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DUST for film set

Fri, 8 Dec 2006, 11:24 am

theatresets11 posts in thread

Hi all. I would like to get an advice from you... I need to make a set for a film, where the interior looks dusty. I was thinking how to make a fake dust that would settle let's say on table? Does any of you have an idea how to make it realistic? Thanks in advance!!! Irma

Dry Brushing

Fri, 8 Dec 2006, 11:48 am

Labrug

One trick may be to Dry Brush a hint of tan paint across the floor and main bits of furniture. If you have chairs or scenes requiring the movement of dust then a bit of Talc in strategic location can help there.

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DUST for film set— theatresets8 Dec 2006

Dry Brushing— Labrug8 Dec 2006
- dust— theatresets8 Dec 2006
  - About Talc— Labrug8 Dec 2006
    - Real Talc is colourless and— Logos8 Dec 2006
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        And there you have it.— Labrug8 Dec 2006
talc— theatresets8 Dec 2006
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dust— theatresets14 Dec 2006
- Well Done— Labrug14 Dec 2006
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