Joe Earley, the executive VP in charge of marketing for Fox, on the early screening of Glee. Good plan.
This is Richard’s farewell tour, and I will 100% be there. Who wants to come with?
This is the video version of the HardTime optical illusion. Pretty incredible, but not nearly as good as it is in person
Never Say “Mex-I-Can’t!” on Vimeo
It’s a tale of friendship and teamwork in the greater Los Angeles area, for only $5 per hour. A classic short, George Lucas’d with high definition, and a better edit. Check it out.
I’m running into a conundrum. Despite owning a ridiculous amount of firewire drives, I don’t have enough room left to start my next project. I know that storage is extremely cheap, but it’s still a couple hundred bucks that I can put to better use elsewhere.
What do you guys do when you start to run out of storage space? Do you buy more drives to keep all your projects intact and editable, or do you start deleting things?
I love kicking off my morning with a wrongname email.
GPOYW: “Putting my degree to good use” edition
And people wonder why I don’t trust this show.
I’ve definitely spent more time air-stabbing with steak knives since I started watching.
Designing DVD menus is hard. There’s not a lot of pixels to work with, they need to be readable on tiny interlaced screens, they need to conform to the restrictions of the DVD standard, and they (obviously) need to look good.
This site has some really good menus from commercial DVD releases. I espcially like the Hitchhiker’s Guide’s look.
…when I felt the earthquake.
The pilot said that it was some “bumpy air”.
That’s not even a thing.
