Director: Morgan Gruer Producer: Kyle Cogan Production Company: Simian Design Animators: Morgan Gruer, Marty Kane, Kyle Cogan Animation Assistant: Sophia Baraschi-Ehrlich Photo Research: Simona Prives Record Label: Capitol Records Director Rep: Charlie Twaddle of LARK Rolling Stone Premiere: https://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/the-decemberists-preview-album-with-new-severed-video-w515569 I do not own the rights to this song. No copyright infringement intended.
While a young woman helps her father pack up his house, they are both increasingly aware of the presence that they always knew was there. – Director: Natalie Erika James – http://nejames.com Producer: Natalie Erika James & Emma Haarburger – http://fiction.net.au Writer: Natalie Erika James & Christian White – https://www.christian-white.com Starring: Dana Miltins & Chris Orchards Cinematographer: Charlie Sarroff – http://charliesarroff.com Production Designer: Jamie Helmer – http://www.goldenmossfilms.com 1st AD: Tomas Zagoda – http://tomaszagoda.com Special Effects Makeup: Sharp FX – http://sharpfx.com.au Furniture Maker: Isabel Avendano – http://www.isabel-avendano-hazbun.com Editor: Natalie Erika James Sound Designer: Ryan Granger – https://ryangranger.com Colourist: CJ Dobson – http://www.cjdobson.com Composer: Nathan Liow – http://nathanliowpiano.com VFX Artist: Louis Nikolovski
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Everyone’s heard of Silicon Valley Maverick and Digital Prophet Keith Sizzle. His apps have topped every app store, and he’s made his name by constantly changing the game. And now, he’s giving the public a first-hand look at his newest creation, Bacoin – the only cryptocurrency backed by the gold standard of bacon – Oscar Mayer. And with Oscar Mayer’s help, Keith is releasing these Bacoins to the public for a very limited time and you can be a part of it! Check out Keith’s announcement to see how you can get your hands on…the future!
The Defense Department’s Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program, or JNLWD, is pushing ahead with a new direct energy weapon that uses radio waves energy to stop cars in their tracks without causing any permanent damage to the vehicle or the driver.
Exploring the dark side of color and music psychology. _______________________________________________ This video has no lucrative purpose. All rights belong to their respective owners. _______________________________________________ MUSIC: Requiem in D minor K.626 – W.A. Mozart – 3.Sequentia: V.”Confutatis”, I.”Dies Irae” & III.”Rex Tremendae” Interpreted by BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra & The National Youth Choir of Scotland. Conductor: Donald Runnicles _______________________________________________ List of Films (in order of appearance): Saw III (2006) – Darren Lynn Bousman The Neon Demon (2016) – Nicholas Winding Refn A Fantastic Fear of Everything (2012) – Crispian Mills, Chris Hopewell A Nightmare on Elm Street (2010) – Samuel Bayer Voyage of Time Life’s Journey (2016) – Terrence Malick Horsehead (2014) – Romain Basset Hellboy (2004) – Guillermo del Toro Me Before You (2016) – Thea Sharrock Melancholia (2011) – Lars von Trier Ghost in the Shell (2017) – Rupert Sanders Blade Runner 2049 (2017) – Denis Villeneuve The Young and Prodigious T.S. Spivet (2013) – Jean Pierre Jeunet Pacific Rim (2013) – Guillermo del Toro Beyond the Gates (2016) – Jackson Stewart Beyond Skyline (2017) – Liam O’Donnell Moulin Rouge (2001) – Baz Luhrmann Revolver (2005) – Guy Ritchie Wild in Blue (2014) – Matthew Berkowitz Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) – George Miller Bitch (2017) – Marianna Palka Moonlight (2016) – Barry Jenkins Song to Song (2017) – Terrence Malick The Iron Lady (2011) – Phyllida Lloyd It Follows (2014) – David Robert Mitchell The Shape of Water (2017) – Guillermo del Toro Battle of the Sexes (2017) – Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris Frida (2002) – Julie Taymor Compulsion (2016) – Craig Goodwill The Legend of Tarzan (2016) – David Yates Sin Nombre (2009) – Cary Joji Fukunaga Morgan (2016) – Luke Scott Byzantium (2012) – Neil Jordan Blue Valentine (2010) – Derek Cianfrance Raw (2016) – Julia Ducornau Nocturnal Animals (2016) – Tom Ford Atomic Blonde (2017) – David Leitch Breathe (2017) – Andy Serkins Strangerland (2015) – Kim Farrand Beauty and the Beast (2017) – Bill Condon It (2017) – Andy Muschietti The Hills Have Eyes (2006) – Alexandre Aja The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beggining (2006) – Jonathan Liebesman Evil Dead (2013) – Fede Alvarez Carrie (2013) – Kimberly Peirce Dawn of the Dead (2004) – Zack Snyder Blood is Blood (2016) – Stuart Sauvarin The Green Inferno (2013) – Eli Roth Blood Brothers (2015) – José Prendes Kong Skull Island (2017) – Jordan Vogt-Roberts Irreversible (2002) – Gaspar Noé Baby Driver (2017) – Edgar Wright Drive (2011) – Nicholas Winding Refn Spring Breakers (2012) – Harmony Korine Hellboy: The Golden Army (2008) – Guillermo del Toro Mother (2017) – Darren Aronofsky The Departed (2006) – Martin Scorsese Black Swan (2010) – Darren Aronofsky A Fantastic Fear of Everything (2012) – Crispian Mills, Chris Hopewell The Look of Love (2013) – Michael Winterbottom Song to Song (2017) – Terrence Malick Revolver (2005) – Guy Ritchie Love (2015) – Gaspar Noé Love and Air Sex (2013) – Bryan Poyser Horsehead (2014) – Romain Basset Only God Forgives (2013) – Nicolas Winding Refn Burlesque (2010) – Steven Antin Carol (2015) – Todd Haynes El Laberinto del Fauno (2006) – Guillermo del Toro Crimson Peak (2015) – Guillermo del Toro Lost River (2014) – Ryan Gosling Viral (2016) – Henry Joost, Ariel Schulman Enter the Void (2009) – Gaspar Noé Darkest Hour (2017) – Joe Wright The Nice Guys (2016) – Shane Black Tangerine (2015) – Sean Baker Las Brujas de Zugarramurdi (2013) – Alex de la Iglesia Saw I (2004) – James Wan Saw II (2005) – Darren Lynn Bousman Kong Skull Island (2017) – Jordan Vogt-Roberts Warcraft (2016) – Duncan Jones 10 Cloverfield Lane (2016) – Dan Trachtenberg A Cure for Wellness (2016) – Gore Verbinski Atonement (2007) – Joe Wright Green Room (2015) – Jeremy Saulnier After Life (2009) – Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo Victoria&Abdul (2017) – Stephen Frears Youth (2015) – Paolo Sorrentino Brothers of the Wind (2015) – Gerardo Olivares, Otmar Penker
Several members of the original Iron Man HUD team – John Nelson, Wesley Sewell, Jonathan Rothbart, Kent Seki, Dav Rauch and Kyle McCulloch – weigh in on how the HUD was imagined, in this oral history at vfxblog. Read it at www.vfxblog.com/ironman.
GIF via Cineversity / Zachary Corzine.
This hands-on approach to learning Cinema 4D is the best way to discover features and tools. You really have to see Zachary breakdown his use of the Cloner, Effectors, and Dynamics all together to create these stunning renders.
Here’s a glimpse at the projects he is going to breakdown.
Image via Cineversity / Zachary Corzine.
Zachary will demonstrate how the Follow Position and Rotation options in Cinema 4D’s Rigid-Body Dynamics can be used to create dynamic simulations that are art-directable with shaders and effectors.
You’ll also see him use the Blend mode within the Cloner object to make it easy to transition objects between various states, like cube to sphere, static to dynamic, or from metallic to glass.
This is a true master class in C4D’s MoGraph toolset will inspire you to create your own outstanding animations through exploration.
Special thanks to Cineversity for the recording, and many thanks for Maxon for having so many great presenters are their 2018 NAB booth.
Here’s a timestamped breakdown of the presentation.
00:00 – Introduction
02:38 – Shader-Driven Dynamics
09:35 – Coloring Clones with Octane’s Mograph Color Node
13:07 – Adding Interest with Turbulence and Noise Falloff
16:21 – Effectors Triggering Dynamics
17:30 – Morphing between shapes with Cloner Blend mode and Modify Clone
20:16 – Transitioning Dynamic States with MoGraph Effectors
21:23 – Blending between materials with Octane Mix Material
23:28 – Adding Dynamic Forces
25:10 – Simulated Soft-Body Dynamics with Displace Deformer
27:24 – Blending Clone Deformations
31:22 – Source Falloff
33:28 – Procedural C4D Pong
Image via Zachary Corzine.
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