Real-time short films shot with no post production : theCHIVE

Make sure to watch all three short films.

This video is interesting because it did not use any computer post-
effects, but rather only cameras, projectors and a Play Station Move. Not bad.

Just_some_guy

Seriously–who does the "first" post anymore? It's so 1998. Oh, and gay too.

eric allen

little misleading. It did use computer special effects and I am pretty sure they mixed it which is post production. Pretty cool though. I guess Old Spice commercials with projectors? Sorry, I meant to say freakin Epic, bro!

MonjaNinja

Gondry would be so proud.
Eric Allen

little misleading. It did use computer special effects and I am pretty sure they mixed it which is post production. Pretty cool though. I guess Old Spice commercials with projectors? Sorry, I meant to say freakin Epic, bro!

None

They never said they wouldn't use special effects. The music is actually in the room, as you can tell by the poor audio quality when people start cheering. The point was that the playstation move on the camera allowed them to manipulate the projected images to create artificial 3 dimensional spaces without the use of green screens and CGI. Therefore, the people in the room saw and heard exactly what the camera saw and heard.

Pretty impressive but totally pointless.
SPZander

They didn't say "no computer special effects"… they said no post production. The computer generated imagery was projected(multiple projectors) into the set in real time during the shoot. The creators claim is correct.

http://twitter.com/yorickleusink @yorickleusink

Oke fair enough, no post production, but they probably spend the same amount of time on animating and compositing… Kinda just reversed the project.

Its still is fucking awesome tho!
Commando00

That's bad-ass!!

Anonymous

I only give thumbs down.
Anonymous

That shit is lame. They clap like its the best thing ever but I don’t see the big deal. The film was boring.
bunedoggle

OK Sony, makes me want a room like that, but not a playstation, sorry.

Cool stuff.