Love Rockstar GamesW! In their first video in a series of 5, they explain what techniques they use to create the cinematic experience of this 3rd person story-driven shooter. Shit is mad decent!
More info at rockstargames.com.
Via Gamekings
Updates from November, 2011
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Max Payne 3 Design and Technology video series
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Tron at home
Lenno
haha… never knew Jay Maynard had such a lovely house and garage
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Inspiring interview with Mike Monello of Campfire
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In his interview with Brian Seth Hurst, the always inspiring Mike Monello of Campfire has an indepth talk about producing multi-platform stories. They discuss Campfire’s new work for Game of ThronesW, the importance of a story, entrepreneurship and need to experiment within your productions. Definitely worth your time if you’re into this kind of stuff!
Part 1
New Edition of StoryCentric Features Mike Monello, Founding Partner and Executive Creative Director of Campfire, Discussing His from Tracy Swedlow on Vimeo.
Part 2
StoryCentric Features Part II of Brian Seth Hurst’s Interview with Mike Monello, Founding Partner and Executive Creative Directo from Tracy Swedlow on Vimeo.
Via Mike Monello
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Johnny Cash vs Crowdsourced interactive video
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The Johnny Cash Project, a must see!
Via Rosanne
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I love you to death...
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Brilliant cinematic trailer for the zombie game Dead IslandW.
Via Gamekings (Jeuhhhhhhhh!)
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Star Wars; The new trilogy: Amazing review
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Star WarsW maybe The ForceW that binds us, NerdsW. Mr. Plinkett tells us why the new Star Wars Trilogy is so bad compared to the original trilogy. By using his thorough knowledge of film-theory & narration, he painfully dissects the mishaps of the new Trilogy. I embedded the The Phantom MenaceW as a teaser, for all the reviews, go over to RedLetterMedia. A must see IMHOW!
The Phantom Menace review by Mr. Plinkett
Via Jeff Cannata
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Amazing compositing skills
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Bringing colour to life
Jimlad
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Canon 7D with 1000fps
Jimlad
Ok, a 7D shoots with 60 fps. What made this 1000fps slowmotion possible? It’s a plugin called Twixtor. This is how RE:Vision Effects (the creator of this plugin) explains Twixtor:
Twixtor synthesizes unique new frames by warping and interpolating frames of the original sequence… employing RE:Vision’s proprietary tracking technology that calculates motion for each individual pixel.
Twixtor is compatible with Final Cut Pro, After Effects, Adobe Premiere and several others. The video!
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Presenting the iPhone 4 Air
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It got a bad reception (yes it’s a play on words
), still I can’t wait to get an iPhone 4W and do things like this with it.Via 9to5Mac
