Google is pretty handy.

http://www.3dworldmag.com/2012/05/02/fr … modelling/

I'm not sure the added eerie tinny silence, boobs, and sun analogue enhance High Flight

So my question is how does it differ from a pure CG film? In terms of man-hours, is there a significant cost saving? There will still be a post process, will it get made faster? Why make a film this way?

Less skynet, more my pet F22.

I've started trying to draw on the iPad. Rough sketch.

While I agree that the number of firearms currently in the US makes gun control difficult, if tighter restrictions were implemented now how would the 10 year forecast look? With a new generation of people who haven't been brought up around weapons in the home, is your long game is likely to look substantially different?

So until America discovers Swiss levels of social equity and welfare, perhaps reducing the number of firearms is not such a terrible idea? Obviously if the British invade, you can go hell-for-leather again.

Speaking of ray's, I've been buzzed by them a couple of times diving around piers. Enormous alien motherfuckers, I believe you could have heard my swearing through the 2nd stage. Underwater.

Even with things like Australia's NBN bringing fibre to the home (which could make large real time transfers possible), we're still going to have capped monthly data use. I don't see families blowing their monthly limit on streaming blu-ray quality versions of showgirls and space jam, as valid as that would be.

For the short to mid term, physical media is likely to be your best option. It costs me $7 AUD to rent a movie on iTunes, I could pick up a disc on sale for not much more.

They sing plot (it's tough to be a god). It's a musical.

I like this.