LGM Films Presents...The Thousand Mile War

[96Delta]

Hi Kermit,

Thanks for the reply.
I just ordered that book! 

Can't wait to get it so I can start reading and experimenting.
As far as the AH Film Viewer is concerned, I'm at a loss.
I'm guessing that there isn't a manual for that available.  There should be.
Its not very intuitive.

My experience with it consists of about 30 minutes of cursing
at it and struggling with it.  Like you, if there are any tutorials
on how to use it I would love to hear about them.

How are you capturing the video you're using in the
'1000 Mile War" video you did.  The camera movements are
all very realistic.  I was playing around with FRAPS but maybe you
are using something superior.

Thanks again for the offer of help.  I'm sure I will be taking you
up on it! 

David

[Bannor]

WTFG Kermit...That is awesome!

[Shauny]

Kermit is using Track Ir to film those awsome shots . He records with Fraps while in game and zoomz in and uses his head to aim the camera lots of neck work but dont worry kermits got a strong neck from his years of working the corner when he was younger

[Strip]

Ouch!!!!

Kermit you been hoed!

Strip(er)

[Kermit de frog]

I would say something but I don't want skuzzy to get mad at us again Shaun.
 



I don't think I'll get another film done, until Sunday, when I have a few hours of free time.

[Kermit de frog]

Ouch!!!!

Kermit you been hoed!

Strip(er)

LMAO .....Sway!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  I think I remember you now!  Hey you want to help me capture a Vbase!  Dude, you were so wrong btw.
 

</hijack off!>

[Shauny]

lmao oh yea i forgot about that kermit i keep forgetting were not in squad forums and i cant smack talk you without you telling on me to your mommy 

JAY SLASH KAY!!!


but seriously skuzzy is always watching
          

[96Delta]

Kermit,

Got that book.  Its a substantial volume!
Gonna have a look at it this week.

Found these videos on YouTube.  Pretty well done.
Nice transitions, dubbed in game sounds and nice
musical selection.  Title and Credits pages look nice
too.

Here they are for your continuing edification.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHNX8y8tKJc
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INBjI6PJYuM

I would love to learn what video editing software he
used to create this.  It isn't included in the credits.

I would also love to get a copy of these in the original MPEG
format.  YouTube compressed the things to death. 

David

[Kermit de frog]

Delta, PM sent!