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Warpy

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6. Yes, you can use foam and Ivory Flakes on a sound stage

Reply to hughee99 (Reply #1)

Mon Jul 18, 2016, 12:31 PM

Jul 2016

but for wide shots, you at least need the leaves off the trees, not to mention the hay fields down to stubble.

It's a question of scale, which is why the wide shots in The Lord of the Rings had to be shot in mountains of New Zealand.

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If there is anyone with flim making experience/knowledge, please enlighten me... [View all] GummyBearz Jul 2016 OP

I suppose it depends on the scale of the scene. hughee99 Jul 2016 #1

Thanks, but I still have other problems with natural snow GummyBearz Jul 2016 #4

Yes, you can use foam and Ivory Flakes on a sound stage Warpy Jul 2016 #6

They clearly stated... yallerdawg Jul 2016 #2

Yes yes yes GummyBearz Jul 2016 #5

No no no. yallerdawg Jul 2016 #8

Well, they haven't entirely GummyBearz Jul 2016 #10

Wut? yallerdawg Jul 2016 #13

Yes it has GummyBearz Jul 2016 #14

CGi is very expensive. To hazard a guess, I would rationalize Exilednight Jul 2016 #9

I think the winter they await is in Coatia more than Northern Ireland.... Bluenorthwest Jul 2016 #3

It's a sweltering 72F in Ireland now ... OnDoutside Jul 2016 #7

Won't someone think of the Gingers? Iggo Jul 2016 #11

Story and 'Tubman's.' yallerdawg Jul 2016 #12

More than just snow they need cool cloudy days too. Probably looking for snow in Europe or Iceland.. bettyellen Jul 2016 #15