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I upgraded to Mixcraft 10 from 9 and I like the interface - it seems a bit slicker. Mixcraft is so easy to work with, but I bought Davinci Resolve Studio and might play around with the Fairlight audio component if it isn't too steep a learning curve. Have you ever used it? Like to know what you...

Sorry to disappoint! Liminal can be the transition between two states of being or even a vagueness or imprecise place (physical or emotional), though, not just spaces...even the state between wake and sleep (hynagogia). I guess the architect thing threw you off. Although I will admit I was...

Ah - to each their own! :) But I am glad you liked the visuals. I originally was going to use an arrangement of Satie's Gnossienne #3 for the music, but when I came across this piece it was just the thing I was looking for. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Thanks so much, Nate! We (as in my husband and I) are huge Myst and Riven fans here (in fact, we just finished "playing" the Riven remake and it was amazing), so maybe I subconsciously referenced some of that, lol. I agree on the music - it reminds me a bit of Angelo Badalamenti's music for...

This is my latest micro-short (3 minutes) in which I combine super8, 2D and 3D animation and motion graphics. A bit of influence from silent films and a lot of fun weirdness. The music is by Esther Garcia (and it's great!). Oh...and it's my first "starring" role, lol.

I'm going to use that hackneyed phrase about the journey almost being more important than the destination, but it seems to me that your journey with this project has been one of great leaps which paradoxically moved forward at a slow pace. It's amazing to me how far you've come with this...

What he said...

Willem Dafoe and Anne Hathaway? Not sure about #3.

The girl is Emma Watson I think.

Love this! Beautifully filmed and edited. The choice of using super 8 for this project is spot on.

I particularly like the look you've achieved on these - more of a "graphic novel" look than hyper-realistic, which keeps you firmly away from the Uncanny Valley. It's amazing how far you've brought this!

I love this! Can't wait to see what they come up with. I think they (and you) will have a blast!

While impatiently awaiting the return of my footage (I am SO spoiled by digital immediacy that I'm forgetting the niceties of anticipation when it comes to analog) I've been working on looks for this project, tentatively titled "Self Portrait in the form of an Enigma". The Super 8 footage will...

Been inactive here lately, but not by choice...illness and a death in the family. I'm hoping to get back into work now. I've recently become very interested in incorporating super 8 into my animation workflow, and have acquired a couple of clean, working cameras. Have only shot one cassette so...

Need to remember that for pub quiz night!:)

I have been (and will be for the near future) sporadically in and out of indietalk, so just saw this, and am definitely liking what I see!

Wow - I'm going to have to make the trip. Although there was definitely something very surreal about the works just stuck up on a bunch of portable dividers like this in a barren office setting.

Here is a 2-min video on the event: Apparently the museum already uses a lot of VR and AI in their exhibitions. This is really an amazing collection...we saw it back in the late 70s when it was housed in part of a corporate office in Cleveland, presented on little partition walls. Since its...

This is coming up at SXSW: https://schedule.sxsw.com/2024/events/PP141162 "Salvador Dali, AI, and The Future of Creativity" on March 12th. I would love to sit in on this!

That hopping instead of walking really works - better than an actual walk cycle in this case, I think! And, of course, it will be a lot easier for the kids. Sounds like a great project; they're going to love it. When I taught elementary school I actually did claymation with a grade 2 class (I...