Model Lighting Images

This should give you an idea of the different lighting conditions that you can achieve with daylight vs. artificial lighting. The first two images are of a model set out in afternoon sunlight and a small camera was placed inside for those photos. The last image is of a model with two tungsten stand lights in a studio setting. So I think the scene could be shot either way. I tend to think though that the more controlled and dramatic lighting of the last photo makes for a better image. I hope it helps to see the difference with an actual model.

Possible Location at Yau Ma Tei - Thank you Josh :D

Advice from Jason, the architect!

This is a pretty typical workspace for architecture students:

I was thinking that a balsa model along these lines:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/drhofmann/2468584241/

So awesome. I was secretly worried about this aspect of Sophie... I feel so much more confident to create her character now.  Thank you Jason for joining us!  

The Pink Elephant Blurb - by Crystal Koo

A burned-out writer and an architecture student with manic-depression find each other in an apartment corridor of alienation and unfulfilled dreams. Set in the hyperreality of modern life, The Pink Elephant is a film about friendship, conviction, and the courage to hold on to what is truly real.

Pink Elephant Trailer music?

The Fall, Birdy Origami, Her Morning Elegance

I'm sure that there scenes as bizarre, mad and beautiful as these in Sophie's mind. The question is, what is it? What does she dream about?



Well, we probably can't do anything like The Fall with our budget but we can do funky things with stop motion. Here's one made by a friend I met through Kongtact Square, Loby Lam from Holland.



Oh, here's an even crazier one:

No Explanation Needed

Sometimes you just need to share things like this.