Multiply the crowd you shot and build the rest of the world around it: battlefields, castles, stadiums, cities.
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What it does
Crowd and scale work makes a shoot look bigger than it was: twenty-five extras on a hillside become an army in the valley, a half-full stand becomes a stadium, a gate becomes a fortress. The people you shot stay in the foreground as shot; everything behind them is filled in to match their costume, light and action.
The jobs
What you mark
Mark the area to fill and describe the crowd: density, action, how far it goes. The costumes and light are taken from the extras you shot.
What you get back
Shots it’s for
Lines, camps and columns across a field or a valley.
Stadiums, arenas, concert crowds, busy streets.
Walls, towers and skylines beyond the built set.
A wider valley, a longer column, a deeper hall.
Questions
No. The people you shot keep their original pixels; the crowd is added around and behind them, with a separate layer and matte so you can adjust it.
No. A believable crowd needs variety; nolanlabs varies build, pose and action and never tiles the same figure close to camera.
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Use cases
Access to nolanlabs is by invitation. It starts with a 30-minute demo — on your own footage if you like.
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