This is KentAnimation secrets revealedThis is KentLEARN how veteran animator the late Ray Harryhausen shot those scary skeleton warriors in the classic action animation movie Jason and the Argonauts this weekend at the sixth Canterbury Anifest.
If you are around or if you can take a trip in the weekend you should pay atention to this great oppurtunity to experience something very special - i would if i could.
This documentary about stupidity tells us the history of the word "moron", the difference between stupid, moron, smart, intelligent, genius and questions the regular practice of classifying peoples intelligence through standardized IQ tests.
You may or may not have noticed that sometimes Siri says crazy things. We recently noticed that Siri summarizes movies in a pretty funny way, too. Siri seems to have a distinct preference for Sci-Fi (who can blame her?
He he, you have to see this - there are some really hilarius examples here. Click the picture to get them all :-)
"Promised Land," a new film which takes a strong anti-fracking stance, was financed in part by money from the government of Abu Dhabi capital of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) — a region that stands to profit from the failure ...
Cthulhu films presents: At The Mountains Of Madness Our old classic is finally here on youtube, remastered in HD and complete with subtitles, thanks to Sebas...
Cthulhu films presents: At The Mountains Of Madness
Our old classic is finally here on youtube, remastered in HD and complete with subtitles, thanks to Sebastian Ohaco. Click CC for subs: Available in English and Spanish
Skyfall, the next James Bond movie, is going to have some serious underwater fights. They have been filmed in the only underwater stage in the planet, a 20-by-10-meter pool that is almost 20 feet deep and contains 317006 ...
Watch the video of how they are doing it right here by clicking the picture abowe.
Gizmodo reader Brad Kremer sent this beautiful home movie, shot at 2564 frames per second with a Phantom Flex, Zeiss super speed glass, Canon 5DMKII and Canon L series glass. Total: $300000 to shoot what's probably ...
PetaPixelPurported catalog pic shows 46-megapixel Canon 3DCNETThat glimpse came from Nine Volt Photo, a maker of computer mounting plates, which said it found a reference at retail powerhouse B&H Photo after an "inadvertent search for a Canon 3D."...
I don't know if this actually is true or just rumors. Read for your self and judge for yourself. Anyway, it is interesting.
@safegaard
Megapixels certainly aren't everything, and shrinking them causes problems with noise and dynamic range, but they do matter, as the market for medium-format cameras with up to 80 megapixels illustrates. Some drawbacks of high megapixel counts are cured by carefully controlled studio lighting, too. If Canon wants to announce a new SLR, it's got a fine venue. It just missed the Photokina show, but the Photo Plus Expo starts in three weeks.
Is your smartphone spying on you? The US Navy has developed an app that reconstructs 3D location images based on background camera shots. (Navy-built spyware makes 3D model from camera images. Could your Android smartphone be spying on you?
A graphic illustration tutorial to show you how to blend photos, create a stereoscopic 3D effect and other techniques in photoshop (Learn to blend photos, create a stereoscopic 3D effect and other techniques in this graphic illustration tutoria...)...
In this tutorial you’ll combine stock photography with graphic elements create a stylish illustration. You’ll learn how to blend photos together, how to create a stereoscopic 3D effect, and many other illustration techniques.
There’s nothing too complicated here, but you are expected to have a good grasp of the Photoshop basic techniques in order to use this tutorial. This tutorial is fairly long but you can choose to focus on the section that teaches specific techniques such as how to blend photos in photoshop or how to create stereoscopic 3D effect in photoshop.-
Or why I want to strangle DCP.(No Concessions: Digital Disaster at the New York Film Festival | Popdose http://t.co/ZxNx3GDN...)...
I’m still wondering. In what was for me an unprecedented event in my decades of festivalgoing, the screening was cancelled. Why? Three words: Digital Cinema Package, or DCP.
This past Friday, The Milwaukee Film Festival had its first showing of Jonathan Lisecki's Gayby (2012), the story of how Jenn and her gay friend Matt try to hav (Gayby: A Milwaukee Film Festival movie review http://t.co/j65NyCq6...
