FROM IGN MOVIES:
A Monty Python reunion film is brewing, and not just that but it'll star member Graham Chapman -- who's been dead since 1989.
The New York Times reports that a 3D animated film of Chapman's "absurdist" memoir A Liar's Autobiography: Volume VI is in the works, with most of the other Python members "performing roles that are cut together with Chapman's voice from a taped reading made shortly before he died."
The new film has 15 different animation companies working on chapters that will run between three and 12 minutes long, each in a different style of cartooning. Eric Idle is the only Python member who hasn't signed on for the film (yet).
The picture will get a theatrical release in the U.K. next year and will debut on TV and online here in the U.S. courtesy of Epix (who?).
-Scott Collura
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Monday, June 27, 2011
Slow Motion at its best:
The following footage was shot with the Phantom HD Gold and Phantom Flex using Arri Ultra prime lenses and Chris Bryan Films custom underwater housing. Enjoy!
Thursday, June 23, 2011
you're not a production unless you have a huge rig
Brilliant spoof on most DSLR websites/rigs:
Check out their other videos from their Vimeo page:
http://vimeo.com/user2768963/videos
Check out their other videos from their Vimeo page:
http://vimeo.com/user2768963/videos
and you thought you were a perfectionist...
In a recent article, cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki was asked: Does Malick think about editing when he’s filming ?
"We speak about it almost every time. But most of the ideas about the editing we share on the set don’t make the final cut. We maybe have been shot 600.000 metres (around 370 miles) of film. The first cut was 8 hours long. Terry is working on/preparing a 6 hours long version of the movie. What I’ve seen (of this) is absolutely incredible, it’s wonderful. The longer version will have to/will likely, for the most part, relate to the children part. There were outstanding things, we’ve shot many, many things about Jack’s childhood: his friends, his evolution, his changes, his awareness of the loss of his childhood. I don’t know if I’m supposed to say all of this!" -Emmanuel Lubezki
TREE OF LIFE TRAILER:
You can find out more about the Tree of Life's 6-hour version here:
http://www.icgmagazine.com/wordpress/2011/05/11/sights-unseen/
and
http://www.slashfilm.com/terrence-malick-prepping-sixhour-version-the-tree-life/
"We speak about it almost every time. But most of the ideas about the editing we share on the set don’t make the final cut. We maybe have been shot 600.000 metres (around 370 miles) of film. The first cut was 8 hours long. Terry is working on/preparing a 6 hours long version of the movie. What I’ve seen (of this) is absolutely incredible, it’s wonderful. The longer version will have to/will likely, for the most part, relate to the children part. There were outstanding things, we’ve shot many, many things about Jack’s childhood: his friends, his evolution, his changes, his awareness of the loss of his childhood. I don’t know if I’m supposed to say all of this!" -Emmanuel Lubezki
TREE OF LIFE TRAILER:
You can find out more about the Tree of Life's 6-hour version here:
http://www.icgmagazine.com/wordpress/2011/05/11/sights-unseen/
and
http://www.slashfilm.com/terrence-malick-prepping-sixhour-version-the-tree-life/
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Gansta Kids
Bloodiest live action/cartoon/music video ever? You betcha.
Check out this vid for the band Is Tropical called "The Greeks."
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Check out this vid for the band Is Tropical called "The Greeks."
*promote
written by Hybrid
awesome animation!
*quality
written by residue
Excessive violence with kids, YAY!!!...?
written by TheGenk
It's no wonder the French have the reputation they do. They learn of the insanity of war from a very early age.
written by Ryjkyj
Fights like this happened when I was a kid because I have a great IMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGINATION! *makes rainbow with his hands*
written by Darkhand
What kind of reputation do the French have @Ryjkyj ?
written by luxury_pie
None, you're right, I was drunk and smoking crack. There has been no popular comedic theme regarding the French and warfare... ever. That would be insensitive. I forgot. Please, please, please forgive me.
written by Ryjkyj
There's something oddly disturbing about this video...
written by shponglefan
*promote
written by eric3579
incoming french missiles in 3....2.........
>> ^Ryjkyj:
None, you're right, I was drunk and smoking crack. There has been no popular comedic theme regarding the French and warfare... ever. That would be insensitive. I forgot. Please, please, please forgive me.
None, you're right, I was drunk and smoking crack. There has been no popular comedic theme regarding the French and warfare... ever. That would be insensitive. I forgot. Please, please, please forgive me.
written by residue
*nsfw
written by GDGD
*promote
written by Ryjkyj
That was way better than I expected.
written by WKB
>> ^shponglefan:
There's something oddly disturbing about this video...
I agree. And I love it. It blurs the line between play and reality. One of the key features of play is that it has no real consequences, but this video shows what would happen if that barrier were to disappear. I think it does a great job too of contrasting the cruelty of the adult world with the innocence of children... or perhaps the cruelty of children with the naivety of adults who think of them as innocent? Either way, it is great.
There's something oddly disturbing about this video...
I agree. And I love it. It blurs the line between play and reality. One of the key features of play is that it has no real consequences, but this video shows what would happen if that barrier were to disappear. I think it does a great job too of contrasting the cruelty of the adult world with the innocence of children... or perhaps the cruelty of children with the naivety of adults who think of them as innocent? Either way, it is great.
written by SDGundamX
I just watched this with the sound down because my kids are in the room and I didn't want them coming over to see what I was watching. I'm glad that I did too because that was pretty gruesome.
And AWESOME :P
written by spoco2

All you need is a $300 camera and some editing software...
Filmmaker Vitùc used a GoPro HD (720p) to shoot this short, which he cut on Final Cut Pro and graded with Magic Bullet Looks.
Wet-on-Wet from Vitùc on Vimeo.
Friday, June 17, 2011
You won't shop at Whole Food again without singing this song internally:
Completely shot in Canon DSLR cameras, this music video of sorts really brings out a new meaning to shopping organic. Check it out:
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