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Second scene

 Second scene

What will happen? In the second scene, there will be some more action. As you have seen the first cut scene with the car travelling fast down the road, I wanted to contain with the thrill of what the car will happen next. In this scene, you will see the car trying to make the crossing and race the train. The car will only just make it and drive off, but I want to make the experience that the viewer will nevus to watch.

 

Second cut scene -what is in the scene?

·         The crossing

·         train

 

 

The crossing

 





 

 

Above shows the train crossing that will be in the video.

This will be the main end feature in my project, that viewer will be able to see the barriers move down to block the road and will see the car is approaching the crossing. The car will break through the barriers and narrowly miss the train. The reason why I added this in as that viewer will think of what could happen. Once the car commits to go through the crossing the viewer will be on edge to see what going to happen. 

Below is the result of the train crossing 



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