Mecha Monday Week: Fansproject (Transformers)

 Figure, News  2 Responses »
Sep 272011
 

Hey guys, it’s time for the second entry in the special “Week of Mecha Monday.”  Sorry it’s a little late…school has me swamped again.  Today’s topic is one that a friend of mine informed me of: Fansproject.  What is Fansproject? Here’s a description from their website (old site here):

Fansproject is a group of fans intending to serve the Transformer’s (TF) community around the world with better looking toys. Originating in June 2007, our goal is to provide TF fans with a wide variety of upgrades to enhance their current collection.

Operated by a group of fans that love toys the way collectors do, Fansproject has extensive experience in customizing and has worked in collaboration with toy clubs. Our very first creation, the Cliffjumper add-on set, was made specifically for Asia’s TF club. Since then, Fansproject has received support from fans to manufacture over 20 collector pieces.

With your support, we hope to continue to bring you high quality add-ons and collector sets in the future. Continue reading »

Posts You Might Like

LIFE Lessons: Editing a Left 4 Dead 2 Video

 Analysis, Random, Video  No Responses »
Sep 272011
 

So boys and girls, ladies and gentlemen…I’m sure you have all heard and probably seen (if you haven’t GO WATCH THEM NOW!) my Left 4 Dead 2 Videos that I post on my YouTube channel. You all are probably going, “Well LIFE, I have seen them, but how do you make them?” The answer to that question my good friend is right here. Here is the process (a rough draft of it at least) of how I make my Left 4 Dead 2 videos. I use Sony Vegas Pro 10 by the way for my editing.

Step 1. First off you must record the content. The dialogue needs to be funny, and more importantly just enjoy yourself. Play with friends and just screw around and such and when you go back and watch the film you will see what is funny or not. So write it down folks. Play with your friends and record with a recording software such as Fraps or Playclaw. Hint: When you record, make sure the output file is going to a separate hardrive on what the game is actually installed onto. This helps your processors and other computing things. Continue reading »

Posts You Might Like