Time Thursday 25 June
http://optus.socialmediarelease.com.au/
The Happy Place is located
at First Fleet Park, Circular
Quay (near the MCA)
From June 22nd 25th, a physical space has been produced by
Optus (because they have the largest iPhone subscriber base), to
educate and reward iPhone fans and users. During this time, theyll
be shown how to get more out of their handset as well as learn about
the latest and greatest Applications and the new software capabilities
Transformers; revenge of the fallen - Blunty reviews.
Decepticon forces return to Earth on a mission to take Sam Witwicky prisoner, after the young hero learns the truth about the ancient origins of the Transformers. Joining the mission to protect humankind are the Autobots, lead by Optimus Prime, who forms an alliance with international armies for a second epic battle.
The recent announcement of the new Apple iPhone 3G S reminded me of something…
In a Video titled “crazy macworld predictions” originally created and uploaded January 14th 2008 it shows me correctly predicting the features of the new Apple iPhone 3gs announced a full year and a half later at WWDC in June of 2009
Build it, is an animated LEGO Music video I was commissioned to create for a global biotechnology tools company called invitrogen in July 2008.
Invitrogen supplied the specially created music, and asked me to create a light hearted music video that would make fun of using crappy lab equipment as a way of extolling the virtues of their own gear.
Zealous “Build it”
The Building Blocks of Cell Biology
Invitrogen-The Cell Biology Company
Directed by Nate Burr (Blunty3000)
For those wondering, this was the first time I used a MAC to animate with LEGO (previously my workflow for stopmotion was all done on a PC, even well after I switched) the animation was created on my macbook using iStopmotion and a JVC miniDV camera hooked up via firewire.
To anyone thinking about doing this kind of stuff, I heartily recommend iStopMotion, it’s a brilliant piece of software, and MUCH more powerful, flexible and advanced to the tools I was using on my WinXP machine (on which I created vids like the viral hit Circle Circle Dot Do), and allowed me to work in true widescreen for the first time instead of cropping an image from a 4:3 webcam has I did for the widescreen animated series Meatspace.
