Two Short Tron Homage Videos Created For CGTalk: Tron FX Challenge Dan Koelsch, July 5, 2010July 5, 2010 Courtesy of One Cool Thing A Day, we have short video called “TRON Homage: Disc Battle”, and it’s just what it sounds like. After finding out it’s for CG Society’s CGTalk: Tron FX Challenge, we found another entry that is also pretty sweet. Watch the videos and get the full credits after the jump. Tron Homage: Disk Battle from Kiel Figgins on Vimeo. Created by: Kiel Figgins ( 3dfiggins.com ) : Animation / Team Lead Blake Guest ( blakeguest.com ) : Lightning / Look Dev Ed Laag ( entecbssd@gmail.com ) : Post / VFX Reed Casey ( cruxko.com ) : Character Modeler Jon Lorenz ( behance.net/jonlorenz ) : VFX / Audio Wayne Hollingsworth ( waynart.com ): 3d VFX Zach Christian ( digitalfxrealm.blogspot.com ): Matte Painting All work on this video was done by Garrick Campsey. Campsey also has an impressive District 9 fan made video, so be sure to check that out. There may be more cool videos for Tron Legacy at CG Society, so be sure to check out their forum. Fan Made Work Viral News Viral Videos CG SocietyFan MadeTronTron LegacyViral video
Let Me In Viral Updates: Riddles And Clues August 18, 2010August 24, 2010When the viral campaign for Let Me In started, it wasn’t as simplistic as most campaigns have been in the past. It wasn’t just a website plastered at the end of a trailer; it was more of a clue to follow and to get things started. That clue of course,… Read More
Graffiti Style “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” Posters Are Tagged On The Streets Of Los Angeles June 9, 2014June 9, 2014Part of the art of marketing is based on how awesome your poster looks. Floating heads, back turned, poster drenched in colored hues, all of it are a staple of the contemporary movie poster. But since people have noticed just how dull some of these posters can be and just… Read More
Viral Video: Power Laces Inspired By Back to the Future July 6, 2010September 7, 2011Courtesy of CNet, we have a treat on the wake of the 25th Anniversary of Back to the Future‘s theatrical release. If you remember the sequel, you’ll probably remember the Nike shoes with the auto-fitting “power laces” in the year 2015. Blake Bevin decided to make it a reality by… Read More