Taken From"Rugrats In Paris"

I introduce a nameless entertainer

A green "This film has been modified..." screen taken from "Holes".

The Blue Format Screen and the 1990 Walt Disney Pictures logo taken from Max Keeble's Big Move

This would freak the crap out of me!

Taken from 1986 Walt Disney movies.
NOTE: It's real, so do not click Miss. I had to re-upload this to prevent the shakyness.

The Warning Screen logo taken from Paramount movies.

Taken from "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone".

The Format Screen with runtime variation and the 1997 Universal Pictures logo taken from Beethoven's 4th

Alejandra tries on a pleated print skirt for spring along with a top that pops yellows.

The runtime variation of Format Screen and the first variation of the 1997 Universal Pictures logo taken from Big Fat Liar

Taken From The 1999 DVD Of The Rugrats Movie.no profit was intended to this video

Great city!

How to make a bump key that will pick your average lock.

funny commercial

Taken from movies.

Theese Are One One Those Spongebob Proms For Their First TV Movie,Atlantis Squarepants.Well What's Wierd Is That The Next Bug Dosen't Have A Picture Of Spongebob And It's On The Bootom Of The Promo Screen.It   more...Used To Be Under The Promo Screen With A Picture Of A Various Nick Carather.I Also Have The Promo With The Praying Mantis Saying "Hey What's Up"At The End.But I Don't Know What Tape It's On.If I Find It,I'll Upload It.I Don't Own Spongebob Squarepants,It Belongs To Nickelodeon And Viacom Internatiol Inc.  less

Taken from "Scooby-Doo's Greatest Mysteries" VHS.

The Warning screen from 1984 Paramount videos taken from old Paramount movies.

RAAB HIMSELF

A fun short film using Chroma Key. (First on YouTube December 30, 2006)

Changes may need time!

I had bought myself some green paint at HomeDepot for the purpose of making chroma key backgrounds. Doing chroma keying in animation is easy, but I wanted to see how much work it would be for live-action   more...chroma keying. I painted a large canvas green and propped it up on the kitchen counter behind me. I also shot this foortage with mt $100.00 digital webcamcorder, rather than my Sony Digital-8 camcorder, which is what I normally use, just because I wanted to ase how well the editing software would work under crappy shooting circumstances. As you can see, I got pretty darned good results, even with the uneven lighting, whiuch was just the room lights in the kitchen, and nothing else.Oh, And a desk lamp lighting me. Then I just started grabbing various bits of animation I had done (which you will see in other videos here and there) and started using the various chroma key and luminance key functions of Magix Movie Edit Pro 11 to make layers of keyed video, just to see how well it worked. This experiment laid the foundation for the work I've done in the "Tyrannovision" series. By the way: That green canvas back there and that messy kitchen is where I currently shoot my Tyrannovision videos, just to show youhow easy this stuff is to do nowadays. Why is the kitchen a mess? because I'm too busy making videos!

I was also playing around with Morpheus for the first time, so you'll see some examples of that as well.

Many of youhave requested video tutorials from me about special FX and editing. But while I haven't gotten around to making one yet, I thought I would at least share with you my experimental footage to give you a glimpse into my process.

SOFTWARES USED:
MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 11 (For compositing in chroma- and Luma-key. TerryBubble uses this as well. Check out his channel for his own chroma key tutorial)
Morpheus (for morphing, natch. I also played a bit with photo warping, but Onhand is much easier for that)
OnHand Wild Photo Effects (A photo-warping program that I use EXTENSIVELY for a lot of my animation)
Audacity (For cleaning up the audiotape recordings of original music)
Windows Movie Maker (My main editing workhorse, and it's easy to save to different formats with readouts of what your final file size will be)

MUSIC: "Oprahvsky!" by Baron Dixon, based on Beethoven's "Pastorale" and Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker", inspired by an early 1990's Oprah Winfrey theme song.  less

I made this short commercial while I was playing around with chroma key. Itdoe not make an sense but it fun to do. enjoy!