Professional now...

Hey...give the beginning of this podcast a listen. If you skip to minute 4, yours truly is mentioned. But don't stop there...keep listening to the podcast if you enjoy video games. They do a great show.

Video Game Show Podcast

New BOTB update

Putting together a new BOTB update right now. Don't know when it will be finished. There's a lot of footage to sift through.

ATTENTION

My video of How Lego Bricks are Made from the 80's will most likely be taken down in the next few days. If you haven't seen it yet or want to watch it once more...go watch it now.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rt620ztAf4

Post weekend work

Been working like mad trying to get the Battle of the Brick done after a great weekend of awesomeness. Been really using a lot of unique camera dollys to get the unique vehicle shots. The best part is that it is ALMOST FINISHED!!!

Blomkamp Shots

So, if you want a simple POV shot in real life, reason says to just mount the camera onto whatever you want to shoot. So, you strap the camera on the helmet of an actor or the body of a car and just say action.

However, the process in animation is much more difficult. A simple POV shot requires you to build an entirely new rig from scratch and hope to your diety of choice that it doesn't fall apart in the middle of a shot. That's what we've got right here. Thankfully, the shot came out beautifully as you can see, but it looks even better in motion.