Last night, we saw a doctor: Pompei’s fires as a Twitter guard and continue our lock traditions. My daughter and I made a Simple Tardis Under the title of the episode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?

This time I decided to recruit friends and strangers to shoot volcanic scenes. To this end, we provided this contact for help:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I was hoping to get someone or two people to present something, but I was completely ready to do this in a variety of wigs and fashion. Four offers were perfect … We got seven, with the eighth arrival after the deadline (but most importantly after completing the editing and adding all the effects) that were late for use. Other people were showing filming during the day on Saturday, but I had no time or space to include them.

First, great thanks to everyone who photographed a slide, and I was all great! I am in the vast of the number of people who wanted to participate. We had two from Estborn, two from America, one of Huddersfield, one of East Greenstide and one of Australia … The only problem is that we had no volcano!

Fortunately, my daughter made one for a school project a few years ago (in the fourth year, I think?), But when dug from the upper floor, it became clear that he was not just realistic as I hoped:

However, I was hoping for a little paint …

… some fake grass …

… and the right angle against the right background …

… you may only do the task.

By the way, the large circular piece on the hills is the nest of dinosaurs eggs. If you are wondering.

The next challenge was to put it in the background of other people’s photos using a phone application (because all this is done on the phone) which does not allow custom masks or any type of magic stick. Some were easier than others and generally was fine.

Provided that you do not look closely.

But in a few seconds of shots with the effects of the volcano, sounds and screaming on a small phone screen … Yes, you will do. I photographed the volcano on a red towel (so the green of fake grass did not get the Chroma key!) From different angles to create the impression that homes are on different aspects, then I added a higher view to an image of Eastbourne was executed from Google Earth:

The ability to display both the image and camera using the division screen was invaluable here. I am not sure how the corners match otherwise!

The other challenge was to know how to include these internal shots from America to the movie without making it completely separate.

Hill was adding a window with the visible volcano in the reflection. It is not very wonderful … but I think it works (again giving the small screen/low -warning expectations!).

With all that was made and extinguishing, the effects of smoke and lava have been added, it is time to photograph our section.

All this really went smoothly with no major problems. Green towels erupted again so that we can look at Tardis in the volcano …

… and so we can see inside Tardis from the outside.

I wish I noticed that episode on the towel at that time.

The last scene was watched and overpowered the shot of the tardis that we made Stolen land … which is good except for one problem:

No legs!

To get a round we shoot our legs against a green towel in the park:

… Using a removable step/base from the entrance to Tardis:

Tardis is designed like this because the room works as a backup bedroom. The plate with a rounded lighting behind the office/the control unit falls down to detect a bed so that the office and chair needs to make room.

I didn’t imagine either of them on a step, so I made him easily removable. Fortunately, it can also be transferred to the garden and sat to simulate your legs on a reward volcano. Unintended use, however.

My daughter’s legs look more natural than me, but she is very small. I don’t think she is very noticeable.

One thing I wanted to do for some time is to take advantage of the window in our Tardis. The landscape is this:

It is okay when we dump at home, but not useful when we are in a cycle of time. So the towels came out again …

She managed to move from moving from being home to a spiral of time to a height of Eastborn in one shot. This was not as good as I wanted to be partial because the towel was folded on the right side (which makes it different green) and partly because the light was bright stupidly on the left side.

Oh and also green light is reflected off the black cylinder group.

However, I give myself signs to try.

The last shots that we picked up the next day are my daughter’s hands holding a phone against a towel to drop in the Grinstead East volcano:

Just because I wanted.

And back from herbs of herbalists from the pillars that are installed on sticks:

Because I was worried that it was not clear what we were doing otherwise.

Pro Wise there was not much to make this short. The game of the painting that we were playing and made by my daughter was designed for another school project.

It is called shelter! I thought was appropriate. You have to collect enough bits to build Anderson shelter during World War II. She wanted to print three -dimensional Tardis Dice Tower, at first she tried to talk about it but … hey, it fits the period.

The only dedicated pillar that was made is the volcano group. I was going to make a more formal mark, but I did not do (because I did not actually decide what it will be today) and in any case, it is not intended to be an official plan, which was purchased from the emergency store. It is just the box that we keep sticks and Marshmalllows if there is an eruption.

It is only in emergency use because my personality will eat herbs of the baked family otherwise. It is not a difficult role in playing.

In fact, it does not carry the pillars of the tent that we used, so you never see it inside, but if that bother you, you imagine that it is a high -dimensional box.

I think this is one of the most short pants we have done. I kept saying that the next one would have gone to four seconds … but then we discovered that he would listen and all that came out of the window.

I would like to point out that we only discover what the next Watchalong will be on the current current. Last night, we discovered that the next is on Wednesday, that it is Monday now and we need to get a crack!

