1. Machinima.com: Shooting Film In Virtual Reality Machinima.com.. The most comprehensive source for information on Machinima filmmaking in a virtual reality. films, articles, discussion and more. Wars Machinima AGaME is the film you are are looking for and Basic animation in UT2004. Posted 010125 24th May 2004. by konseptgames. The making of "Ours Again http://www.machinima.com/

News News News Archives Submit News ... .Plans Shop Game Engines Books Cool Stuff Machinima DVDs ... More... Files Films Utilities Recommended Machinima ... Production Kit Community Forums Comments Help Wanted /Offered ... About M.com Top Feature Get Nanoflix' innovative and entertaining "Killer Robot" on DVD now! More Features Top Film We're proud to present one of the most impressive Machinima pieces of recent time, Fountainhead's 'Anna'. More Films Top Article Denis Cooney, director of AGaME, explains why Star Wars Machinima AGaME is the film you are are looking for and why you shouldn't go about your business. More Articles News Dark Rebellion 12:13:43 8th Jun 2004 2004 Torrente - a film from Donnovan_Filmes 04:29:03 6th Jun 2004 Killer Robot Slashdot Attack 17:51:28 4th Jun 2004 Machinima in "The End Of Celluloid" 17:49:28 4th Jun 2004 17:43:18 4th Jun 2004 03:24:11 4th Jun 2004 Discussions Dark Rebellion Posted 03:07:24 9th Jun 2004 by Decepticon Milkshape or GMax? Posted 22:31:30 8th Jun 2004 by the cash More Meetings in Manhattan of Machinima Minds...

2. The Electronic Mailbox - DV Film Making Page The Electronic Mailbox's DV filmaking Page. We have the technology YOU have the talent! The technology is here today for you to produce your full length features using video! Our interest in the DV film and video making is an extension of our company's focus to-use 2D and 3D title animation features provide precise control with the ability http://www.videoguys.com/dvfilm.html

The Electronic Mailbox's DV Filmaking Page We have the technology - YOU have the talent! The technology is here today for you to produce your full length features using video! In recent years the production of independent films and videos has greatly increased due to many contributing technologies. The internet has allowed the independent producer the opportunity to achieve broad distribution of their product for little or no cost. This is the same phenomenon that created the buzz which launched “The Blair Witch Project” into commercial success and have given many small-town bands widespread exposure through web radio and MP3s. Faster access in homes throughout the country will soon allow the same broadband distribution of video and an independent producer will not only be able to create a buzz for their production, they will actually be able to distribute it right into our homes. There are many new technologies making this broadband distribution a reality. The new DV camcorders, decks, and non-linear editing systems have brought the ability to create high quality final productions at a fraction of the cost of a similar system just 2 years ago. In fact, this new format is so popular that major studios are now supporting DV production and the Sundance Film Festival has received about three times as many digital entries this year compared to previous years! Info for DV Filmakers on this page: DV Film Making Resources DV Film Festivals Real DV Film producers who use our stuff Our top products for DV Filmaking CFS MOVIE SCHOOL ENCYCLOPEDIA CD-ROM

3. << Eejit's Guide To Film-Making >> New Preproduction Production Post-Production Extras New Getting Started In animation How to make your own animated films. http://www.exposure.co.uk/eejit/

Select a Section Hot News Eejit's Guide to Film-Making 10 Minute Film School Discussion Forum exposure.co.uk - main Something to say? If you want to comment, contribute or ask questions use eXposure's Forum or contact us New Pre-production Production ... Extras New Getting Started In Animation How to make your own animated films. How to Get Your Movie Online Top tips on preparing and presenting internet video. Web Cinemas Exposure reviews of some of the best web cinemas Eejit's Lingo The film-makers' dictionary. Pre-Production Ideas for Movies Your film starts HERE! Script Layout How to format your screenplay. Sharks and Structure Creating dramatic structure for your movies. Case Study - SHARK ATTACK 3-Act structure in action - a breakdown of Jaws Storyboarding your Movie Acting with a pencil. Production Rough Guide to Camera Formats What type of camera to use to shoot your film Blood and Bullets for No-Budget movies How to create safe bullet hits Fake Blood Recipies Get cooking with some fake blood recipes Lighting on a Low-Budget A simple guide to lighting your film 101 Shooting Tips Film-making tips

