I don't know if I ever had a chance to mention this anecdote on the show or not, but a couple years ago I became the Kevin Bacon number singularity — I have a Bacon number of 0. Not 1, 0.

The short version is that I was working on a VFX sequence in his TV show where he should have had a reflection, but didn't, so to get that reverse-pose shape I took a picture of myself and slotted that in. In the shot — and remember, this is on-screen, this is classic championship rules here —  you see Kevin Bacon and his reflection, but I am playing his reflection. I am Kevin Bacon. I am zero degrees of separation away from Kevin Bacon.

It's so purple.

Tom is becoming Groot.

Love 'em. I'll bet they're both gonna look rad.

Love 'em.

In both cases, maybe put a white stroke around the player number. (And then possibly adjust their position to suit, as the stroke will add a bit of weight.) You might also want to consider spreading out the features on the fronts of the shirts vertically, as they seem a little crammed together at the moment.

I'm confused. The point of this is just that they wanted to practice filming a fight scene, so they copied another fight scene, right? That makes sense to me as an exercise, but I don't get why this video would be cool in lieu of just posting the original fight.

So, yesterday was the one-year anniversary, and I was hoping to have the movie released by then. Not quiiiiiiite there, although most of the work that remains is touching base with Drew and putting pre-made FX over new plates and stuff like that. He's on vacation at the moment, we'll do that when he's back in front of a computer.

In the meantime, here's a teaser showing off some of the newly-completed work. (In other words, I just put a lot of the new shots to music because I was bored.)

Here's the same file as a downloadable thing, if anyone wants it.

Hm. It hasn't come up before.

Let's say no. 

FYMS.

Awesome!

Could you give me a cropped version of each? Basically, the image above, cropped like it is, but presented separately instead of as one overlaid image?

My first thought is that you're right and it has to do with lens distortion, but once I run a couple tests on it I'll have a better sense of things.

Could you elaborate on the process? I mean, I could also just Google it, but I'd rather bother you.