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Happy Halloween!
I just completed a major overhaul of z-studios.com. And for the first time, I feel really comfortable with the design, and at the same time feel it finally fits the content as it should.
The nature of that content sure has evolved over the past couple years. It’s always been about (more…)
I can hear it now, “Oh, he just picked that film because Trent Reznor was involved with it…” Well, I can’t say that didn’t draw my initial attention to it. But what really enthused me about this hip hop music video was the director Daniel Garcia’s sense of visual style. The chaos and action in the big fall is most impressive, and the selective infusion of distinct colors into an otherwise black and white world is extremely effective. (click the image below to watch the film at the Bitfilm Festival site).
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The second Talk the Machinima Talk audio conference took place earlier today, this one being at a not-so-crazy time of day for European participants, but at a very early morning hour for those on the U.S. west coast. And the attendance reflected that. We will very likely continue to alternate back and forth between these two time slots, in the interests of balance. A couple people had the occasional headache with Skype, but for the most part the call proceeded well and discussion was lively.
Participants: Peter Rasmussen (AUS), Phil Rice (US), Hugh Hancock (UK), Johnnie Ingram (UK), Leo Lucien-Bay (UK), Ben Grussi (US), Charlemagne Fezza (where are you from?), CJ Ambrosia (US), and Sasha Rudie (US).
The conversation was again very free form. (more…)
If anyone was wondering, after watching Doc Nemesis’ most recent film (talked about here), if he’d lost his sense of humor… worry not. I’d noticed his RSS feeds were down, so I dropped by Binary Picture Show to see how his website migration was going.
I found this.
