HD was my first 3D project designed as a complete work. Prior to this, I had done a series of of "demo" videos highlighting new techniques.

It is meant to represent the channel surfing experience, although there was much debate as to include a channel changing sound effect.

HD does contain at the end the pre-existing "Jupiter 8" car ad, a colaberation with Chester Wong (music) and voiceover by Lianne de Lotbinière.

Lightwave | After Effects | Flash

Star Trek - Renewal began as a brief experient in the ST style, consisting of a corridor shot (coming near the end of the present version, which is the oldest part of the video dating to 2003) and crew cabin.

Over time, I've add and expanding it, working from old photos, blueprints and video of the series. I was able to build and render all the interiors myself, but had to rely on freely available models for the ship exteriors.

The last additions included a from scratch Klingon model, and a reworked intro.

Lightwave | Final Cut | Flash | Illustrator/Photoshop

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This grew out of the first viewings of trailers for the then upcoming Star Trek movie of 2009.

It was a techincal exersise in matching footage to the existing trailer's soundtrack, as well as choosing clips that would demonstrate what Star Trek might have looked like with a more faithful art design.

It must have touched a cord, as it has gotten over 100,000 views on Youtube (he said modestly).

Final Cut | Soundtrack Pro

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Part of a larger series of mock trailers, The Matrix of 1933 was an attempt to recreate a 1930's trailer, using a source that at first glance might seem unlikely.

Final Cut | Soundtrack Pro | Lightwave

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"A Brief History of the Roman Epic in the Movies" is a five part documentary made with Youtube in mind.

It traces the development of the Roman movie from the beginnings in first Ben-Hur of 1907 right up to Gladiator in 2000 and beyond.

Part 1 - Empires to Build 1890's - 1920's
Part 2 - Make Camp 1930's - 1940's
Part 3 - The Rome that Never Was 1950's
Part 4 - Decline and Fall 1960's - 1970's
Part 5 - Strength and Honor 1990's - today

The Psychotic Hour is a decades long, multi city satirical collaboration between a diverse number of talented and psychotic people.

The present example was part of a series of promotional videos for the show's podcast, this one meant to be viewed on a iPod.

Movie within movie within movie.

It is based on a pre-existing audio track "Knowledge is Power" from the show's radio days.

The Psychotic Hour Podcast