Hasta La Motion!

Hi,

We are almost releasing our Samurai Pizza Cats fan film. It will be released this week. There will be a website around it with a premium part on it for extras (2 dollars). We’ve made an introduction video of what you can expect on the premium page. But we’ve got a discussion going on here if we should place this on the site or not. We didn’t want it to be to serious. Some friends of us like it but they think it might give a wrong impression to people who don’t know us.

We would like to know your opinion about this. Should we place this video on the site or not? There is no time for creating a new one.

The video can be seen here: http://vimeo.com/17466266 pass: pizza

Thanks,
Maarten

Hi im 14 years old and i am eagerly wanting to learn about compositing. Is shake hard to use for a 14 year old and is their any way you can can get Nuke for much cheaoer:)

Digital Domain Holdings acquires In-Three
Nov 19, 2010
Digital Domain Holdings reached an agreement to acquire 3D stereo studio In-Three, Inc., developer of the Dimensionalization® process that converts 2D films into high quality, 3D stereo imagery.

Digital Domain Holdings CEO John Textor said, "In-Three has been a pioneer in the research and development of stereoscopic technology. This partnership adds large-scale production to In-Three’s world-class technology, while creating new jobs in the state of Florida."

Digital Domain studios in California and Vancouver recently completed production on Walt Disney Studios’ TRON: Legacy, which was generated and produced in stereoscopic 3D. In-Three completed 3D stereo work on Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, which grossed over $1 billion at the worldwide box office.

The In-Three team will be based out of Digital Domain Holdings’ headquarters in Port St. Lucie, Florida.

Pro Juice has launched Series 1 of it’s new TV show made by and for VFX artists, filmmakers, music producers and everyone interested in new media of all forms.

In the first episode to go live on Koldcast TV Arlo shows us how to prep your drums to keep yourself super-efficient when in the studio, Nick will cut Arlo’s head off in a tip for creating headless humans, we’ll chat to designer Jono Chong about the process of creating his cracking clip for music producer, Spoonbill, look out for a quick tip on keeping your guitar firmly strapped on and we create mayhem in the kitchen with some break beats.

Check it out on the Koldcast website or at the projuice site…

http://www.projuice.org/Series1Ep2.html

Hope you dig it!

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