Usually anyone sending any kind of YouTube 'mashup' my way will have me go 'meh...' within 10 seconds or less, unless it was done by some professional who actually have some talent in editing.
Then this morning I saw this... I think it's the first time I can SEE the music. Pretty cool. But since it sounds much like half the music I listen too, all cut-outs and samples with other things, I was only mildly impressed (but it's a big step up from my usual reaction). But as I said, it's the visual part that I thought was a nice addition. I've seen Hexstatic or Coldcut do that kind of things many times 15 years ago, but just not with that kind of material.
Check out those guns! Rwoarrrr... If you feel like torturing yourself, the 'special' link gets you the soundtrack of the game. http://muscle.namco-ch.net/
So I think Emmerich sucks, big time. His movies are so dumb and formulaic they make anything make Michael Bay look like Stanley Kubrick.
But one thing is usually a sure shot is that the vfx are going to rock, and I hate myself for watching his work (although not all of it, thank God!) but still, blow up something in a convincing enough way and you're going to get at least some of my attention.
Anyway, here's an uber-cool remix from the latest 2012 trailer. It's pretty much my exact thoughts about the movie too, so give that guy a medal or something. Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZW2qxFkcLM0
And I started a Tumblr account in order to brain dump all the things I enjoy from the intertubes without spamming my facebook account and annoy everybody. Or getting tons of bookmarks all over my browser. I'm not going to link it up here either otherwise you'll get updates five times a day.
Yeah, got my Hasselblad roll processed the other week. Pretty happy with the results.
But I got a problem finding models these days. Withing weeks of agreeing to shoot, both moved out of town, and in one case, out of Canada! D'oh. And my schedule is already busy and changing all the time so it's pretty hard spamming Model Mayhem and then go 'oh, sorry, not available'.
And this one I took at some bizarre fair in some festival in the countryside. These dogs give me the creep...
Visual effects artist and sometimes vfx supervisor involved in tv commercials and series and the odd feature film in between.
Blended professional life with travel bug in 2005, going anywhere freelance opportunities might show up. Starting in Montreal, then on to Singapore, Dubai and Istanbul and some short supervision gigs in Mexico and India.
After finishing a contract, he has been known to blow all his income away on travels and photography.
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