626

(538 replies, posted in Creations)

I am not a VFX man https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otcy9dx … e=youtu.be

627

(538 replies, posted in Creations)

Wait... I Only roto'd it... The comp on AE was set to add... My ears have been burning

628

(538 replies, posted in Creations)

I'm gunna have a stab at Shot 10 poss 11 now. Teagues method

629

(70 replies, posted in Off Topic)

switch wrote:

I liked this movie, but my only gripe is the music.  dear God that awful music!  45 minutes of the same 4 notes on a loop is not good for movie music!  Hans Zimmer has gotten lazy lately.

I'm with you on that. Granted an unpopular opinion on the forum. I'm torn between 'fitting drone' and 'please hit another note'. Either way... I can't tell if I'm being a picky arse or, and more to the point, that I noticed the score - and wanted more. Either or it took me out of the moment. So, on my standards... it failed.

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(991 replies, posted in Off Topic)

I'm joining the party late. Not really sure what has been said... but I will chuck in my two cents about Dr Who all the same. Loved Ecc and Ten to the point of weirdness... Matt smith is good... but, I lost interest under his reign. Is it a him thing or a me thing? I am bestt mates who work at 'The Farm' and work on Dr Who. Talented geeza hi is but he can't help my weigning love for the show.

631

(248 replies, posted in Off Topic)

I'm short a friend in my head. Love Mike. Love podcast. Hate American health service!

632

(248 replies, posted in Off Topic)

fireproof78 wrote:
Eddie wrote:
Cloe Z wrote:

Mike's family and boyfriend are fucking champions, by the way.

I'm glad you mentioned that.  The big takeaway from me that evening, outside of actually seeing Mike, was seeing Mike's dad.  He was obviously in shock, obviously torn apart inside, but he had such dignity to him and was so appreciative of us being there.  The strength of that man is almost incomprehensible. 

As I mentioned on twitter, my son Ryker was born on Friday.  After I left the hospital and saw Mike that first night, I came home and instinctually my wife knew how shook up I was, and without saying a word, put my son in my arms.  It was absolutely what I needed, and I just wept.  I wept because I thought of Mike's Dad, and how unnatural and fucking horrid it is to contemplate the notion that you will outlive your child.  I thought of how absolutely in love with both my sons I am, even the one I just met four days prior.  Four days, and the thought of anything happening to him..I can't even type it.  Mike is a grown man, and an outstanding one at that (obviously, which is why we're all here), and if my boys grow into half the man that he is, it'll be a flawless victory of parenting.  So for Mike Sr. to be there that night, processing it with the rest of us, and still be on his feet and to be as gracious and kind to us as he was, is the kind of miracle that doesn't get celebrated enough.

So yeah, the fact that Mike has been clawing and scratching his way this far in such a short period of time is extraordinary, but not surprising.  It's not surprising because we see that strength from his father, mother, brother, and sister.  I have no way of knowing if I'm that strong, but they inspire inspire strength in me, and I think I can safely say, all of us.

Well said, Eddie. As a parent, I can't imagine that pain of his parents, or the rest of his family and boyfriend. But, you framed in a way that made it quite parable, and, I'll not lie, tear up. But, well said, regardless.

clap

Seconded fireproof!

I'm not crying... my eyes are just a bit sweaty smile

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(114 replies, posted in Creations)

Sorry spoke. I tried to fit in but it hasn't worked

634

(114 replies, posted in Creations)

I'm sorry. What is this forum about if not for debate? I' am really sorry I played devils advocate once. Now you have ripped me a new one. If you can't handle an ironic post on this site without destroying a person with all good intentions then I'm not willing to converse further. Granted i probably dont know you well enough for you to get me dry sarcastic humour. But thank you for giving me the time of day. I feel bad. I'm so embarrassed now I'm of this site. And, love it.

635

(114 replies, posted in Creations)

Have I stepped on someones toes?. Silly stuff on the forum. I dont know BDA well enough to insult him. Sorry. Junk be wrong. I dont know how I'm wrong niehter

636

(114 replies, posted in Creations)

This one for you poor souls Rotoing...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWbR1fc … e=youtu.be

637

(114 replies, posted in Creations)

Asking the wrong person here <<<< I guess.

638

(114 replies, posted in Creations)

BigDamnArtist wrote:

I apologize that the three videos I posted containing work I'm proud of in a thread dedicated to sharing my work offended and overwhelmed you so. If there's any way I can ease the obvious pain you suffer at my expense, please do not hesitate to tell me.

What pile of rubbish. My oh my. Apologies was sonot needed! It's amazing. Deal with it.

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(114 replies, posted in Creations)

BigDamnArtist wrote:

Shaw Red Deer just uploaded 3 episodes of the Bullskit Comedy TV series I helped produce over the summer.

All of the short films and the intro were shot and edited by yours truly, Shaw shot and edited the live stuff.

We will be rolling out the short films in higher quality on the Bullskit Comedy page over the next little bit if you want to see them in thier full and proper glory!



BONUS!

Another photo from the set of Repair:
https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xfp1/t31.0-8/10551532_682466411838395_4700621735947985186_o.jpg


Too many links... Though I swear my friend in syracuse is the bald bearded guy... calling him as we speak.

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(538 replies, posted in Creations)

Sam F wrote:

The preset's not loading for me in CS5. I guess it's not back-compatible. Might I trouble you for a screenshot of your effects tab?

       

I can't get it to work in CS6 either...

641

(538 replies, posted in Creations)

Could do it in after effects with Element 3d with some decent high res textures. I've got a 4k Earth and with alpha matted clouds.

642

(538 replies, posted in Creations)

Ellipsis Period....

643

(538 replies, posted in Creations)

Same here.

644

(538 replies, posted in Creations)

I'm game for roto work like 'ROTO-DAVE' smile if everyones using AE

AshDigital wrote:

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014/07/05/article-0-1F6B0CA500000578-614_638x676.jpg

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/84/Time_Travel_Method-2.svg


Simplified somewhat.

646

(2,068 replies, posted in Off Topic)

I can't fault the art.

647

(6 replies, posted in Creations)

US version of the UK's Goggle Box? I haven't seen much of the UK one but a lot of people find it super fun over here.

648

(262 replies, posted in Episodes)

Just to lighten the commentary session before breaking my mind with the doom that is the timeline of Primer.

649

(262 replies, posted in Episodes)

Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey and Primer... interesting combo?

Totally agree... I'm just trying to future proof myself buy buying the right parts for bigger cameras. Kinda already bought parts, and if my novice maths are right... I should be able to lift a Sony Nex5r (I may have skipped the gopro step - could prove to be a stroke of genius or...). Kinda why I need help with this. Or should be stopped. Like the the camera crashing to the ground... I may need brought back down to earth and race to the end before at least dipping my toe in the water.