4. Bolex H16 Index Information on Bolex H16 film cameras for animation, timelapse and general film-making, lenses and accessories, information, buying and selling, books on Bolex and Paillard-Bolex. http://homepages.tesco.net/~andrew.alden/index.html

......but were afraid to ask about the Bolex H16 camera! Important News The Bolex site on this particular ISP is no longer updated on a regular basis but I do have another site. Sorry for the inconvenience but if you click on the following; http://www.bolex.co.uk you will then be sent magically to my normal regularly updated site - please don't forget to change any old bookmarks you may have - many thanks, Andrew Alden 13th May 2002 The Bolex H16 camera is incredibly versatile and may be used in a wide variety of roles - from a low cost entry point for 16mm filming by a film student or amateur film-maker right through to a professional instrument in the production of animation, documentary and drama for commercial markets. I've used these cameras for many years and enthused film-makers about their superb quality and value for money. I buy and sell H16 reflex cameras, lenses and accessories, and operate by mail order from Yorkshire in England, you can

5. Getting Started In Animation exposure.co.uk. animation is filmmaking in reverse. If a movie animation allows film-makers to tell fantastical stories. Stop motion animation http://www.exposure.co.uk/eejit/animation/

Select a Section Hot News Eejit's Guide to Film-Making 10 Minute Film School Discussion Forum exposure.co.uk - main Animation is film-making in reverse. If a movie is action captured at 24 frames a second, then animation is 24 still frames made up to produce a second of action. Due to a phenomenon known as 'persistence of vision' (where our eyes retain images for a tenth of a second) the individual images have the illusion of movement, and animators can bring objects to life. Animation allows film-makers to tell fantastical stories. Stop motion animation has been in use since the birth of film-making, from special effects pioneer Georges Melies Voyage to the Moon (1902), through Ray Harryhausen's arm of marauding skeletons in Jason and the Argonauts Chicken Run If you have big ideas and a small budget animation is an excellent method of telling your stories. Peter Jackson , director of the multi-million dollar Lord of the Rings trilogy, started out producing stop motion animation in his bedroom. Creating animation doesn't require a crew of thousands armed with walkie-talkies or a convoy of teamsters to move your production. Equipped with a cine camera, modelling clay and a quiet working space you can produce your own animated films.

6. Royal Welsh College Of Music & Drama Cardiff, Wales, UK Training covers synthesizer basics and voice editing techniques, MIDI principles and application, multitrack recording, computer music software, sound recording techniques, digital sampling, hard-disk recording systems, desktop music publishing, history, analysis and techniques of electro-acoustic composition, and making music for film, animation and video. Uses five studios built around Sony digital multi-track recorder. http://www.rwcmd.ac.uk/your_future/music/music_tech.asp

music popular music music therapy acting ... music technology Music Technology The course is structured around a series of project modules supported by individual tutorials as well as observation and participation in recording studies classes, masterclasses, specialist workshops, studio visits and concerts. There is allocated time for individual practice work in the studio and for instrumental tuition. Throughout the course students develop a portfolio of original work through performance and recordings. Training covers synthesizer basics and voice editing techniques, MIDI principles and application, multi-track recording, computer music software, sound recording techniques, digital sampling, hard-disk recording systems, desktop music publishing, history, analysis and techniques of electro-acoustic composition, and making music for film, animation and video. Head of Music Technology: Roger Butler Music Technology Technician: Simon Kilshaw Recording Studio Manager: Odilon Marcenaro Music Technology Tutor: Mary Williamson

7. Untitled Document Readings on Visual Effects, animation film making. Bill Buxton reading list of books on visual effects, animation and film making that I have found useful, and recommend for http://www.billbuxton.com/VFXreadings.html

