Showing posts with label Missing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Missing. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 18, 2020

MISSING LINK - Second Trailer Reaction Video.

 Here is the second trailer reaction video to MISSING LINK (2019). Uploaded on March 30th 2019, this film, while fun and exciting, not to mention creative, flopped. Why? I have no idea, but guess what, I enjoyed it! Speaking of which...


Enjoy.

Tuesday, November 17, 2020

MISSING LINK - Trailer Reaction Video.

 Here is the trailer reaction video to MISSING LINK (2019). Uploaded on December 23rd, 2018, this video has me talking about failed attempts to bring bipedal cryptids on film via stop-motion animation. Speaking of which, I talk about THE PRIMEVALS in this video. This was a shout-out to the people behind this movie that will hopefully get made.


Enjoy. 

Friday, August 16, 2019

CHAT WITH MATT - Why Did "Missing Link" Flop?

Here is my first video for a new web-series called Chat With Matt.  There I talk about why Missing Link flopped.


Enjoy.
Feel free to comment on my video.

Saturday, March 30, 2019

MISSING LINK - Second Trailer Reaction Video.

Here is the trailer reaction video to the second trailer to the cryptozoological family film, Missing Link.

Enjoy.

Tuesday, January 1, 2019

COMMENTARY JANUARY - THE DINOSAUR AND THE MISSING LINK (2005).

Bye-bye 2018 and hello 2019.  What a way to start the year.  Today, I present to you, Commentary Janurary!  And to start it off, I give you a commentary on my remake of The Dinosaur and the Missing Link from 2005.

Enjoy.

Sunday, December 23, 2018

MISSING LINK - Trailer Reaction Video.

Here is my trailer reaction video for the film, Missing Link.

Speaking of which, there is a movie with stop-motion effects and has an abominable snowman in it.  It is called The Primevals.  Spread the word about it to get the post-production completed. 
Just click here.  If you have enough money then donate.
Thank you.


Thursday, March 2, 2017

The Dinosaur and the Missing Link (2005)

I am going to take you back.  Way back.  Back before there were animation programs like i-stop motion, Frame Theif, Dragon Frame and Stop Motion Pro.  Before I knew Final Cut Pro. There was something I learned on Discovery Channel's Mega Movie Magic about stop-motion animation.  Record for one frame, stop move it a bit.  Record for one second, stop, move it a little bit and so on.  The result was choppy and sluggish moments.  I was unaware about the EOS FAX Umatic Animation Controller so I sent it to Adobe Premiere and changed the speed of the movements and added in the voices.  This was The Dinosaur and the Missing Link (2005) a remake of the 1915 classic by Willis O'Brien. 
Yes, today is his birthday.  



Hey, this was my first animation.  Your first is not your best. 
Enjoy.