How to Create a Realistic 'Bleeding-Knife' Effect
Intro: How to Create a Realistic 'Bleeding-Knife' Effect
Hi
Stuart here from http://www.learnprostheticmakeup.com/
This video shows you how I created a realistic 'bleeding blade' to simulate skin cutting for a TV show I did a few weeks back.
There was no time or budget to make a fake chest, and I was not sure where the camera would be so I had to make it work from every angle, make it safe and make it quick. I recreate the process for you here.
Please leave comments or get in touch if you have any questions!
Thanks
Stuart
mail@learnprostheticmakeup.com
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Check out my new blog where I will be posting other tutorials, articles and makeup FX goodies: http://www.learnmakeupeffects.com/blog/
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Stuart here from http://www.learnprostheticmakeup.com/
This video shows you how I created a realistic 'bleeding blade' to simulate skin cutting for a TV show I did a few weeks back.
There was no time or budget to make a fake chest, and I was not sure where the camera would be so I had to make it work from every angle, make it safe and make it quick. I recreate the process for you here.
Please leave comments or get in touch if you have any questions!
Thanks
Stuart
mail@learnprostheticmakeup.com
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Check out my new blog where I will be posting other tutorials, articles and makeup FX goodies: http://www.learnmakeupeffects.com/blog/
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32 Comments
srhadaham 13 years ago
frarugi87 6 years ago
Just came here today and... This is horrible............ Really horrible :P
ElvisE2 8 years ago
jsvitlik 12 years ago
HugAHunterL4D 11 years ago
gl0rious 12 years ago
cut self/sibling/friend/other with knife
step 2: done
08motooley 12 years ago
dylankunaikennedy 12 years ago
SP Tutorials 13 years ago
stuartbray 13 years ago
Try searching 'Laboratory Supplies', '100ml syringes', 'Vet Supplies' and 'Large Hypodermic Syringes'.
Most syringes for general medical use are much smaller volume syringes, so to hold this amount of liquid, you may need a vet suppliers or laboratory equipment supplier.
You'd be surprised how commonly these things are used, for all kinds of industry. Think any kind of work where accurate measurement of fluids such as ink cartridge refilling, etc.
Regards
-Stuart
SP Tutorials 13 years ago
Hephestus 13 years ago
bubble36 13 years ago
stuartbray 13 years ago
He he...it really does, doesn't it?
Well, the blood I used was a sugar syrup blood (as many of them are) and was quite orangey-yellow. I though it may also have been a little thick to pump easily down the blade. I was worried it may not flow quick enough as the gag need to be quick to be most effective rather than a lingering closeup which may reveal the trick, so I added a little water.
The thinned blood ran easily, but where it was thinner at the top of the flow, it revealed my pasty-white skin and the blood colour as a result (thicker pools of blood appear darker). Real blood is not actually that translucent, rather it is opaque so would not reveal the pale skin underneath so readily.
Also, I was shooting under fluorescent lights and these have a blue tinge which combined with the orangey-yellow blood makes for a brown colour.
I am going to get a better camera with improved white balance (and HD) to help this issue. Good point, though!
Regards
Stuart
bounty1012 13 years ago
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sl.pet 13 years ago
J-Manoo7 13 years ago
Blood reminds me of BBQ sauce. Yummy.
zascecs 13 years ago
J-Manoo7 13 years ago