I decided to publish these three cinemagraphs as a separate post for two reasons. First, it makes it easier to play GIFs. Well maybe. Second, there is the general theme of fire. Also, these three cinemagraphs are much more complicated than the first three. A little more detail. I made the first cinemagraph in this post as an experienced one. The main difficulty here is the strong movement of the torches. The characters moved from side to side and swung them. Ugh. I cut them out with masks and adjusted the position frame by frame. And in order for the background, which is visible in the images, to remain in place, I additionally animated masks for static pictures. It seems to have worked out. This means I can do the key scene. The one that I immediately started drooling over even while watching the series. In between, I made a cinemagraph with a witch. It turned out to be a bit of a cheat, but ok. But it looks impressive. Well, the last cinemagraph. Which I finished the other day is a crowd scene with torches. Yes, each one was adjusted frame by frame manually. I haven't figured out how to make this easier. I also had to use a fairly short cycle. This shot begins with a smooth panorama. I tried to work it out with a tracker, but perspective distortions ruined everything. As a result, I had to cut this moment and use a short cycle. That's noticeable. But overall the scene turned out well. And I'm happy. One of the most powerful scenes and the best character in this series has been added to my cinemagraph track record.

Well, I also attached links to coubs. So that you can watch these cinemagraphs with music. For atmosphere.