Need to shoot a subway scene but don't have one anywhere near you? Find out how to build a convincing set using great set design and practical effects. Subway scenes are incredibly common in film, but you know what's not common? Subways. If you live in a big city, you might have access to some kind of metro station, but they're busy, noisy, and expensive to shoot in. If you don't live in a big city, well, I guess just tack on travel expenses to your budget. So, do you just rewrite the whole thing? What if your script specifically calls for a subway scene? Well, maybe there's another way. Maybe you can build a set at home. Recently, the music licensing platform Artlist gave a behind the scenes look at how they built a fake subway set and used sound design, practical effects, and lights to make it feel real. You might've seen the commercial before, but if you haven't, check it out below. Now, let's look at how they did it. How to Shoot A Subway Scene Inside a Studio Let's talk about that amazing subway scene. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 18 December, 2019