News Archive!
Keeping the index tame since April 2010!
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Curiosity made me benchmark Adobe&Autodesk point-tracking solutions. I miss Maya Live, but welcome Mocha! (Video) SUMMARY Mocha - Best tracking quality, slowest Maya Live - Second best tracks, fastest MatchMover - More prone to jitter/random slip, efficient in bulk After Effects - Most prone to slip, grabbing wrong target
4-28-11
Teaching for the summer semester is about to begin, and my fantasy-tech short is steadily moving along!
11-19-10
My next VFX short is so close to complete it hurts.
10-19-10
I made an entry to local rock station KBPI's viral video contest. Sadly, no dice. But it sure was fun!
10-10-10
Work is wrapping up with modeling for a game project, should resume production on the random short soon!
6-17-10
I'm nearly done with a few VFX shots for a film, and still steady cruising on a personal VFX short. In the meantime, I've released the city model I used for
effects play in "The Day After Yesterday" and the chorus of "Action Movie Hero Boy." Hit the image below to check it out!
5-26-10
Work on the short film is progressing nicely, and an additional project has been picked up!
I've noticed a fair bit of traffic comes from my Escher piece, so I've decided to offer it up, free. Download the model if you would like!
I've also added another option or two for Relativity image sizes.
4-16-10
More fun for the portfolio, and this doesn't count the short film still ongoing!
--A Smart Car is involved in a nasty little accident--
4-1-10
April Fools? Time for a double-post of fun!
--A fresh visual effects shot from a project scrapped because I love Denver too much--
--I've added Action Movie Hero Boy to my portfolio, a music video I helped a lot on last year--
3-16-10
I'm editing footage from a recent VFX short film shoot. I should have some new work up before long!
That was the oldest news available without the Wayback Machine!
But, multiple designs have been tried over the years, give it a peek.
And as a nice 'bonus' for digging this deep; here's a concet test of a flash/vector rendered 3d website.
Flash programming by Addison Hudzik, hit the arrow keys during the videos!
This test site has some large files, you may have to wait a second for the action to start.
Flash Test Site , hit F11 to make your browser fullscreen, it's a bit tall!