo it.
Ajouter les sous titres en français s'il vous plaît
Wa-Ter..... T.....
why not just wait for real rain..
lol..... I'm not going to act like I'm an expert on this topic because I'm not, but I think movies are on timed schedules, they have to film/shoot the movie within a certain time period. So they can't just wait for rain, plus the reason I'm on this video right now is because I'm watching a movie where literally every scene has pouring rain. It typically doesn't rain for hours at a time, obviously it depends on the location but say the movie is 2 hours long, in between scenes, all the set up/prep for other scenes, filming can take a long time. So they need to do stuff like this because it's probably not going to rain in the location they're shooting the movie for multiple hours. It's too unreliable, ultimately. Where I live, sometimes it'll rain super hard for 5 minutes, then 5 minutes later, it's sunny. The weather is unpredictable.
Also its because you have to backlight the rain or it wont show up on camera.
film student here; on real sets we run using strict shooting schedules. each shot has to be done by a certain day and time. on feature films, each shot (and the time to when we should complete the shot) is often pre-planned days or even weeks in advance. on top of that, it becomes extremely costly because executive producers have to pay the crew and cast and rent equipment regardless if they are shooting or not to keep them under contract