 Hometown Vacation in Ithaca  Mom's Trip to San Francisco  Old Family Photo Scans  Buildering in Seattle |
Posted by Swerbo on December 31st, 2004
Tags: Beanie, Filmmaking, New-York, Podcast, Video
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Watch this fun little video we made about our good friend Nadina’s cool bird named Binky. We shot this footage of her 14-year old African Grey while staying at her house during our holiday vacation in New York City. Enjoy! |
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Posted by Swerbo on December 30th, 2004
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Our three nieces and one newphew (Chloe, Frankie, Liam, and Maya) creating this funny stop-motion movie using my video equipment in the Kitchen of our house over the Christmas holiday. After they shot the footage, I helped them edit into a movie and to do some voiceover dubbed on top of the video. You’ve got to check out this funny video by clicking on the link below. |
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Posted by Swerbo on December 29th, 2004
Tags: Aaron-DiPiazza, Beanie, Holidays, New-York, Video
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Well, it took fives months of procrastination to finally finish this short three-minute movie about our fun trip to New York City last December, but now it’s done and posted here for your viewing pleasure! |
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Posted by Swerbo on November 30th, 2004
Tags: Filmmaking, Gaming, Halo, Podcast, Video
You may think this is a joke, but it isn’t. I recently set out to try my hand at making a “machinima” movie, which is an animation movie made out of footage captured from video games. I took this project on to learn more about animation and video editing, not to mention I simply love to play the Xbox video game Halo 2. This video features a great classical piece of music and highlights the incredible physics simulation engine that Halo 2 employs. In the video, a group of seven or eight gamers employ a glitch that involves firing homing rockets in a way such that they can never hit their locked-on targets. They simply spin around and around the target until they run out of fuel. Quite a demonstration of how realistic this gaming engine really is. Check out the video by clicking the links below.
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