Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label video. Show all posts

Dec 13, 2011

Drive Animation (mine)



So, while you were waiting, I was working on my Drive animation. Well, here it is.

Nov 24, 2011

Fuel TV :15 Bumper



Here it is… the final version for the Fuel TV bumper.
Can't imaging what Fuel will be like once it
switches to UFC stuff all the time : /

Oct 31, 2011

Fuel TV x Guide to Talking Like A Surfer






WASSSSSABI?
This is a completely new and different direction I'm going with for my 2nd motion project.

Update: Just if wanted it, here's a 2560 x 1440 wallpaper 



Oct 10, 2011

QUEEN Kinetic Type : Motion Project 1

Here it is. By popular demand, the finalized version of my first-ever kinetic type project.


Get on your bikes and ride!

Oct 3, 2011

Bicycle Race


Here it is. Well, the first 10 seconds of my first-ever kinetic type project.







Jan 7, 2011

Tied To Your Dreams x Happy New Year


first post of the new year, and it's not even mine (oh well).

sweet little vid by my buddy beau kelsey. 
check his other vids here.

Jun 6, 2010

Apr 9, 2010

s1




so here it is. the first project "s1" created with ma new cam.
shooting surf footage in water is much harder than it seems.
what we got was pretty boring, so i changed the levels etc. and
added a track from crocodiles

Mar 27, 2010

Phew




video dubbed by my friend zach v. edited in after effects

Feb 26, 2010

Clash of the Titans

Original:

Remake:

This movie looks f***ing EPIC. I'm usually not the one for "Gods" and unicorns and Zeus and whatnot, but this movie looks too cool. The Kraken. I literally OMGed at the theatre before Avatar when that things roars. The bass was so deep it shook the entire theatre. Plus 3D! Wow March 26th, be HERE! Another plus, the dude from Avatar

Jan 12, 2010

Conan's Options





Sun & the moon

Sun, moon cause small tremors in California: researchers

It won't send Los Angeles plummeting into the Pacific Ocean, but the gravitational pull of the sun and the moon do stimulate small tremors in the San Andreas Fault, researchers say.

The tidal forces of the sun and moon don't directly trigger earthquakes, but they appear to initiate deep tremors 25 kilometres below the surface. These small tremors can increase the likelihood of future earthquakes above.

"Tremors seem to be extremely sensitive to minute stress changes," said Roland Burgmann, a professor of Earth and planetary science at the University of California, Berkeley.

Tremors on the U.S. West Coast have been triggered by seismic waves from earthquakes on the other side of the world, said Burgmann.

"Now we also see that tides — the daily lunar and solar tides — very strongly modulate tremors," he said.

I knew it man. I always had this feeling about that theory.