Category Archives: Geek Speak

Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 Does Encore

Adobe recently announced the release of their upcoming Creative Suite 3 (CS3). I always keep an eye on Photoshop, After Effects, and Premiere Pro to see if the update will make my life easier. And it looks like Premiere Pro … Continue reading

DVD Creation, Filmmaking, Geek Speak, News

A Cool Toy for Bloggers

My buddy Stewie, from Incoherent Thoughts, mentioned ScribeFire in his latest post. In a nutshell, ScribeFire is a Firefox extension that turns the bottom half of your browser into a blog editor. Once you set up a connection to your … Continue reading

Blogging, Geek Speak

ZBrush 3 Coming on May 15, 2007

The future of digital art is about to take a quantum leap forward. Pixolator has posted an announcement on the Zbrush central forum that on May 17th, Pixologic will release the latest version of ZBrush, their digital sculpting and painting … Continue reading

Computer Generated Imagery (CGI), Geek Speak, Visual Effects

Authoring the Dead Hunt Screener

Now that Dead Hunt is in the can, we need to make it available to had a pretty good track record with distribution–Don Dohler’s reputation plays no small role in that–but we’re hoping we have some choices, or at least … Continue reading

Dead Hunt, DVD Creation, Filmmaking, Geek Speak, Timewarp Films

More Crawler Pictures

As I continue to crank out more final FX clips, I thought I’d post a couple of stills. These shots, courtesy of Timewarp, show the creature in both an outdoor, nighttime setting, which is very dark, and an indoor setting … Continue reading

Computer Generated Imagery (CGI), Crawler, Geek Speak, Timewarp Films, Visual Effects

Welcome

I plan to use this blog to keep track of my progress with the seemingly endless list of creative projects on which I plan to work in the next few years. Whether it’s filmmaking, music, writing, martial arts, or even … Continue reading

Computer Generated Imagery (CGI), Crawler, Filmmaking, Geek Speak, Monster Planet, Timewarp Films, Visual Effects