The Rabbit, the Squirrel and the UFO (2014).

You can see the original on Vimeo.
But now you can see it's YouTube premiere.


Enjoy.

Mystery Trailer Reaction.

What is? What could it be?
There is only one way to find out.
Just watch.

(Sorry for being late.)

Change of plan.

The testing of the special effects will start on Wednesday July 11th at 1 pm.
This is because family events. 
Sorry.

UPDATE! (3-June-2018)

Two days ago, I met Adam Savje and asked him about the projector and he said that he hadn't tested it.  So, an idea came up.  I told him about the optical printer and the solution to this problem just in case the projector malfunctioned.  He said that we will give it a shot.  The testing will commence sometime after the 4th of July weekend.  Perhaps July 9th.  I hope so.  If the test works, then Dinosaur Daze will back in production!

Speaking of dinosaurs, this month is Jurassic June so check out my IMDB (Internet Movie Database) page to see my reviews of dinosaur films. I started two days ago, so check out this page every day to see the reviews on what I think of these dinosaur films.

Speaking of which (i.e. what my project Dinosaur Daze is going through), here is a video about Terry Gilliam's movies facing troublesome times.  He never gave up.  He persists and persists and persists and persists AND PERSISTS AND PERSISTS...  You get the point.


Hope for the best and wish me luck, because I need it.

New break-in recording. "Hey Neighbor."

New break-in recording based on the hit video game, "Hello Neighbor."

Enjoy.

Mermaniac (2014)

This video was made in Stop-Motion II class. In this class, you need to work in a team. I was not only in charge of visual effects but vocal effects too. I did some creature voices and the voice of Mermaniac and the old merman. However, the old mernan's voice was rejected and got replaced with the creature voices. Why did I do the voices for Mermaniac (which was never shown in the final cut), because everyone in my class, male or female refused to voice her! Sad eh, but someone has to do it! If Mel Blanc, Frank Oz, Paul Frees, Jerry Nelson, and Frank Welker can do female voices, so can I! Monty Python did some female roles too! So, I hope you enjoy it.



Enjoy.

Danny Darko (2014)

For Digital Toolbox II, I was assigned to work in a group to make an animation that involves darkness, my professor, Dan Rowe, and mustard. It was a messy job. While everyone was busy with the visuals, I ended up assigning myself doing the audio. I found this scary vampire howl from a horror video logo from the eighties. They liked it. Oh yeah, the CGI creepy face, that was Dan's animation.
Here it is.

Enjoy