Pocketwatches Attack Odaiba: a Mr. Sparkle production

[mr. sparkle]

hey fg,


here's another ditty from my book.

ingredients:
1 chip camcorder
baby tripod
Photoshop
Final Cut Pro
wee bit of stock footage from photodisc

you like the raw egg? yeah you like-white boy....
jen in roppongi

cheers, i'm going for a burrito (mmmm, burrito)

[Frost]

very nicely done..wish I could do that kind of stuff...but I don't have a Mac.

[Caustic Saint]

very nicely done..wish I could do that kind of stuff...but I don't have a Mac.

You should get one then. I hear you can buy them at lots of places these days.

[Frost]

few if any...but I'm not a huge mac kind of guy...true I have never touched one but one from like 1986...but I know everything about a PC and all the software I like and use are for PC..so why switch?

[Big Booger]

that jen ho is wacko...

Tongue ring must have spiked into her grey matter LOL

[mr. sparkle]

very nicely done..wish I could do that kind of stuff...but I don't have a Mac.

thank you frost. but....sheeeeeeeet, you don' need no mac. you could easily do this in Premiere and/or After Effects.

it's all 'bout the technique, frost - in fact i "borrowed" the idea from classic animation techniqe-and notably the total training videos for AE.

tools don't mean squat. they are robust in both platforms, in fact, the PC edges the mac in a lot of the 3D programs. the mac is good because it's easy to work with and easy to troubleshoot when the chips are down.

i am only mac-centric because i'm a native of cupertino, ca. i've been making media on macs since the SE days (sort of like a monochrome iMac)