It’s Mom’s Birthday, so Happy Birthday Mom

I’m afraid there isn’t much to this animation, I was so caught up  playing with my oh-so-clever remix that I didn’t have my juice left for the rest.

You might recognize the source music, but probably not at first.  All the sounds in the music were sampled from the same one recording, and how fitting, my aren’t I clever.

Here’s a video from some footage I took back in March. That water was cold. Julie went swimming anyway. The bécasseau (calidrid) went on with their game of cat and mouse with the tide. From the top of the lighthouse, the ground looked like a miniature. Then a helicopter exploded.

Sometimes I get really nice comments about my videos on YouTube.com. So, from now on I’m a-gonna start sending the love back by posting commenter vids on my weblob. First up, Chipendales performer Steve Kader. You welcome, raaarrr.

Ron sez: “This is a fancy travelogue going upstream in beautiful Dresden, Germany.

When I saw Slumdog Millionaire at Mass Brauhaus´s place, suddenly this raging version of Straight To Hell by the Clash came on. It turned out to be a “completely” different song. Not entirely bummed out, I put the medley version to the computer microphone test…

By the way, the video doesn’t have anything to do with the music. I was just listening to this brand newly recorded song while I was filming. So let’s all stop blogging about it, y’hear!”

Julie has joined a drum troupe (70 djembes strong, woah) and they are rocking out in a couple weeks at Halle aux Grains.

Who the hell would let their children have an unsupervised party at a graveyard? Gahan Wilson’s animated adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s “It Was a Dark and Silly Night”

And here be a timelapse of the cafeteria.

Animator Hans Bacher entry over Easter weekend.  I would have liked to have been aware of this during last weekends trip to Amboise.
loire « One1more2time3’s Weblog

as I mentioned in some earlier post, the idea at disney was to have the BEAUTY AND THE BEAST story take place in the french LOIRE-area. there were some earlier locations like the black forest in southern germany and the neighbouring french alsace, but – maybe because of the french author CHARLES PERRAULT – everybody seemed to be happy with the loire area with its beautiful castles.

I also have a few pictures.