This is a crazy commercial for MTVN HD — am I the only one that feels like he has to ‘unload’ after watching this?
Production and Visual FX by Umeric. Visit umeric.com for even more awesome videos!
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Damn cute dogs shot at 1,000 frames per second using a Phamtom camera, a $100k+ video camera. Great slow-mo shots for dog lovers!
View full screen for best effect!
Motorz TV shows you how to install a ton of aftermarket appearance accessories on a Ford Mustang GT.
This is the Season 3 Premiere!
Accessories include painted engine part covers from Midwest Auto Gear, chrome engine caps from Stack Racing, tail light trim, replacement halo headlights and halo fog lights, new GT emblems, side decals, as well [...]
I thought green screens were just used in news rooms. Not at all! In fact, these days they are used to create entire scenes. Check out the “Stargate Studios Virtual Backlot Reel 2009″ and be prepared to be shocked and amazed!
More from Stargate Studios…
Here’s a short film I recently created after obtaining the Canon XH A1S.
To view full screen in HD, go to http://www.vimeo.com/7031155
Be sure to watch full screen and turn up your volume. The music is low at the beginning.
This is my first short film created in honor of one of my favorite TV show dramas, “Friday [...]
I couldn’t agree more… CGI-generated eyebrows are going to be the next big thing in movies.
I just pushed out the latest episode of Motorz TV, where I show how to install new brakes and rotors on a 2008 Ford Mustang GT:
The latest episode of MOTORZ is now online everywhere, including TiVo and iTunes!
This is my interview for my show, MOTORZ TV, from last year’s SEMA Show (November). It’s conducted by the great folks at SBTV.com.
Here’s our latest episode of MOTORZ TV, which introduces new motion graphics created by Final Echo:
Visit the MOTORZ TV website for more!
As you may have noticed, I have all but completely abandoned this blog in lieu of keeping friends and family updated through other social networking tools such as Twitter and Facebook. From time to time I’ll hopefully update christhis.com with something useful!
If you’re wondering what I’ve been up to, well it’s been family, work, and [...]
This is a very interesting video that explains several techniques for image stabilization on your still camera or camcorder. They are all very inexpensive and their effectiveness varies.
The water bottle technique would be best if you are on the go (walking) but if you’re doing stationary shots, the string technique would best. Enjoy!
Here [...]
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