Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts

08 August 2009

TRON Legacy


The trailer for TRON: Legacy is out & I am stoked. It's going to be a sequel that picks up right where the original left off twenty-six years ago, and yes, The Dude himself will be returning. Other than that, the graphics look amazing. The film is scheduled for 2010 release. Watch the trailer here: youtube.com/tronlegacy.

Also, in my interwebbings, I stumbled upon a website called Flynn Lives, in reference to Kevin Flynn's (Jeff Bridge's character in the original TRON) sudden disappearance. You can check out that insanity here: flynnlives.com.

29 July 2009

Shake Weight? WTF.


Today's Big Thing is the Shake Weight, a weight specifically designed for women who want to tone their upper arms for tank top season. I don't think I even need to comment on this product's similarity to a sex toy. Watch the video here: shakeweight.org.

26 July 2009

My First VLOG



This is my first attempt at editing. It's really not very entertaining, but I feel pretty comfortable with iMovie now. Unfortunately, it's low quality. I'll have to figure out what to do about that.

25 July 2009

Rhonda Forever


http://rhondaforever.com

This is a pretty cool video demonstration Rhonda Forever, a 3D Drawing software developed by Amir Pitaru in 2003.

Amir PitaruPitaru is a classically trained musician but makes really badass digital art with his own custom programs. The coolest part is, he has no formal computer programming training; he's completely self-taught. The Design Museum website says he strives to create interactive animations with the same fluency as music, which is pretty obvious once you take a look at his stuff. This one is call "Geisha", also made with another custom software. You can check out more of his work at pitaru.com.






James PatersonThe hands & drawings in the video belong to James Paterson (no, not the guy that writes those paperback novels my mom reads), another self-taught software geek. So the interwebz say, the two of them met at a conference in London, then realizing they lived on the same street in Brooklyn, and started collaborating. His stuff is a little more my taste than Pitaru's; kindof purposely rough figural line drawings. He likes to use the computer "like a sketchbook". He's has a few creative outlets on the web but I like halfempty.com/james most.

BONUS: If you visit the site, there is a field at the bottom of the page to sign up to be a tester. They'll e-mail you a password to download the prototype to play around with. I already got mine!

24 July 2009

Tim Burton's Alice In Wonderland trailer



Even with all of the damage Hot Topic and mallrats did to the icons of his movies, I still cannot help but love Tim Burton's stuff. It's predictable at times, but I think he's got the right duo in Johhny Depp & Helena Bonham Carter, who, by the way, is going to be the perfect Queen of Hearts. >>

This movie is going to be worth the horrifically inflated ticket price of $9.50. Unfortunately, it doesn't come out until March 2010.