TronMash
Check out this really slick fan made mashup trailer praised by Tron: Legacy’s Producer.
–[ from : Kameleon808 via Wired
Category Archives: Videos
Land of no Zombies
Reminiscent of recent location settings in Left 4 Dead and Zombieland, this beautifully shot film takes us through the Six Flags Amusement Park in New Orleans, now abandoned for 5 years.
Zombies Invade Denver!
Video from the 2010 Denver Zombie Crawl this past weekend. Apparently, count pending, it’s the world record holder for the largest Zombie Crawl.
–[ official : Zombie Crawl
1908 goes digital
Cinematographer Timur Civan combined a 102 year old silent film lens with Canon’s 21-megapixel DSLR, the 5D Mk II to create some really great surreal photos as well as the below video.
–[ blog : Timur Civan via tested.com
Opening the Dead
Animator/director Daniel M. Kanemoto presents a fantastic fan made “Opening Title” sequence for the upcoming Walking Dead television series from Frank Darabont. Hit his website for more animation. The series premieres on AMC this Halloween!
–[ Daniel M. Kanemoto : Ex Mortis Films
Salesman Pete
Brain implants, Car chases, Starfish bombs, talking steaks, people transformed into fish and some really terrific animation. Kill some time, enjoy the seafood.
–[ on vimeo : Salesman Pete
–[ official : Salesman Buck
HAL’s Hazard
OCCUPATION: Movements II & III (Syscape#4)
Really cool work from artist Eric Schockmel. Hit the links to see more.
–[ Eric Schockmel : on Vimeo
–[ & on his site : ericschockmel.net
Enhance 34 to 46
Director François Vautier extracted 167,819 frames from Blade Runner, assembled them into one 3.5 gigapixel image, then passed over the image with a virtual camera to create the illusion of motion. Neat!
–[ more videos from François Vautier on : Vimeo
The True Death
As the season finale of True Blood approaches, HBO presents a heartfelt and touching memoriam to all those who have passed over the last 3 seasons. Oh and NSFW!!!
–[ official : True Blood
3D Solo
This winner of “Best Animation” from the Star Wars Fan Film Movie Challenge was screened at the Star Wars Celebration V in circular polarized 3D. It’s been converted to anaglyph, so you’ll need your old school 3D glasses to view it correctly. I really need to pick up a new pair, my old Sport Illustrated Swimsuit Edition 3D glasses are looking a bit tattered. Don’t have red/cyan anaglyph glasses? Order yourself a free pair from here.
–[ Director Dan Smith : on Vimeo
–[ More old school eye popping : Vimeo Stereo 3D Channel
–[ Anaglyph Group : @ Flickr
