This is pretty amazing panoramic, full-motion (but unfortunately non-embeddable) video of the controlled demolition of Texas Stadium on the 11th of April shot from inside the stadium itself. [via Geekologie]
Over on oreilly.com they’re covering the iPad launch with a dedicated section that includes developer articles and video. If you feel like you’re not getting enough iPhone coverage from the current media onslaught, check back throughout the week as new content is posted.
John Martin, of Reallusion, makers of iClone, the real-time animation software I wrote about a few days ago, has kindly donated ten copies of iClone4 PRO to give away to MAKE readers! How exciting. iClone4 PRO retails for $199, so this is quite an offer. So, what can iClone4 PRO do? Here’s a video that […]
Using some 2×2 lumber, scrap bolts and metal, and the stand from a work light, the folks behind colvins.ca built this DIY Camera Crane.
Over the years, we’ve posted a lot of low/no-budget sci-fi fan films, stop motion videos, Lego “brickfilms,” and other movies lovingly made by makers with a fun idea and a home video camera. We decided to look through the site and gather up some of our favorites. Collaborative Star Wars fan film Amazing sci-fi short […]
In response to our DIY Movie Making theme, John Martin, of Reallusion, makers of the machinima/animation software iClone, sent us this adorable piece he did using the software he and his brother James developed. As he put it in email: “iClone and a crew of two. No render farm. No team. No limits, with an […]
This video from youtube user pixelcutter is rad. It is beautiful to see what a pair of human hands can create with straight-up tangled trash.
