Beware the Pie Part 1

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  • By ukBerty on 11 Oct 2010
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Beware the Pie is one of the scripts we wrote and performed in the 80s. This was purely audio at the time and as I still have the original tapes I thought it would make a great Muvizu project. I've cleaned it up and re-jigged things to work visually. It's around 40 mins long in total so part 2 will be in November and part 3 in December (I hope). Enjoy.

Tags: Muvizu, comedy, drama, horror

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    • MYBIGKINDHEART - 3 months ago
    • this is pretty amazing
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  4. Comment author Muvizu mogul Experimental user
    • jonbez - Over a year ago
    • That was absolutely brilliant. Nice work
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    • M1PAC - Over a year ago
    • AMAZING I can't wait for Part 2 , and OH BEWARE THE PIE!!!!
  6. Comment author Muvizu mogul Experimental user
    • ukBerty - Over a year ago
    • The flashing sign is purely Muvizu. Each of the letters are illuminated by a different spotlight. The one on the O is set to flicker. I was trying to make the hotel look a bit run down and shabby. Berty
  7. Comment author Muvizu mogul Experimental user
    • ukBerty - Over a year ago
    • Woman behind door is three shots. 1) Woman in open doorway 2) Eddie from behind on green background 3) Door Again After Effects is used to size and position the door and move it in a 3D plane (look again and you'll see the door has no width). I think you will always need external tools with Muvizu and I am keen that the devs keep improving its animation capabilities. There are superb external Video and Audio editing applications which Muvizu will never compete with, nor should it. Berty
  8. Comment author Muvizu mogul Experimental user
    • ukBerty - Over a year ago
    • Greenscreen is your friend. The Van was filmed using a moving Muvizu camera pulling away from under it. This was in a green set. I then superimposed this using a clolour key over a static shot of the set. I use Adobe After Effects to do this, but you could use something like Pinnacle Studio (I use Studio to compile my shots and do the 5:1 sound mixing - but the green screen is not as good as after effects).
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    • Lestat1898 - Over a year ago
    • Brilliant!!! Amazing video!
  10. Comment author Muvizu mogul Experimental user
    • ziggy72 - Over a year ago
    • Wow. I mean, like, wow. Looks like every trick in the (Muvizu) book has been thrown in there, and every one works. Did I say wow already? Wow.
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