 | Spider-Man 3 Scene Recreation: "Emo" Parker Montage This is an entirely self-produced (and acted) recreation of the dark "Emo" Peter Parker montage from Spider-Man 3. It was pretty fun to make, what with all the dancing and stuff. It's got lots of cloning and other little visual effects. Music is People Get Up and Drive Your Funky Soul by James Brown. And there's some detail that doesn't show up with YouTube video quality, and that's the newspaper cover at the beginning. There's the article about Eddie being fired that I wrote, and it was this: Eric Forman...er Eddie Brock went into the Bugle, happy as a clam, with a picture of "Spider-Man with his hand in a cookie jar". He was smug, arrogant, and wearing bad perfume. Enter: Bad Peter Parker. Parker had been a freelance photographer for editor J. J. Jameson for years, and came into the Bugle with a mission. Whist flipping his sexy emo-style haircut, he slammed pictures from his won album on the desk, revealing that Brock's pictures were, in fact, fake, copied off of Parker's last work. After the event, Brock began to whine like a loser, and was fired. Then he lost his girlfriend, who dumped him for Parker, who proceeded to celebrate with a classy jazz number. Then he went to church and prayed for the death of Parker. Shortly afterward, he encountered some black goo, got a cool suit and freaky teeth, and became on of the most criticized film characters since Jar Jar Binks. |
 | VFX Music Test Vid Just a progression Test |
 | A Flipping Budjunky -TortureLand An old music video from the year 2001 ! |
 | Visual Effects showreel I do motion graphics too, but my reel is mostly VFX as that's what's most fun, in my opinion. The 3D glasses stuff probably won't look too great here on youtube, but you get the idea. |
 | LIZ PD17: Post Production: Editing, Music and Visual Effects Production Diaries #17: This is Part of the Lost in Zombieville Production Diaries. They are a series of short behind the scenes documentaries that are meant to show what goes on to create a film using 16mm. The DVD sold at lostinzombieville.com has tutorials for 16mm Cameras and Equipment, as well as many more behind the scenes, and the Lost in Zombieville 25min feature. This Production Diary is called "Post Production: Editing, Music and Visual Effects" This is the last production Diary, and follows the Final Editing, Music, And visual effects. Find out some of the secrets that went into making "Lost in Zombieville" See how some of the music was composed and how the film was put together in its final glory. |
 | Amza Moglan Editor/VFX Reel, music by Lex Da Funk Music by Lex Da Funk, Cinematography, Editing, VFX by Amza Moglan |
 | satan Techno satan Techno |
 | Modzitz Waltz Piano jewish music visual effects |
 | Miguel Pavon´s VFX Showreel Hi everybody! This is my first vfx showreel, of about 6 min. It´s a compilation of several "making-of"s, including excerpts from my first shorfilm "No bebas" ("Don´t drink!"). It covers several visual effects techniques such as croma key, compositing, 3d animation, photogrammetry, HDRI, panoramas, digital grading, etc. Some of the software packages used here were: 3D Studio Max, Discreet Combustion, Apple Shake, SynthEyes, Realviz Matchmover, Photoshop, Apple Final Cut, etc. These shots took me about 3 years to complete working in my free time (this is not my professional occupation). Thanks for watching, and I hope it helps people with vfx approaches and techniques. Miguel Pavón p.d. Music by Massive Attack and Madredeus |
 | TARo KOBAYASHi Compositing ShowReel 2006 This is TARo KOBAYASHi 's Compositing and just a little bit of matchmoving VFX Showreel. Compsiting by Shake. |
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