Bill Buxton Introduction The following is an incomplete annotated reading list of books on visual effects, animation and film making that I have found useful, and recommend for the bookshelf of anyone in our business. I have all of the books mentioned. But just be aware in reading my comments that my expertise is limited in many of these areas (hence my need to read), nor is my opinion the only valid one. I welcome suggestions for further reading. (I always want to learn more about this.) Box, Harry C. (1997). Set Lighting Technician's Handbook (second edition). Boston: Focal Press. ISBN 0-240-80257-8. This is sort of the Bible for anyone wanting to understand the basics of lighting for film. It is not about how to light; rather, it is about the technology and logistics of lighting. Hence, it is a good introduction to the vocabulary, etc. Braun, Marta (1994). Picturing Time : The Work of Etienne-Jules Marey (1830-1904). Chicago: University of Chicago Press. This might be the best book that I have read in 5 years. It is a great piece of scholarship that reads like an adventure novel. Marey was a brilliant researcher who deserves to be much better known. He made important contributions to the fields of cinemaphotography, medicine, kinesiology, the study of work, and photography. He made what is arguably the first motion capture system, and was an important influence on painters such as Duchamp and Degas. This is a must read for anyone interested in animation, film, or human factors.

8. Intro A digital arts project working with the community via workshops, open access and projects in the areas of web design, interactive CDs and DVDs, animation, graphics, DTP, photography and film making. http://www.multiarts.org.uk

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9. Filmmaker.Com $1,500 Documentary 1,500 animation. $25 entry fee. , 676 bytes more Add Comment Score 0), film News NYC Midnight Movie making Madness Anonymous http://www.filmmaker.com/

Search News Search Links Home Topics Downloads ... Top 10 Modules Home AvantGo Bulletin Boards D.U.M.P.S. (Directing Unsuccessful Motion Picture Shorts) ... Your Account Site Visitors Login Here: Nickname: Password: Security Code: Type Security Code Here: Membership: Latest: fontali Today: Yesterday: Overall: Visitation: Guests: Members: Total: You are Anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here Today's Box Office Take Prisoner of Azkaban Shrek 2 Day After Tomorrow Raising Helen ... Read More... Comb-Over The Movie Anonymous Coward writes "A new documentary about the earliest remedy for baldness (the comb-over) is about to be released ..Check out the trailer Note: For some reason this film has received some buzz. Don't know why. But hey, Donald Trump is in it. Posted by waldo on Tuesday, June 08, 2004 @ 01:21:09 MST (15 reads) Add Comment Poll: Are You Seeing Fahrenheit 911? Well, it looks like Oscar-winning documentarian Michael Moore 's Fahrenheit 911 will be released in twenty days around the United States, with a rumored DVD release shortly thereafter. A pretty controversial and politically charged film. Our new poll asks do you plan to see it?

10. Animation Links - A Selection Of Websites Related To Film-making And Animation animation Links A Selection of Websites Related to filmmaking and animation. Please contact me if you find any of these links to be dead or incorrect. http://www.animationpost.co.uk/novice_notes/animation-links.htm

Animation Links A Selection of Websites Related to Film-making and Animation Please contact me if you find any of these links to be dead or incorrect. Same goes if you have suggestions for adding to the list 1 - ANIMATION TIPS, LESSONS, REFERENCE (note: not every website fits neatly into one category !) Click on a name to visit a site: ANIMATION ARTIST useful articles, 3D biased ANIMATION ABOUT American site; animation tips ANIMATION BACKGROUNDS Michael Hirsh’s extensive notes on the Satori paint program ANIMATION MEAT p acked with meaty animation tidbits Giuseppe Albanese's check-list of Japanese animation (anime) produced since 1917 BHH STUDIO, VANCOUVER friendly site with some useful Flash book reviews CINEMATOGRAPHY NET film forums CHARACTER ANIMATION information about Steve Robert's book which teaches 2D and 3D character animation through a series of exercises CLAY ANIMATOR large deal of information on the subject of claymation. Tedious if you have dial-up connection; each section is prefaced by gratuitous Flash animation DEVX clearly written, well illustrated articles on the basics of computer graphics, primarily aimed at web developers

