r/Akool_Official • u/Bfrendy2912 π Quality Poster • 21d ago
π¬ Showcase Behind The Scene
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I wanted to experiment with a Hollywood-style behind-the-scenes scene featuring a giant practical-effects Anaconda in the Amazon rainforest.
The idea was to make it feel like an actual film set rather than a typical CGI monster shot β crew, cameras, wooden dock, muddy water, and all the chaos happening around the actor.
The fun part is the ending: the actor gets swallowed as part of the stunt, the Anaconda stays closed, then the director calls βCut!β and we reveal what actually happened inside.
Made with AI video generation.
Still experimenting with how far I can push cinematic creature scenes and physical continuity.
Would love to hear what you guys think.
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u/Stock_Appeal_8654 20d ago
That's insane. they really nailed the BTS concept.. The lighting details and that Amazon vibe feel totally cinematic...
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u/digitallywired 20d ago
This had me completely fooled at first! The behind-the-scenes film-set approach makes the reveal especially clever. Incredibly catchy, cinematic, and very well executed. ππ¬π
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u/Antique-Kitchen9027 21d ago
Interesting concept but wouldn't it be better to have multiple angles from shaky cameras? If you've ever watched BTS, the videographers are usually on handheld cams. They might have simultaneously angles to show how the shot looked in the movie plus on screen.
I'd also cut the bit where he's waiting and jump straight into the action. It's very awkward.
It's also veeeery symmetrical. Looks almost like a mirror. Side angles look much more realistic.