Make 'em non-listed and just post the links here and that's fine.

You sexy beast.

As someone who just spent the past two days simulating literally millions of phylogenetic trees, and looking up the latitude/longitude of 723 national parks, painstaking, repetitive tasks is definitely in my wheelhouse. I'm in.

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P.S. Trey, thanks for giving the permission for Teague to post those videos
P.P.S. Teague, I will be holding you responsible for my priapism.

Last edited by Herc (2014-07-01 04:27:24)

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Oh gods...

So much Teaguetorials...

Must watch...

So..

Gah...

Ugh...

*faints*

Heh, BDA and Dave will be happy to know that I'm currently sitting on a dozen-or-so "advanced"-level AE video tutorials that I've been making in my spare time. They'll all be released in one big chunk. Not quite ready yet.

But... hardcore shit. The RP53 things were more basic and meant for first-timers; this new batch is the kinky stuff. Math, expressions, crazy-useful tracking methodologies, etc..

I get bored and I like making tutorials.

Pay the man.

But actually though, thanks, I got a random paycheck couple days ago, and I totally forgot that that was a thing I wanted to do way back in the days when I didn't have the money.

So now everyone wins.

I'd be down for doing some Holograms.

My name is: Martin
My email address is: mart_lej at yahoo dot com
My level of expertise is: 10 yrs
My software (and version) of choice is: AE CS6
FX techniques, pertaining-to-this, that I already know how to do are: Sabers, Holograms, screen replacements
FX I'd like to learn, and maybe this could be my chance, are:
My availability is: 10 - 15 hours a week

Darn, okay, I'm in.

My name is: Sébastien Fraud
My email address is: fraud.sebastien@gmail.com
My level of expertise is: somewhat extensive compositing knowledge ;
My software (and version) of choice is: Nuke 8 for compositing, and Adobe CS6 for the rest (mainly Photoshop and Premiere)
FX techniques, pertaining-to-this, that I already know how to do are: 2D/3D tracking - keying - restore - roto - general compositing stuff; 3D modeling, texturing, basics in lighting and rendering.
FX I'd like to learn, and maybe this could be my chance, are: I'm a compositing nerd. Gimme more of it, and I'll be happy.
My availability is: on vacation; I'll be available for the next three weeks and the two first weeks of August. My Internet bandwidth won't be the best, but I can manage.

I'd show you my compositing work, but my demo reel is restricted to my school for the moment.

Last edited by Saniss (2014-07-01 12:59:05)

Awesome.

Honestly, I'd say you could just as well go in a no-twist direction, and to that end maybe even take out the reference to their relationship at the end of the script. Just have it be a Jedi and a Sith, simple and clean.

But that's just me. In any case, this will work just fine and be really cool.

On another tack, sort of similar to the lightsaber color thing; if Sith-boy has any interest in "designing" his ship, he can.

Like, even a doodle or whatever. The ship can be made to look "real" and detailed pretty much regardless of vague shape, so there's no reason he couldn't do a little sketch that would be used as a starting point. We just take that as "inspiration" and make a cool looking ship out of it, one that will be recognizably his design without sacrificing the... uh, overall artistic coolness that comes later.

Only thing is, the ship model is something we can start on right away, and probably should. If you think that'd be a fun way to go with it, have him knock out a doodle he likes. Otherwise we can just do some random cool ship.