Post by Jeremy Winterberg on Feb 21, 2006 23:49:12 GMT -5
Head Bobbling
In order to follow this tutorial, you need to know how to lower your weapon.
To read the tutorial on lowering your gun, Click Here.
This effect gives the look and feel of someone nodding their head while talking or acknowledging. This can be used in any movie involving dialog of any type, or even nodding to each other in acknowledgment.
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Step 1
Face the cameraman or whatever player you will be Head Bobbling to. Once you are facing them, set your gun reticule (aimer) to their head/face level.
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Step 2
Raise your gun reticule a few feet above the head of the person you're facing
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Step 3
Hold down the L Trigger to lower your gun. Make sure you have no grenades and you're using the Default button layout.
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Step 4
The person you are facing will see you looking directly at them even though you aren't...
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Step 5
Face the cameraman or whatever player you will be Head Bobbling to. Once you are facing them, set your gun reticule (aimer) to their head/face level.
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Front View
If done correctly, this is how you will look to the person you are Bobbling towards .
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First-Person View
From your point of view, you should be moving your camera in an up-and-down motion.
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Final Notes
While Head-Bobbling, make sure you don't move up and down like a robot. Make it look natural by making different bobbing movement at random points while you talk instead of just over and over.
In order to follow this tutorial, you need to know how to lower your weapon.
To read the tutorial on lowering your gun, Click Here.
This effect gives the look and feel of someone nodding their head while talking or acknowledging. This can be used in any movie involving dialog of any type, or even nodding to each other in acknowledgment.
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Step 1
Face the cameraman or whatever player you will be Head Bobbling to. Once you are facing them, set your gun reticule (aimer) to their head/face level.
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Step 2
Raise your gun reticule a few feet above the head of the person you're facing
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Step 3
Hold down the L Trigger to lower your gun. Make sure you have no grenades and you're using the Default button layout.
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Step 4
The person you are facing will see you looking directly at them even though you aren't...
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Step 5
Face the cameraman or whatever player you will be Head Bobbling to. Once you are facing them, set your gun reticule (aimer) to their head/face level.
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Front View
If done correctly, this is how you will look to the person you are Bobbling towards .
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First-Person View
From your point of view, you should be moving your camera in an up-and-down motion.
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Final Notes
While Head-Bobbling, make sure you don't move up and down like a robot. Make it look natural by making different bobbing movement at random points while you talk instead of just over and over.