Sad Max The Musical

Max, a former YouTube personality is not really embracing the apocalypse. Hunkered down in his house without food, but with a fish and his laptop slowly running out of power.

Well, this seems as good of a time as any to finally write and record the musical he has been putting off for so long.

Ladies and germs… Sad Max The Musical!

Written and performed by Teague Chrystie of the Down In Front fame as well as being one of the guys who brought us the Calvin and Hobbes Snowmen video last christmas.

Sad Max The Musical is a post from: Ash Digital

Pretty nice and intimate interview with James Cameron on the process of making Avatar.

Also make shure to check out The Science Behind James Cameron’s Avatar

Found through: Seach on Twitter
Source: Popular Mechanics

Popular Mechanics Interview With James Cameron is a post from: Ash Digital

Rebecca Keegan, author of “The Futurist: The Life and Films of James Cameron” talks about James Camerons almost drowning on the set of The Abyss.

Found through: Search on Tweetdeck
Source: Slate V

James Cameron – Abyss drowning is a post from: Ash Digital

Four decades of celluloid New York annihilation distilled into one musical montage.

Source: goodiebag.tv
Found through: Alba’s Twitter feed

Hollywood vs. New York is a post from: Ash Digital

After around 440 hours of work, and just in time for the 10th anniversary of the original movie release, we are pleased to present to you our Lego version of the famous Bullet Time dodge scene from The Matrix.

Lego Matrix Trinity Help Side by Side Comparison

Lego Matrix Trinity Help Scene 12 Camera B

Lego Matrix Trinity Help Scene 12 Camera C

Found through: Alba’s Twitter feed

Lego Matrix Trinity Help is a post from: Ash Digital

Found through: #VFX search on tweetdeck

Neurosonics Audiomedical Labs Inc. is a post from: Ash Digital

God Dam Fox Studios would give Wolverine webshooters and a bat cape

Found through: Carbongirl’s twitter feed

Hitler learns that the Avatar trailer sucks is a post from: Ash Digital

A “5th-grader-friendly” collection of clips and making-of footage from notable visual effects films of the past century.
Originally intended for educational use as an introduction to a classroom lecture.

Found through: #VFX search on Tweetdeck

Visual Effects: 100 Years of Inspiration is a post from: Ash Digital

It was all done with after effects, particular v2, soundkeys and a little starglow.

i first imported de audio, and set up 2 sounkeys layers, one for the piano and one for the strings.
Then i worked the particles and the particle subsystem and linked things like the emission, the turbulence, the velocity, the spin amplitude and the strenght of the fields to the soundkeys outputs. Then i set up the colors with 2 different palettes, and well, after that there was a lot trial and error what i was looking for. There’s a lot of randomness involved in here, so there was a lot of luck, of course.

Esteban Diácono

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p.s. The song is by Icelandic musician Olafur Arnalds. Follow Olaf on Twitter here.

“Let Yourself Feel” by Esteban Diácono is a post from: Ash Digital

This page compares the currently available video hosting sites.

Found through: flowseeker’s Twitter feed

Video Embedding Comparison Site is a post from: Ash Digital