Special Effect - Visual Special Effects Techniques

Visual Special Effects Techniques

  • Bullet time
  • Computer-generated imagery (often using Shaders)
  • Digital compositing
  • Dolly zoom
  • In-camera effects
  • Match moving
  • Matte painting
  • Miniature effects
  • Morphing
  • Motion control photography
  • Optical effects
  • Optical printing
  • Practical effects
  • Prosthetic makeup effects
  • Rotoscoping
  • Stop motion
  • Go motion
  • Schüfftan process
  • Travelling matte
  • Virtual cinematography
  • Wire removal

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