11. Film Making - Newsgroups, Forums, Email Discussion Lists film making film and Television Newsgroups, Forums, Discussion Lists, film Makers, Movies, films, Acting, Commercials, HDTV, Visual Effects, Video, Theatre film making Resources - Free Ezine for Directors - film and TV Bookstore. film making Newsgroups rec.arts.horror.movies. rec.arts.animation. rec.arts.disney.animation http://www.actioncutprint.com/newsgroups.html

Film Making Resources - Free Ezine for Directors - Film and TV Bookstore Film Making Newsgroups and Discussion Lists Links to Film and Television Newsgroups, Forums and Email Discussion Lists This page contains Links to various Newsgroups and Discussion Lists of interest to Film and Television Directors. These discussions are electronic messages called "postings" and they are part of the Usenet news system. What is the Usenet? The Usenet is a collection of over 35,000 online discussion groups on various subjects that are accessible from a large number of Internet sites. Each of these discussion groups is called a Newsgroup and participants write articles which can then be read by any person who has access to the Usenet system. The following List contains Links to over 50 Film and Television and General Interest Newsgroups plus various Email Discussion Lists Google.com (List of All Newsgroups Available)

12. Raphael Katz - Web Design, Animation, Film Making, Architecture Portfolio High Quality websites and film Editing at affordable prices http://www.rkatz.com/

Web Design Film Making Architecture Animation Web Design Project: NGO Monitor NGO Monitor Promoting critical debate and accountability of human rights NGOs in the Arab-Israeli conflict Mahal2000 - Overseas Volunteers for the IDF A program enabling young Jews from around the world to volunteer for the Israeli Army Middle East Info The regimes in the Middle East = 10% of world land area = 22 Arab countries, Iran and Israel. Film Making Project The Only Living Boy in New York Made entirely out of cardboard cutouts Film Making Project A "cheap" assassination story-

13. Kids Making Animation: A Sampling Of Children's Animation Workshops Around The W An animation film produced by 6 to 8 people that runs Before starting the animation, the team drawings, trying out various possibilities, and making a few http://www.awn.com/mag/issue1.12/articles/jacksonworkshop1.12.html

Animation World Magazine , Issue 1.12, March 1997 Kids Making Animation: A Sampling of Children's Animation Workshops Around the World Compiled by Wendy Jackson Across the globe, there are pioneering people sharing their love for the art and craft of animation through teaching children. Some workshops are affiliated with the ASIFA International Children's Workshop initiative, while others are run independently of any other groups. From cameraless techniques such as Zoetropes and drawing on film, to drawn, cutout and model animation, these workshops have one thing in common: they teach children to understand abstract concepts of time, movement and design, while giving them an opportunity to express themselves creatively. Here are profiles of what some teachers are doing. Zoetrope strips made by children in Israel. Carousel, Tel-Aviv, Israel Eitan Oded heads up this workshop, which finds its home base "all over the country," with funding derived from "school budgets, parents, and educational funds." This independent workshop is designed for children ages 6-17. Oded reports that, he's "a computer systems analyzer, freelance journalist, interior and graphic designer, and a teacher of animation, art and photography." "Carousel," Oded notes, is a "one-time animation workshop, aimed at giving the inexperienced participant the basic experience of creating a short animation film. I don't need any special preparation to do the workshop, but I can start at once. I use a big Zoetrope to show the animations, and we usually record the short films on video as well.

