What is your favorite rotoscoped film. Mine is pic related simply for how comfy it is.
Rotoscoping
Nathaniel Clark
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Elijah Bell
it's not rotoscoped tho
Adrian Martin
Loving Vincent is a dishonest hack job of the director first shooting an entire film and than hiring painters to just paint over the shot frames instead of actually creating art.
Aaron Ward
None, there's no artistry in it, it's basically putting a Photoshop filter over something and calling it art (except you use Cambodian sweatshop children to do it manually).
Sebastian Clark
virgin loving vincent vs chad dafoe
Logan Gray
Fire and Ice
Juan Lewis
From the legend that invented rotoscoping itself
Joseph Smith
a scanner darkly
Cooper Reed
It is visually incredible, though.
Kayden Mitchell
yeah they should’ve just not filmed anything and spent decades painting every frame from scratch it’s not like painting is hard lol
Carson Fisher
Based
Luis Ross
An excellent example.
Also
youtube.com
Which was like a shittier version of the same.
Aiden Sanchez
He’s 30 years too old for that role.
Ryan Martinez
While Bakshi didn't invent rotoscoping, I'll agree that his version of Lord of the Rings is pretty great, especially based Boromir.
Daniel Evans
>Dishonest
Nice meme response. Repeating things you think sound intelligent doesn't actually make you intelligent.
Bentley Bell
I copied this from Wikipedia for you: Rotoscoping is an animation technique that animators use to trace over motion picture footage, frame by frame, to produce realistic action.
Ethan James
>The rotoscope technique was invented by animator Max Fleischer in 1915, and used in his groundbreaking Out of the Inkwell animated series (1918–1927). It was known simply as the "Fleischer Process" on the early screen credits, and was essentially exclusive to Fleischer for several years.
Asher Smith
Oh wow you are actually correct. I had always heard/ read that it was Bakshi that invented it. Guess he stole the spotlight.
Gabriel Garcia
I like Waltz with Bashir and A Scanner Darkly
Hunter Wright
He may not have invented it, but he was very prolific with that style, and helped cement its association with the fantasy genre that persisted for a while.
Charles Richardson
Heck, even Disney used rotoscoping back in the day. Bakshi kinda pushed the process further, and did more experimental stuff with it.
Still gotta see Loving Vincent, looks incredible
Josiah Price
Waking Life. it's essentially philosophy animated. its real comfy, it has a alex jones and jesse and seline (before sunset) cameo.