I saw that, and was bummed because they missed a great opportunity and idea. I wish things were *actually* real time, not just set next to each other. The van crashes should be sped up to be real-time.

Hee hee.

To be clear, my issue is more the length of what we're talking about, not the content.

Easily argued point about oh, more walking.

Welcome to the forum, Ickyugg!

*giggle*

We're done recording for the year, probably, might do some Christmas movies next week for grins. I think TRON comes out this weekend.

There ya go.

Not a plugin, but there's a lot of elements being thrown around that show, wouldn't surprise me if there were a bunch of limb plates. A huge number of things like dirt hits, explosions, tracer hits, water hits, and tree hits were added in post - so there's a pretty good chance that the explosion you're looking at, if it's not right in front of you, is fake.

1. The shot of the various degrees and awards decorating the wall of the psychiatrist in Garden State, panning up eventually to reveal one more glued to the ceiling.

2. The ping-pong-ball sequence/shot in the car, in Children of Men.

3. Water rippling in the footprint of a T-Rex, Jurassic Park.

4. Any shot from the end of The Fountain.

5. The crane up to the loudspeaker in Shawshank.

Top five creative uses of the camera, in movies.

In my experience with both, not so far.

I know a lot of those guys are Lightwave users. Don't know what they use at Asylum.

And I will bitch slap you with my Lightwave dongle.