14. FILM MAKING film making. by. BRICKTASTIC! filmS. Are you interested in making films? Check out my Tutorials if you have questions such as What do I need? Where can I get that stuff? Keeping the cam still How do I make a minifig walk I'm excited about this one! animation Class Near Complete http://www.geocities.com/nmaniatis/bricktastic/making.htm

Home Films Awards Equipment ... Links FILM MAKING by BRICK-TASTIC! FILMS Are you interested in making films? Check out my Tutorials if you have questions such as: What do I need? Where can I get that stuff? Keeping the cam still... How do I make a minifig walk... My Current Works in Progress: Brickfest Entry: COMPLETE! Awaiting screening at BrickFest, will be posted here after the weekend of 8-10th of August 2003. Frame Grabs from the actual film. 'Secret' Project: Script 90% complete, major voice actors confirmed, initial conceptual storyboarding complete. I'm excited about this one! Animation Class: Near Complete. On hold. Sequel to NK2020: Progress, First Draft Storyboards complete. On hold. New Donnie the Mobster: Progess, Main idea confirmed. On hold. Want to contact me? Nick Maniatis at h26fsok001@sneakemail.com Stop Spam with sneakemail.com

15. Animation World Store Lord of the Rings Gollum, The filmmaking history was made when, in The Two Towers, an actor s performance and digital animation were seamlessly integrated to http://www.awn.com/awnstore/

Quick Find in AWN Store Entire Site Product Type - - Choose - - Storefront Videos Books Art Posters Cool Stuff Featured Artists - - Choose - - Mead, S. Condie, R. Cruikshank, S. Plympton, B. Vilppu, G. Video Categories - - Choose - - Features Instructional Shorts T.V. Series Other Videos Books Artwork Richard Condie, Sally Cruikshank, Speed Racer, Superman, Looney Tunes,etc... Posters Syd Mead, Bill Plympton, Ottawa International Animation Festival etc... Other Cool Stuff AWN BookCorner Buy animation books at up to 40% off retail! Optical Poetry: The Life and Work of Oskar Fischinger (Cloth Bound) Optical Poetry is the first critical biography of the painter and experimental filmmaker Oskar Fischinger. Active in avant-garde art circles in Germany between the two... Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) artistic director Chris Robinson has turned his passion for a relatively obscure source of film animation into a lavishly illustrated... Lord of the Rings: The Art of the Return of the King, The Designing the spectacular scale and visual grandeur of Peter Jackson's triumphal climax to The Lord of the Rings film trilogy was a monumental, years-long challenge... Lord of the Rings: Gollum, The

16. Princess Mononoke: The Art And Making Of Japan's Most Popular Film Of All Time Fred Patten reviews this beautiful text that goes behind the scenes of Hayao Miyazaki's i Princess Mononoke /i . Japan's Studio Ghibli animation company is a http://www.awn.com/mag/issue4.08/4.08pages/pattenmononoke.php3

A NIMATION W ORLD ... AGAZINE - ISSUE 4.8 - NOVEMBER 1999 Princess Mononoke: The Art and Making of Japan's Most Popular Film of All Time a book review by Fred Patten A hallmark of Japan's Studio Ghibli animation company is a coffee-table art book on the production art of each of its features. This text is a translation by Mark Schilling of Ghibli's The Art of Princess Mononoke which accompanied the film's 1997 theatrical release. Hyperion's edition is similarly timed to accompany Miramax's October 29 release of Walt Disney's English-language version of the movie. Princess Mononoke Mononoke Hime; Princess of the Animal Gods ) is the Disney/Miramax introduction of the films of Hayao Miyazaki to the art-cinema community. (Disney's previous Miyazaki release, Kiki's Delivery Service , was marketed for children as a direct-to-video film.) To provide contextual information for American cinema buffs, Schilling has added a very helpful five-page 'Introduction' which succinctly combines a biography of Miyazaki, a history of Studio Ghibli, production notes on Princess Mononoke , and a summary of its public and critical reception.

