I’m a WW2 buff and wanted to see her the way she was in the old comics, WW2…. but setting this story in World War ONE instead of WW2 is a refreshing change. perhaps they want to avoid comparisons to Captain America or the 70’s TV show?
This looks pretty good!
Mr. Thrill performs his exciting live Englebert Humperdinck tribute along with a variety of other pop classics.
The crowd at the Square in Georgetown all loved this show!
made in Flash and After Effects.
There is SO much awesome behind the scenes pictures and footage of the old and new star wars. And “The Phantom Menace” had more real models and less CGI than most would have thought!
Whiteboard Handwriting Animation
Whiteboard Animation. Made in Adobe Flash, and Adobe After Effects.
Mr Thrill as Elvis
Shot on a Go Pro 4 with a Feiyu Gimbal and edited in After Effects.
Logo made in Photoshop and After Effects.
I’ve alway loved the film “Pleasantville,” two cynical 1990s teens go back into the world of a 1950’s sitcom- and ruin it just by being real.
I knew they used 1998 digital after effects to get the mix of black and white and color seen in the film. But it’s interesting to se exactly how they did it. AND how simple some of it is….
I’ve read how when they shoot Black and White the sets and costumes are often bright green or red, because they look better in Black and White.
See this 8mm home movie shot on the set of “Son of Frankenstein”
The green registers as a paler shade of white on B&W film. This has led to almost a century of mild controversy, “is Frankensteins monster supposed to be green?”
The green makeup trick was repeated on PLEASANTVILLE.
I still say the coolest “effect” was a real colored actress in a set just painted in shades of grey.
I wonder if todays young people would get a story like that, since they didn’t grow up watching reruns of 50s TV sitcoms.
Entertainer “Mr. Thrill” (Bill Harris) hired me to video him as he demonstrated his skills as a Neil Diamond tribute performer.
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Georgetown Texas June 2016
I shot this with a Canon T3I DSLR, a Canon Camcorder, and a Go Pro4 on a Feiyu Gimbal. Edited with Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects.
Doctor Cortney Baker, Executive Leadership Specialist
Shot with a canon DSLR and edited with Adobe Premiere and some Adobe After Effects.
Dr. Cortney Baker is a speech therapist, business owner, entrepreneur, leadership expert, speaker, philanthropist, wife, mother of three, and proud native Texan. She received her doctoral degree from Pepperdine University in Organizational Leadership, where she conducted research on women who had overcome challenges in their careers in healthcare but had achieved incredible success. Cortney has a passion for helping others achieve their greatest potential, specializing in leadership development.
In 2003, Dr. Baker founded KidsCare Therapy. After experiencing the growth and success of the company, Cortney decided to follow her dream of obtaining her doctoral degree. She enrolled in Pepperdine University’s nationally ranked Organizational Leadership program beginning in the summer of 2012. However, on September 18, 2012, Cortney suffered a massive stroke in 2 places at the age of 37. She took the fall 2012 semester off to recover, but in true Cortney Baker fashion, she bounced back and re-enrolled in same program for the Spring 2013 session. She completed her doctoral degree in 2015.
Dr. Baker was named one of the top three finalists for Texas Business Woman of the Year 2014. She has become a much sought-after speaker and executive leadership coach and consultant for those attempting to achieve their full career potential. Cortney brings her humor, wit, experience, and savvy to each situation and is able to help others “just be real”.
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Strange Dayz, Austin’s premiere Doors Tribute Band!
Shot with a Canon DSLR and edited in Adobe Premiere and some Adobe After Effects!
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