Tribute to Eddy Merckx. The achievements of his epic career are hidden in the drawing. Merckx won 525 races, that\'s why there are 525 trophies in the drawing. Put in motion by the cinemoco system.
All of the parallel shots were done by Cinesquid attached to my car and to a jetbike (first shot with the boat). Cinesquid helped me to get very stable shots and smooth motion.
This is Lu, a pretty young tattoo artist with an interesting story. I would have LOVED to use the new cinetics slider to do timelapses as well slider moves of Lu working.
This is the official trailer to the short film, HI-RUN. HI-RUN is the story of a down and out pool hustler who must enlist the help of an old pool hall owner in order to take down a crooked mob boss.
My second timelapse clip - had a fantastic time in London and I think this reflects it well. Cinesquid and Cineskates were used, but a lot of the motion is post. Counting down to Cinemoco!
We used the CineMoco and SkateTrack and shot every scene multiple times with different actors to a metronome one afternoon. Then, we combined the sequences to create a stop-motion look.
For our annual Client Holiday gift this year, we decided to design a custom Eye Creature Lego kit. Many of these shots were taken using the CineSkates System, utilizing our beloved SkatePlate.
This video was made for a local Austin, TX band, The Gorgeous Hands with no motivation except to make something cool. We received our CineMoco system the exact week we\'d decided to shoot. The first
Promo shot for a local textiles studio. CineSkates used for a few shots. Would have loved to have used CineMoco on a track to expand the smooth Cinetics style across more of the video.
A tongue in cheek mixture of fact and fiction about potential problems of a human settlement on Mars and the possible consequences. Dedicated to Mars visionary Dr Robert Zubrin and the Mars Society.
Two people meet one day. Sally leaves Dave a note. Is it meant to be? I would have used cinetics gear for the dolly on the car, table shots of Dave and the walk away.
When denied Doritos, a baby takes things into her own hands.
This was a four day project or recording, filming and editing. I relied on the subtle tilt of my table to accelerate the CineSkates (following a gentle tap).
A pastiche of video and timelapse footage from an afternoon in the Docklands Precinct of Melbourne, Australia. This was made with a Panasonic GH2, GoPro Hero 3 and Cinemoco system.
