Amateurs MY @$$

Something I love about the limitations to creativity, is that there is none!!!

How do the professionals become professional???  In my opinion, they start out as over achieving amateurs doing things the professionals say is too difficult.

Take for instance these guys:




These guys come out of nowhere, and create one of the most amazing (both in choreography and visual and sound fx) lightsaber fights I've ever seen!  Given the fact they didn't have millions of dollars at their disposal, only their own creative drive and hard work, they ended up giving the creators of the actual star wars films a run for their money.

If I am correct about this, I believe once Lucas saw this video, he ended up hiring these guys to work for him, maybe someone can post me to let me know if that's accurate or not???

Anyway, for the fact that these guys are amatuers, this is one hell of an amazing video.  It inspires me to work harder than others and to set a standard for myself in an industry that will ignore you if you haven't the talent.

If you're an amateur trying to turn pro... then your worst work better be as good as this if you're ever going to get hired.

Facial Expression animation MADNESS!!!

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Not able to get FCP to import your DSLR footage correctly?

For those of you that have bought the Canon 5D or 7D, then you may have realized that it's impossible to log and transfer the footage in Final Cut Pro without downloading the plug-in. If that is the case, then go to the link below to download the necessary plug-in.

Canon EOS Plug-in

What's in the box??!!

Don't worry, this isn't a clip of the extremely over-dramatic Brad Pitt in the ending of Seven.
This is a film that was produced and shot in 2009 and has taken youtube by storm.
With post production taking over 2 years, watch as this film takes you through a small adventure.




To see what the director Tim Smit had to say about the film, check the clip below:

From the Director of Teach Me How To Bucky...

One Man Show

This guy directed, shot, choreographed, and edited this entire thing by himself. Check the credits out at the end for proof.

You have no idea what some people go through to deliver your pizza

Do you remember 'Choose Your Own Adventure' books?



Well, a pizza company in New Zealand decided to create a web interactive zombie movie adventure that closely resembles the CYOA books. Check it out... and if you die, remember, you can always go back and pick the correct path.