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jeeze i was friggin ASS at q3

This Iceman321 dude looks like a real cunt. Glad he's gone and definitely not sticking around anymore.

A man called Sam animates the strange voicemails he receives from his brother Ben.
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Some video game with some welsh fella :ducky:
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If you are into the classic 2001: A Space Odyssey you must watch this series...

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... and if you are into video/photography, watch How Kubrick Made 2001: A Space Odyssey - Part 6: Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite [A] at about 13 minutes


EDIT days later, a must watch.. Finish at Part 7

DooMer wrote:jeeze i was friggin ASS at q3

This was 2001! Come join us on Duff's server!

Apocalypse Now and interesting.....

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Geoff posted this in the Big Gay Discord Snugglepit but I didn't see it here and it's pretty great:
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Whiskey 7 wrote:If you are into the classic 2001: A Space Odyssey you must watch this series...

I have a deep interest into how visual or practical effects were realized in the earlier days of cinematography, prior to CGI.
I think it is fascinating, the magic of cinema really (when it is combined with good editing).

Douglas Trumbull is mentioned in that video. He started as a miniature builder, then transitioned to miniature-photography and would later develop techniques for visual effects shot in-camera. For 2001 he developed the Slitscan-technique for the famous "Flying into the Monolith" scene.
Later on he would co-develop whole filming/projection-systems. His body of work is pretty astounding.

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I did wonder where I saw mention of Return to Castle Wolfenstein....

Re: YouTube Dump 42130 BMW M 1000 RR review

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Foo wrote:Geoff posted this in the Big Gay Discord Snugglepit but I didn't see it here and it's pretty great:

About halfway through it. Pretty cool stuff.

I'd never heard of the accident then rescue - USS Squalus Submarine Disaster

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Wet weather here so catching up on some of my 'to watch' videos.

I do like this interview - Neil deGrasse Tyson on "Interstellar".

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Very interesting and stay to the end for the underwater photos, the shoes/boots :tear:

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Incredible project - 10 parter

AI image generation is getting pretty impressive
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I've been subbed to open ai now for a while and it's upsetting a lot of the local artists I hang out with, understandably. It's going to take over minor things like story-boarding and pretty much anything that requires a small art piece. I'm waiting to get a beta access to one that does videos at the moment. You just describe the scene and it does a short video of it. From there it's just a matter of time until we have full length movies with no real actors or places... It's pretty insane.

And James Earl Jones, who is stepping down from taking active work at the age of 91, has signed off on AI to reproduce his voice.

Having seen previously what AI can do with vocal impersonation even a couple of years ago, yeah, we'll soon see a never-ending slew of convincing, purely AI-generated content in order to maintain IP.

Maybe they can bring back the In a world.... trailer guy

I just re-discovered Oats Studios.

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The AI image generation called craiyon makes ugly drawings lol