The Ballroom

Seriously. How did you do that? Freakin' cool. Is it wrong to ask? Was it all post-production/editing, or something in MovieStorm I still have no idea about? You may have answered this somewhere else on the forum pages, but what programs do you use in addition to MovieStorm? ...I ask not to copy, but because I'm inspired. :0)

wow impressive!

febe films, it isn't wrong to ask, I am glad that you did.
Movie couple is made in Moviestorm, of course. In front of green screen. Then, in Sony Vegas green is replaced with alpha (to become transparent).
After that videos of couple (many of them, because for next step is important to have couple filmed from different angles) are imported in my favourite animation software, MotionBuilder. I replicated floor from Moviestorm, made animation of ballroom mechanism in 3D space of MotionBuilder and just placed videos of couple in middle of animated ballroom.
Camera is placed behind videos of course, and illusion of 2D couple kissing each other in 3D space of ballroom is complete.
Very simple, actually.
Hope I answered good enough, my English is still in beta stage, like Moviestorm.

Your response is perfect - just what I was looking for. Thanks for taking the time to answer - I loved the film. (...and your English is very, very good, so no worries there...) I am so looking forward to your future projects!

Sweatyshoulder wrote:

I showed it to other people and I think it may have got more people involved in this community.

We don't mind at all - the best way to get people interested in Moviestorm is to show people what you guys are making with it!

Tom, that was absolutely wonderful. Very imaginative, beautifully shot, and really pushing the bounds of Moviestorm.

Hey Tom ...

I've been meaning to tell you how thrilled I am to see you've joined this experience.

I've watched your films here, and I really don't need to say it, do I Tom? You know I think your talent is remarkable ... but, I'll say it anyway ... truly awesome stuff ... can't wait to see more of the magic.