What's new with you?
Friday, May 18, 2007It's been awhile, but you can blame the man for that. Liz and I are busy working on Robot Chicken Season 3, and we haven't had the time to work on our own stuff...much. I finished the super secret mario project a few weeks ago, but I'm waiting to show the public just yet. Sorry. But I think it turned out great, for what that's worth.
I got another scheme I'm working on that I hope to get off the ground this weekend, but let me tell you, there's already a ton to be done around the house. The walls don't paint themselves! I'll try to get some pictures of my latest creations soon...I won't keep them as hush hush.
And on the lame news, the Green Bay Packers have canceled their TV show "GTV", which means that the stop-action short we created for them last year made it on their final episode...ever. After 7 great years....I blame the Vikings. That's too bad, but don't worry, we got other plans for them.
Here's a picture of a rainbow.
4 Comments:
Ha!
I cant wait to see the super secret mario project !
did you create it just for fun? or for some job?
jriggity
1:35 AM
Hi,
I was wondering if Otafuku Rex was shot at 15 or 30fps.
One of Xow's animators told me it was 30 on ones, but when I step through it frame by frame in Quicktime, all camera moves are on ones, but all puppet moves are on two's. Would one of Do Me I'm The Best's animators lie to me?
(this is a rhetorical quesiton)
Don Carlson
stopmotion animator
Pram Maven Films
7:53 PM
Hey Don,
Otafuku Rex was most shot at 30 frames a second on ones....but there may be a few shots where it was shot on twos. All I know is that I shot, and all the animators that I saw when I was there where shooting on ones.
7:42 AM
Thanks, man!
I haven't figured out how I could be stepping through doubles the whole way through, but I guess it doesn't matter. Do Me has set a new benchmark to aspire to. Thank you guys for that.
1:50 AM
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