Sherlock, Opening Theme.
Sherlock is one of the biggest TV series in Europe and in the USA and has won a numerous amount of BAFTA'S and Critic's Television Choice Awards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApNy2RWzLXA
I wanted to see how the opening credits were created.
According to websites "Quora" and Wikipedia" the opening credits of Sherlock with shots of London were actually a miniature version of London, and to help it look like a real version of London a technique called Tilt-Shift Photography is used."It can be done with a camera that is capable of tilting and shifting, or even in post production by using digital image processing tools like Photoshop"
http://www.quora.com/Sherlock-TV-series/What-are-some-unique-visual-techniques-used-in-Sherlock-the-BBC-TV-Series
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miniature_faking#In_popular_culture
You can also see that a range of shots from the episodes were taken from the series and overlapped in certain sections, to create a montage opening sequence. Effects like this can be done in After Effects and also editing software like Premiere Pro and Avid.
Sherlock is one of the biggest TV series in Europe and in the USA and has won a numerous amount of BAFTA'S and Critic's Television Choice Awards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApNy2RWzLXA
I wanted to see how the opening credits were created.
According to websites "Quora" and Wikipedia" the opening credits of Sherlock with shots of London were actually a miniature version of London, and to help it look like a real version of London a technique called Tilt-Shift Photography is used."It can be done with a camera that is capable of tilting and shifting, or even in post production by using digital image processing tools like Photoshop"
http://www.quora.com/Sherlock-TV-series/What-are-some-unique-visual-techniques-used-in-Sherlock-the-BBC-TV-Series
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miniature_faking#In_popular_culture
You can also see that a range of shots from the episodes were taken from the series and overlapped in certain sections, to create a montage opening sequence. Effects like this can be done in After Effects and also editing software like Premiere Pro and Avid.
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