Last night, we saw a doctor: Pompei’s fires as a Twitter guard and continue our lock traditions. My daughter and I made a Simple Tardis Under the title of the episode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?

This time I decided to recruit friends and strangers to shoot volcanic scenes. To this end, we provided this contact for help:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?

I was hoping to get someone or two people to present something, but I was completely ready to do this in a variety of wigs and fashion. Four offers were perfect … We got seven, with the eighth arrival after the deadline (but most importantly after completing the editing and adding all the effects) that were late for use. Other people were showing filming during the day on Saturday, but I had no time or space to include them.

First, great thanks to everyone who photographed a slide, and I was all great! I am in the vast of the number of people who wanted to participate. We had two from Estborn, two from America, one of Huddersfield, one of East Greenstide and one of Australia … The only problem is that we had no volcano!

Fortunately, my daughter made one for a school project a few years ago (in the fourth year, I think?), But when dug from the upper floor, it became clear that he was not just realistic as I hoped:

However, I was hoping for a little paint …

… some fake grass …

… and the right angle against the right background …

… you may only do the task.

By the way, the large circular piece on the hills is the nest of dinosaurs eggs. If you are wondering.

The next challenge was to put it in the background of other people’s photos using a phone application (because all this is done on the phone) which does not allow custom masks or any type of magic stick. Some were easier than others and generally was fine.

Provided that you do not look closely.

But in a few seconds of shots with the effects of the volcano, sounds and screaming on a small phone screen … Yes, you will do. I photographed the volcano on a red towel (so the green of fake grass did not get the Chroma key!) From different angles to create the impression that homes are on different aspects, then I added a higher view to an image of Eastbourne was executed from Google Earth:

The ability to display both the image and camera using the division screen was invaluable here. I am not sure how the corners match otherwise!

The other challenge was to know how to include these internal shots from America to the movie without making it completely separate.

Hill was adding a window with the visible volcano in the reflection. It is not very wonderful … but I think it works (again giving the small screen/low -warning expectations!).

With all that was made and extinguishing, the effects of smoke and lava have been added, it is time to photograph our section.

All this really went smoothly with no major problems. Green towels erupted again so that we can look at Tardis in the volcano …

… and so we can see inside Tardis from the outside.

I wish I noticed that episode on the towel at that time.

The last scene was watched and overpowered the shot of the tardis that we made Stolen land … which is good except for one problem:

No legs!

To get a round we shoot our legs against a green towel in the park:

… Using a removable step/base from the entrance to Tardis:

Tardis is designed like this because the room works as a backup bedroom. The plate with a rounded lighting behind the office/the control unit falls down to detect a bed so that the office and chair needs to make room.

I didn’t imagine either of them on a step, so I made him easily removable. Fortunately, it can also be transferred to the garden and sat to simulate your legs on a reward volcano. Unintended use, however.

My daughter’s legs look more natural than me, but she is very small. I don’t think she is very noticeable.

One thing I wanted to do for some time is to take advantage of the window in our Tardis. The landscape is this:

It is okay when we dump at home, but not useful when we are in a cycle of time. So the towels came out again …

She managed to move from moving from being home to a spiral of time to a height of Eastborn in one shot. This was not as good as I wanted to be partial because the towel was folded on the right side (which makes it different green) and partly because the light was bright stupidly on the left side.

Oh and also green light is reflected off the black cylinder group.

However, I give myself signs to try.

The last shots that we picked up the next day are my daughter’s hands holding a phone against a towel to drop in the Grinstead East volcano:

Just because I wanted.

And back from herbs of herbalists from the pillars that are installed on sticks:

Because I was worried that it was not clear what we were doing otherwise.

Pro Wise there was not much to make this short. The game of the painting that we were playing and made by my daughter was designed for another school project.

It is called shelter! I thought was appropriate. You have to collect enough bits to build Anderson shelter during World War II. She wanted to print three -dimensional Tardis Dice Tower, at first she tried to talk about it but … hey, it fits the period.

The only dedicated pillar that was made is the volcano group. I was going to make a more formal mark, but I did not do (because I did not actually decide what it will be today) and in any case, it is not intended to be an official plan, which was purchased from the emergency store. It is just the box that we keep sticks and Marshmalllows if there is an eruption.

It is only in emergency use because my personality will eat herbs of the baked family otherwise. It is not a difficult role in playing.

In fact, it does not carry the pillars of the tent that we used, so you never see it inside, but if that bother you, you imagine that it is a high -dimensional box.

I think this is one of the most short pants we have done. I kept saying that the next one would have gone to four seconds … but then we discovered that he would listen and all that came out of the window.

I would like to point out that we only discover what the next Watchalong will be on the current current. Last night, we discovered that the next is on Wednesday, that it is Monday now and we need to get a crack!