Glitch effect idea

[dale coba]

Looking at this stunner, I thought how nicely it would dispel her smoldering, apparently human sexuality if one of her eyes were to flicker open and closed in an impossibly stuttering fashion.



Then I thought, with a performer's head not changing position in the video, one could edit out some small number of frames and/or duplicate such a mini-clip taken from a series of rapid winks, and that would probably produce a mechanical-looking glitch effect. Mouth movements could benefit from a similar editing.

It might take a little trial-and-error, figuring out the method; but when I think back to certain film and tv fembots from pre-CGI days, that may be how they did it (plus speeding up action - but I don't have any low-tech solutions for that).

[Perhaps the video vine-experimenters would have some suggestions for good cutting rhythms.]

- Dale Coba

[FaceoffFembot]

[The door crumbles into dust as soon as the handle is touched] Something like this ?

[dale coba]

Something like this ?

You know that's what I like to see!

I forgot about that picture, but I loved your two versions posted on the wiki - a small breakthrough, a new method, a mini-medium through which to bring pictures of fembots to shuddering, glitching life.

Care to share any insights into your technique? GIFs For Dummies, how-to-videos, cryptic clues?

This will be perfect for the fembot stars of the new Westworld series! Calling Spaz, plan to collect the best screen captures for processing.

- Dale Coba

[FaceoffFembot]

Well, all you actually need is a good photo editing software, the blood of 32 goats, a pinch of Patrick Stewart's hair, and some Lipton Lemon Iced Tea.

No but really, I might add things to the tutorial section of FW.

[Ani Erotika]

Niceeee im so going to try this in one of my fembot vids!!! Thanks for the idea!