17. MTV.CO.UK Feed nigh and we bring to you the winners of our World AIDS Day animation competition, Tim and Angus will be flying off to Berlin for a five day film making course. http://www.mtv.co.uk/mtv.co.uk/en/dynamo/features.jhtml?id=30020433

18. UL Film-makers Animation Page Computer animation has become a very important part of todays filmmaking industry. To this end the film-makers Society has acquired http://www.ul.ie/~roberth/animate.html

C omputer Animation has become a very important part of todays Film-making industry. To this end the Film-makers Society has acquired software for this purpose and has already began to produce top quality animation using Daves Targa Animator software and Polyray and Moray raytracing programmes. You can download our "imploding" Film-makers Society animated logo on the link below which shows the quality of animation we are able to produce. Imploding Logo (.AVI format) - (927,768 bytes) The "rotating" Film-Makers logo was animated and a gif89a animated version of that can be viewed here Other animation works in process are: Bank of Ireland Promotion Promotion package for Materials Ireland Research Centre An electromagnetic wave simulation An animated X-Ray Diffractometer An animated Chessboard ESCAPE - A short animated film

19. Wired News: Making Animation Child's Play 11, 2000 PT. Enterprising filmmakers are turning to an unlikely source to make Hollywoodquality animated features on film school budgets computer games. http://www.wired.com/news/culture/0,1284,34871,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Making Animation Child's Play by Leander Kahney Also by this reporter Page 1 of 2 next 03:00 AM Mar. 11, 2000 PT Enterprising filmmakers are turning to an unlikely source to make Hollywood-quality animated features on film school budgets: computer games. Wireless Hot Spot Directory Search for Wi-Fi hot spots near you: Story Tools See also See the Latest Entertainment Photos Today's Top 5 Stories Water to Boost Satellite Snooping Wi-Fi: If Not Free, Then How? Thousands Spy Venus' Rare Transit Chimps' Days May Be Numbered ... Wired News RSS Feeds Breaking News Memo Says Bush Not Restricted by Torture Bans Republicans Mull New Honors for Reagan Bush Hears Support from G8 on Iraq Vote Calif. Court Told of Suspicions in Peterson Trial ... Wire Service Photo Gallery Tech Jobs Partner Today's the Day A new generation of low-budget animators is creating special effects-rich films by harnessing the sophisticated rendering engines that power 3D action games like ID Software's Quake and GT Interactive's Unreal But instead of generating monsters and ghouls to be blown away, the games' animation engines are re-employed to conjure up imaginative short films with casts of thousands, fantastic sets, and spectacular special effects.

20. Wired News: Games Invade Hollywood's Turf 01, 2003. Microsoft Plays to film Industry Jun. 09, 2003. Machinima Games Act Like films Jul. 23, 2002. making animation Child s Play Mar. http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,59566,00.html

Welcome to Wired News. Skip directly to: Search Box Section Navigation Content Search: Wired News Animations Wired Magazine HotBot (the Web) Games Invade Hollywood's Turf By Leander Kahney Also by this reporter Page 1 of 2 next 02:00 AM Jul. 09, 2003 PT The fledgling art of using 3-D computer games to make animated movies is coming of age. Around the world, increasing numbers of would-be movie moguls are utilizing the 3-D graphics engines of games like Quake or Unreal to produce animated movies at a fraction of the money spent by studios like Pixar. Wireless Hot Spot Directory Search for Wi-Fi hot spots near you: Story Tools Story Images Click thumbnails for full-size image: See also Anime Escapes the Underground Beam Me Up and Out, Scotty Sinbad Hears Linux's Siren Song ... DAT's Entertainment , So Enjoy Today's Top 5 Stories Water to Boost Satellite Snooping Wi-Fi: If Not Free, Then How? Thousands Spy Venus' Rare Transit Chimps' Days May Be Numbered ... Wired News RSS Feeds Breaking News Memo Says Bush Not Restricted by Torture Bans Republicans Mull New Honors for Reagan Bush Hears Support from G8 on Iraq Vote Calif. Court Told of Suspicions in Peterson Trial ... Wire Service Photo Gallery Tech Jobs Partner Today's the Day Known as machinima ("machine cinema"), the relatively new, no-budget genre has yet to produce a blockbuster of

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