GRAVITY - Alfonso Cuaron

Le prochain film d'Alfonso Cuaron, en chantier depuis un bon moment...
VFX par Framestore (tout le film quasiment).
Sortie prévue : fin 2012
Avec : Georges Clooney, Sandra Bullock

The lone survivor of a space mission to repair the Hubble telescope desperately tries to return to Earth and reunite with her daughter.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1454468/

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/video/video-george-clooney-teases-his-new-movie-gravity

George Clooney a propos de Gravity (on y apprend pas grand chose encore...)

http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1675806/sandra-bullock-gravity.jhtml

Et Sandra Bullock.

L'ouverture du film serait une plan séquence de 17 minutes. De plus ce film serait constituer par 156 plans pour une durée de 2h00 environ. (ça change de certains realisateurs)

http://collider.com/gravity-movie-long-unbroken-shots-alfonso-cuaron/158500/

J'en ai entendu parler de ce plan... Certaines personnes sont inquietes...

J'en ai entendu parler de ce plan... Certaines personnes sont inquietes...

... du résultat ?

Ben, le film va etre converti en stereo, donc 17 minutes a convertir, ca fait flipper.

Haha oui, ceci dit je crois que chaque département en bave bien d'apres les echos que j'ai eu (17 minutes d'anim c'est aussi beaucoup !)

17 mins de lighting... les pauvres

et le compo qui recois le footage de 24480 images... par passes

Et l'edit boit des bieres.

Baga a écrit:Et l'edit boit des bieres.

Word.

http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/motion-captured/posts/alfonso-cuarons-gravity-may-send-clooney-and-bullock-on-a-cutting-edge-adventure

Teaser !
... un vrai teaser ou on voit rien.

ca me laisse ...... comment dire ..... de marbre ...
On voit casi rien , ils auraient quand meme put faire un effort sur la typo au moins ...

Ha ok , on vient de me dire dans l oreillette que ce n est pas un vrai teaser officiel ......

Article de Garth Franklin (Dark Horizons):

There's still no images or footage as yet from Alfonso Cuarón's anticipated sci-fi drama "Gravity" starring George Clooney and Sandra Bullock, but some new details have emerged from a recent digital design conference reports Immersed in Movies (via First Showing).

As we know, the space survival tale deals with an astronaut stuck floating in Earth orbit and will feature extended long shots. Just how long though will surprise you when you consider an average two hour film (ie. a non-Michael Bay/Paul Greengrass cut-a-thon) has around 1,300-1,500 shots.

Chris deFaria, who oversees development of VFX and animation at Warners, recounts his conversation with Cuaron about it - "I said, 'How long?' And he said he wanted the first shot to be really long. And I said, 'You mean, 40 seconds?' 'No, 17 minutes.' So it ends up the film only has 156 shots in the entire two-hour movie, many of them six, eight, ten minutes long."

Because the film employs so much computer animation, the filmmaking team tried a different approach to the material - instead of making a live-action film with a massive amount of CG animation, they came at it from the perspective of a CG animated film with some live-action elements incorporated in.

deFaria says "Instead of trying to create real people and what they're doing, let's turn it around and create almost an entirely animated film and then backwards engineer the people into that film. As a matter of fact, let's not even engineer the people into the film, let's engineer their faces. So you've got these little faces inside these little helmets."

Don't think it was a cake walk though for those filming the live action elements - "When we began to bring in both the production designer and the DP we realized that we were committing to many things, not just shot design but lighting, direction, every prop, every single doorway, every single distance so that when we shot somebody’s eyes, they were converging at the right distance point. And we had a myriad of tools to deal with that. But we didn’t create the virtual world and let the live action drive what was ultimately going to be the shot. We actually created the shot and then made the live action work within it.”

respect

Ca doit etre un peu chiant non ?

à truquer ou regarder ?

...les deux

Vous avez pas vu ce plan "sequence" fixe dans Funny Games?

Spoiler:

Premiere review... tres enthousiaste :-)
http://www.aintitcool.com/node/55480

Et par rapport au plan sequence, il n'y a aucune raison que ce soit chiant, ca depend ce que ca raconte... si ca permet de se sentir avec les personnages c'est plutot intéressant.
Le fait que ca se passe dans l'espace et donc en gravité zero dans la plupart des cas est un bon pretexte pour de longs plans avec des cameras lentes et aeriennes donc ca devrait le faire...

EDIT : encore de la review
http://thefilmstage.com/news/is-gravity-alfonso-cuarons-game-changing-masterpiece-first-impressions-from-his-sci-fi-epic-drop/

Il avait déjà fait des plans seq de malade dans Children of men, et ça marchais du tonnerre!

Un plan séquence bien mis en scène n'as pas de raison de mal marcher, faire des cuts épileptiques rend pas un film plus dynamique ...

teaser du trailer qui sort jeudi :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yveFKSg74bQ

*trepigne*

vivement demain !

les studios VFX: http://www.artofvfx.com/?p=4355