Overall, Gayby is a funny, light-hearted film that makes an example of unconventional families and shares them in a positive light. Though there is not much reasoning behind their reason to start the family in the first place, flamboyant characters and comedy make viewers forget this at times and bring focus to Jenn and Matt as they come across outrageous situations on the dating scene and in the bedroom.
Read the full story and watch the trailer by clicking the picture abowe.
Vid. Fantastic transmedia mashup of comic book, film, augmented reality, game 'Anomaly' graphic novel iPad
An upcoming graphic novel 'Anomaly' being shown with a companion iPad AR app. This is the future of graphic novels!
Anomaly, an epic science-fiction adventure, will be available simultaneously as a 370-page hardcover book and as a stand-alone tablet app narrated by some of the best-known actors in science fiction and video games. The hardcover book will be the longest full-color, original graphic novel ever published. In addition to the stand-alone tablet app, readers can download a free Ultimate Augmented Reality™ app for iOS (iPad and iPhone) and Android.
ForbesGet A Drive-In Movie Theater With The Smart Forstars Concept CarForbesSmart, maker of the Fortwo microcar, could never be accused of thinking small.
I newer ever would have thought anyone would have build a car who actually is a moving Movie Theater. Find a wall - turn on the movie player and the build in projector do its magic - how about that ;-)
Lauren Drell: "If a picture is worth a thousand words, what's an emoticon worth?"
The fun thing is:
"This story is incorrect. I have already gone on the university website which published this information and pointed out that emoticons were used by the Defence forces of both Australia and the USA when I was in the Royal Australian Air Force as a Telecommunications operator in 1979. As far as I am aware, telex operators and computer operators were using these symbols long before that. The birth of the emoticon as a communications tool may never be settled, but I can unequivocally say that Mr. Fahlman may have been the first to use them where he was located at the time, but a quick check with Defence or Post Office personnel will quickly debunk him as the originator worldwide."
""Tears of Steel" was realized with crowd-funding by users of the open source 3D creation tool Blender. Target was to improve and test a complete open and free pipeline for visual effects in film - and to make a compelling sci-fi film in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
The film itself, and all raw material used for making it, have been released under the Creatieve Commons 3.0 Attribution license. Visit the tearsofsteel.org website to find out more about this, or to purchase the 4-DVD box with a lot of extras.
Age: Suitable for 12 years and older. Language: English spoken Production: Blender Institute
Producer: Ton Roosendaal Director & Writer: Ian Hubert Director of Photography: Joris Kerbosch Composer: Joram Letwory
Starring: Derek de Lint, Sergio Hasselbaink, Rogier Schippers, Vanja Rukavina, Denise Rebergen, Jody Bhe, Chris Haley
Crew: Andreas Goralczyk, David Revoy, Francesco Siddi, Jeremy Davidson, Kjartan Tysdal, Nicolo Zubbini, Rob Tuytel, Roman Volodin, Sebastian Koenig, Brecht van Lommel, Campbell Barton, Sergey Sharybin.
Project funding: Blender Foundation, Netherlands Film Fund, Cinegrid Amsterdam
Who's In At London Animation FestivalBig Cartoon News Blog (blog)This year's London International Animation Festival– or LIAF– is running October 25th — November 4th.
The largest animated film festival in the United Kingdom– the London International Animation Festival– has announced this years program. Included are over 280 films from thirty countries competing in 10 categories. Showcasing the best in British and international animation, this years festival also includes several important premieres, in addition to attendee events and symposiums. This year’s London International Animation Festival– or LIAF– is running October 25th — November 4th. This year the ten day festival will open with style, premiering.......
Four working composers discuss the creative challenges of making music for animation. Denis M. Hannigan, Don Grady, Jody Gray and James L. Venable offer tips and advice for both composers and creators, directors and producers.
Hollywood Lost & Found: 7 Stolen Movie PropsHigh-profile movie props can go for hundreds of thousands of dollars. It\'s not surprising that some people will do whatever it takes to get their hands on a piece of Hollywood history.
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