Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas —
film still remake
film still remake
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (1998) — I remade a few frames of the film's opening scene for a university style exercise.
The aim was to reproduce the images of the scene as precisely as possible, visually speaking.
The aim was to reproduce the images of the scene as precisely as possible, visually speaking.
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Concept and execution Technical support
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Concept and execution Technical support
Ákos Zajzon
Supervisor Noémi Fábián
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film still remake
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How It Was Made
I analysed the details of the original frames, working out which objects were visible and what could stand in for them. I carried the cushions of my sofa to the university studio in shopping bags and wrapped them in curtains taken down from my flat — those became the seats. The gear stick was made from a metal rod pulled out of a shoe rack, the aluminium cup of a tea light and some black insulating tape. The steering wheel we shaped from the rubber track of a camera dolly. I used a projected background, and took the rear-view mirror off my grandparents' car.
I analysed the details of the original frames, working out which objects were visible and what could stand in for them. I carried the cushions of my sofa to the university studio in shopping bags and wrapped them in curtains taken down from my flat — those became the seats. The gear stick was made from a metal rod pulled out of a shoe rack, the aluminium cup of a tea light and some black insulating tape. The steering wheel we shaped from the rubber track of a camera dolly. I used a projected background, and took the rear-view mirror off my grandparents' car.
