FLASH: Re: hi from sarah

[moo]

then i would create one layer with the person in focus and the movement

across the stage defined. double the layer apply a gausian  or directional

blur- i can't think of what it's called at the moment- and offset the

position of the blurred layer by a bit (just move it over- don't use the

offset funcction ; it'll repeat the edge of the image...). mask the first

layer- you have the commercial bundle which allows you to feather your

selection. adjust the shape of the mask across time while you stretch the

shape of the blurred layer to increase the blur as the person accelerates.

you might also lean the prson forward and parallel the lean with the edge of

the blur.. 

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From: tlthompsonsfasu [dot] edu (Terri L. Thompson-Sayler)

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To: moo <moomimieux [dot] com>

>Subject: Re: hi from sarah

>Date: Tue, Oct 5, 1999, 12:32 PM

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>thanks

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>yes, we would like to motion blur the backgroud like the person is moving

>real fast and keep the person somewhat in focus.

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>TT

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>Terri L. Thompson-Sayler

>Videographer

>Stephen F. Austin State University - Office of Public Affairs

>P.O. Box 9100 SFA Station or 1936 North Street, Austin Building 121

>Nacogdoches, TX 75962

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tlthompsonsfasu [dot] edu

>409-468-2010  FAX 409-468-1732

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