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A.Eberhard
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Hey newschoolers,
Wondering if you guys could help me out? I'm doing a school project and i need to create a kind of spooky scene you could say. I'ts two people walking down a path with dense forest on each side. Now does anyone know an effect or a way of making this appear foggy or spooky? I'm not to sure what to do I have sony vegas and i've made it black and white but i want to make it seem more scary? Help me out guys it's due at the end of the week.
Oct 27 2009 9:19PM
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A.Eberhard
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Nobody knows an effect i can or something to make this seem haunted.
Oct 27 2009 10:08PM
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@skiinmitch
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maybe have it look like old times?
Oct 27 2009 10:23PM
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MANDER
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this might help. i didnt read the whole tutorial but it looks like this is what you need.

http://library.creativecow.net/articles/block_bryan/smoke_vegas.php
Oct 27 2009 10:24PM
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A.Eberhard
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thanks man +k
Oct 28 2009 7:51AM
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looneygeorge
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if you set up the contrasts and set the hue/saturation to a dark blue color with low saturation.. it would give it a colder feel to it seeing as you are adding fog. Also, you can get some ambient forest sounds with a wolf howling in the distance.

There's alot you can do.. check out some movies or some Supernatural/vampire diaries/Goosebumps as these kind of scenes appear often.

Good luck ;)

Oct 28 2009 9:48AM
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Microm1987
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You could record somebody shouting BOO and have it on a loop so it says it every 2 secs. That would scare me
Nov 3 2009 6:21AM
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MatRich
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you can color correct it and give it a slight yellow tint. boost the contrasts by having darker black and mids with brighter highlights
Nov 3 2009 10:46AM
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