Mumford


	Mirror Reflection Replacement


	Breaking Glass Transition


	The director (Kasdan) wanted to replace the reflection of the cheerleader in this scene. A hand rotoscoped mask was created, and blur was applied to re-create the rack-focus. The result was completely invisible.


	This unusual effect combined a black & white shot of a mirror breaking, with a color shot behind. Custom masks had to be created for the broken pieces of glass. This created a very interesting transition.


	Camera removal (Medium Shot)


	Camera removal (Close up)


	This shot originally had a reflection of the cameraman. The reflection was replaced, and motion tracked to match the handheld shot.


	This is a close-up of the same action. The director (Kasdan) wanted the reflection flipped because he thought the actor looked better that way


	Sea of Televisions


	The script called for Mumford to look out his window and see the entire town watching the same TV show. Hundreds of TVs were placed in the background plate, and the camera move was added.




		(A)


	Virtual Woman



			(B)




		(C)


	Mumford’s patient Skip tries to create the perfect “virtual” woman. These three sequences appear on computer screens in Skip’s lab. The director (Kasdan) wanted the sequences to look “computery,” but still maintain lifelike movement. This goal was accomplished using state of the art Optical Motion Capture


	Mocap Session




		Body




		Face


	The acting talents of *Maria Hall Brown* were used to provide the movement and speech of the “Virtual Woman.” Here is video from the actual motion capture session.