Search results

I've been working for a while on a series called Victorian Cut-Out Theatre. In this episode, Professor Poppycock is discontent with humanity, so he creates a time machine to search for a future utopia he's convinced exists. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=<iframe width="640" height="360"...

Victorian Cut-Out Theatre is now a full fledged series on Cinevore.com. Check out the latest episode, "The Wild Hunt" and if you like what you see, repost and share with a friend. There will be more episodes coming every month. Click HERE to see the episode.

Hello, I'm working on an animation. I start in Photoshop to create my stills, then transfer them over to be animated frames by frame in final cut. I have my resolution for the frames set at 1920 X 1080 and set the export to quicktime on 1920 X 1080, but for some reason it keeps squishing my...

Hello, Please forgive my ignorance, I'm a relative newcomer to sound and was told recently for a first time mic (That's reasonably priced) the Rode NTG2 Shotgun is an excellent buy. I only need something for a two person dinner scene and I wanted something reliable and doable for my first time...

Hello, So I've been suffering at the hands of technology and my own ignorance lately. I recorded two theatrical performances with a Canon Vixia HFG10. However, when I went to upload the footage to my Mac, the Lexar SDXC card wasn't recognized (Apparently this type of card is not supported by...

Hello, I'm trying to tranfer footage from a Canon Vixia hfG10 to a Mac. There's no firewire hookup and it uses cards to record to. Does anyone have any tips? Would a card reader work better? I'll be editing this on iMovie and Final Cut. Thanks, Rob

Hello, This is my 3rd attempt at using Victorian illustration for animation. I think it turned out well, but I'm always interested in feedback. http://youtu.be/xaKJW_FtaUo Thanks, Rob

So, I've been working on animations for a while now and while they're still a tad crude, hopefully they've been getting better. I had some difficulty with the format of this one. I might try and have a go with it again. Any suggestions, advice or constructive criticism would be appreciated...

So, I've been working on these short movie reviews and I recently got to see Kevin Smith's Red State Tour and here's what I came up with.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EuyUx7k7tps

This is the latest Animated Monologue. It chronicles my short career in retail. I took a slightly different approach with this one . I'd be open to hear what you guys think. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEUpmnon6pA -Rob

So here's the link to my latest Animated Monologue (Ani-Logue) This one is a tad more niche than the previous installments, but I would love it if some of you would take a look. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNzZEriWfj4

I've been doing a series called The Hughes Reviews. This month is Sixteen Candles see it at http://bit.ly/dKXokB I would love to know what you think.

Here is my short, first impression review of the film. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ewFYQ8gD5j4 What did you guys think about The Green Hornet?

This was one of our first films (you can tell) it was one of the films that taught us to make movies. See it at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RglswHTZLl4 or at www.cigaretteburnpictures.com

I'm working on a short digital portfolio of the various projects I've worked on showcasing what I'm capable of. Anyone have any advice concerning this matter including length, should it have music, title cards etc.? Any thoughts or tips would be greatly appreciated.

It's posted! The ninth animated monologue and the first of the new year and new season. Check it out at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwN-0oLf52I

At the point in animating, where I am certain that I'm creating the biggest piece of sh** ever. This usually means I'm on the right track. Have the secondary characters created and almost ready. Should be finished by tomorrow. Will be posted on Monday. Does anyone else feel like they go through...

So this year will end with my 8th Animated Monologue. What originally was an experiment, has chugged along to become something more. Hopefully, I'm getting better. I did manage to get into a festival with one of them. I also did my best to incorporate some of the advice I got from this message...

So a short animated film I did got accepted into The Philadelphia Filmathon. They just posted the trailer. If you would give it a watch I'd be grateful. You can watch it HERE

I just got accepted into a film festival and am trying to make sure I have all of my proverbial "ducks in a row." I'm also curious as to how I publicize a short that is just under 2 minutes in length. If you have any advice, let me know. Thanks, Rob