Scored to “Suck Me Up Dub” by Massive Attack, Can Gündoğdu’s credits montage is a moody and well-crafted sequence prominently alluding to known plot elements from the upcoming film and reminiscent of the work of Imaginary Forces, the post-production facility and acclaimed creator of the credits sequences for movies like Seven and Unbreakable. The animation and modeling was done by Günışığı Cihangir.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Dark Knight Rises Fan-Made Opening Credits
Scored to “Suck Me Up Dub” by Massive Attack, Can Gündoğdu’s credits montage is a moody and well-crafted sequence prominently alluding to known plot elements from the upcoming film and reminiscent of the work of Imaginary Forces, the post-production facility and acclaimed creator of the credits sequences for movies like Seven and Unbreakable. The animation and modeling was done by Günışığı Cihangir.
Monday, January 23, 2012
Star Wars Uncut: Director's Cut
In 2009, Casey Pugh asked thousands of Internet users to remake "Star Wars: A New Hope" into a fan film, 15 seconds at a time. Contributors were allowed to recreate scenes from Star Wars however they wanted. Within just a few months SWU grew into a wild success. The creativity that poured into the project was unimaginable.
SWU has been featured in documentaries, news features and conferences around the world for its unique appeal. In 2010 we won a Primetime Emmy for Outstanding Creative Achievement In Interactive Media.
Finally, the crowd-sourced project has been stitched together and put online for your streaming pleasure. The "Director's Cut" is a feature-length film that contains hand-picked scenes from the entire StarWarsUncut.com collection.
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Video: 64 Horror Movies In Five Minutes
Sixty-four horror movies in a five-minute montage; the perfect project to work on until 2 a.m. and then return to an empty, dark, cold apartment. How many of these flicks can you name?
Monday, January 16, 2012
Trailer: Innocence
Directed by Raphael Bertin and Jean-Christophe Savelli, Innocence fuses elements of science fiction, action and horror. Action director Manu Lanzi boasts high profile films like Livid and High Lane on his resume while effects are being handled by David Scherer (8th Wonderland, Mirages, Theater Bizarre). Emmanuel Bonami, Pascal Loison and Rurik Salle - also a writer for the excellent Mad Movies - anchor the cast.
Interview: Rick McCallum
Star Wars prequel producer Rick McCallum talks to IGN about the upcoming live action Star Wars television show, Star Wars: Underworld.
Thursday, January 12, 2012
News: Star Wars TV Series Update
Producer Rick McCallum is on tour to promote Red Tails, Lucasfilm’s upcoming movie about the Tuskegee Airmen, and he’s also been fielding some questions about the rumored Star Wars live-action TV series.
Monday, January 9, 2012
Short Film: Mobius
Mobius is a gripping short film by Vincent Laforet about “a photojournalist who stumbles upon a cartel execution and supernatural events in the the ‘Zone of Silence’ in Mexico”. Here’s a 1080p HQ version and behind-the-scenes footage.
Canon commissioned Vincent to shoot the the film to promote their new C300 Cinema EOS Camera.
Wednesday, January 4, 2012
Tribute: Steven Spielberg
Kees van Dijkhuizen closes out his [the films of] series with a tribute to the one and only Steven Spielberg.
Film as we know it today was shaped by thousands of creative minds working together to create something special for the audience to experience. Among those is Steven Spielberg; considered by many to be the true master of modern day cinema, Spielberg’s 26 feature films have each taken us to magical worlds, introduced us to fantastic characters and on adventures we will never forget. [the films of] has honored many filmmakers, but none of them as significant to film history as the genius featured in this final episode.
Monday, January 2, 2012
Documentary: Raiders of the Lost Archives
“Raiders of the Lost Archives” by StooTV is a shot by shot comparison between the opening sequence of Raiders of the Lost Ark and 30 adventure films from 1919 to 1973.
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