Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... Spielberg move over.
One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins release here:
http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004
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Kevin Clark's acclaimed GPL music video
Mikkel Gram-Hansen announced a new Grand Prix Legends movie by Kevin Clark, hosted at RaceSimCentral, and it drew widespread praise for its editing and timing to music. Clark explained that it took three months to make in Adobe Premiere from about 12 GB of AVI captures, and he described tricky shots such as the pull-back through a BRM mirror. Others asked about the track textures and skies used and requested league highlight videos.
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That IS AWESOME......made me remember the beauty that is GPL, I am
inspired.....if I wasnt working tomorrow I would attempt an all-nighter :)
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> One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins releasehere:
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> http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004 > > > Mikkel Gram-Hansen > -- > Administrator > http://www.racesimcentral.com > >Really great piece of (virtual) filmmaking! Kudos for the lads involved!
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> Kevin Clark just released his new epic....
BEST GPL MOVIE EVER!!!
The wife goes to work in a few hours... I'll be playing GPL all night now!
Dale
Wow, great movie. Incredible timing to the music! You should send "Feeder"
a copy. More...More...Bravo!!!
Thanks
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> > "Mikkel Gram-Hansen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:3c82a14b$0$46163$[email hidden]... > > Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... > > BEST GPL MOVIE EVER!!! > > The wife goes to work in a few hours... I'll be playing GPL all night now! > > Dale > > >Very impressive... must have taken a great deal of time... incredible
dedication.
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> Very impressive... must have taken a great deal of time... incredible
> dedication. That engine shot thru the spinning wheel was ABSOLUTELY cool. Really
neat.
dave henrie
Sweet !
The pause and rotation around the flaming car then continuing on was a neat
trick too. Congrats on a great work !
Looking at the Honda and saying to myself " The 7 is backwards
"....................then it zooms out and you realize you are looking in
the mirror...VERY COOL.
My eight year old daughter was impressed too. :-)
Great job on this one. Highly recommended download.
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Excellent work, very impressive! I had a big smile on my face the whole time I
was watching it. Thank you very much.
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>Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... Spielberg move over. >One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins release here: >http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004 > > >Mikkel Gram-Hansen >-- >Administrator >http://www.racesimcentral.comThanks... really got a kick out of that. Watched it once and had to
immediately zoom back to the start and watch it a second time. The drum
roll synced up with the rolling car at around 2:55 was brilliantly timed.
If ever there was a recruiting video for GPL, this would have to be it...
Nice work,
itazura
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> http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004 > > > Mikkel Gram-Hansen > -- > Administrator > http://www.racesimcentral.com > >Steve Smith wrote:
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> Really great piece of (virtual) filmmaking! Kudos for the lads involved!
Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD!
Thanks for all the comments from everyone.
Glad you liked it.
Kev
Kevin,
Lad, then. Whatever. You did a great job. Will you do another one?
--Steve
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> >
> > Really great piece of (virtual) filmmaking! Kudos for the ladsinvolved!
>
> Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD!
> Thanks for all the comments from everyone.
> Glad you liked it.
>
> Kev
Kevin Clark wrote:
Schweet :-)
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> > Steve Smith wrote: > > > > Really great piece of (virtual) filmmaking! Kudos for the lads involved! > > Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD! > Thanks for all the comments from everyone. > Glad you liked it.Steve Smith wrote:
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> Kevin,
>
> Lad, then. Whatever. You did a great job. Will you do another one?
Once I get enough replays..... and TIME! :)
That was all my own stuff plus a couple of fillers from other people
that fitted the music.
I've just started in a league so no doubt there'll be a lot of stuff
from that for the next one.
Kev
Doug Hook wrote:
>
> Looking at the Honda and saying to myself " The 7 is backwards
> "....................then it zooms out and you realize you are looking in
> the mirror...VERY COOL.
Glad you noticed :)
Not many have!
An unbelievable difficult shot to do too. You have to pull the camera
back whilst still keeping the BRM mirror in the centre of the screen.
Not as easy as it sounds. Must have reshot it about 20 times!
> My eight year old daughter was impressed too. :-)
Appreciation from a younger audience too :) A GPLer in the making eh Doug?
> Great job on this one. Highly recommended download.
Thank you.
Kev
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> Steve Smith wrote:
> >
> > Really great piece of (virtual) filmmaking! Kudos for the ladsinvolved!
>
> Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD!
> Thanks for all the comments from everyone.
> Glad you liked it.
>
> Kev Kev I have only watched it once(stunning work tho), but early on was a
completely new set of very detailed track textures....do you know
which/who/where they came from or who provided them? As soon as I nail the
last little lockup gremlins, I'm gonna completely redo my gpl installation.
dave henrie
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> > Once I get enough replays..... and TIME! :) > That was all my own stuff plus a couple of fillers from other people > that fitted the music. > I've just started in a league so no doubt there'll be a lot of stuff > from that for the next one. > > KevIn article <[email hidden]>, Kevin Clark
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>Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD!
>Thanks for all the comments from everyone.
>Glad you liked it.
>
12 gig?!? Jeez... That car blowing up on the grid looked familiar,
though...<g>
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In article <3c82a14b$0$46163$[email hidden]>, "Mikkel
Gram-Hansen" <[email hidden]> writes:
>Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... Spielberg move over.
>One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins release here:
>http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004
Cool! What track was that where the Ferrari got so much 'air time'? And how
did HE get airborne when no one else in that train did?
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I didn't notice that it was a mirror image. I just thought the fade to the
next scend was an 'iris' fadeout...
There was one shot that I thought was from a bumper cam, and the car was slowly
spinning. It stopped and focused on the next car, then I realized it was the
camera, not a car that was spinning<g>.
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>Doug Hook wrote: >> >> Looking at the Honda and saying to myself " The 7 is backwards >> "....................then it zooms out and you realize you are looking in >> the mirror...VERY COOL. > >Glad you noticed :) >Not many have! >An unbelievable difficult shot to do too. You have to pull the camera >back whilst still keeping the BRM mirror in the centre of the screen. >Not as easy as it sounds. Must have reshot it about 20 times!EldredP wrote:
It's Jokimaa.
The first lap I ever did. It's against the AI and I didn't realise there
was a big jump coming :)
Incidentally, the ferrari burning in the tree (the scene before that) is
actually the aftermath of the crash :O
Kev
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> > In article <3c82a14b$0$46163$[email hidden]>, "Mikkel > Gram-Hansen" <[email hidden]> writes: > > >Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... Spielberg move over. > >One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins release here: > >http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004 > > Cool! What track was that where the Ferrari got so much 'air time'? And how > did HE get airborne when no one else in that train did?
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> next scend was an 'iris' fadeout...
> There was one shot that I thought was from a bumper cam, and the car wasslowly
> spinning. It stopped and focused on the next car, then I realized it wasthe
> camera, not a car that was spinning<g>.
>
The shot with the Honda sliding towards the camera then off the bottom of
the screen just *begs* for a sudden motion of the camera at the end (like it
was knocked over) to add a little "drama" to the moment. Nice film!
Stephen
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> In article <[email hidden]>, Kevin Clark > <[email hidden]> writes: > > >Doug Hook wrote: > >> > >> Looking at the Honda and saying to myself " The 7 is backwards > >> "....................then it zooms out and you realize you are lookingQuoted text (9 lines)
> >> the mirror...VERY COOL. > > > >Glad you noticed :) > >Not many have! > >An unbelievable difficult shot to do too. You have to pull the camera > >back whilst still keeping the BRM mirror in the centre of the screen. > >Not as easy as it sounds. Must have reshot it about 20 times! > > I didn't notice that it was a mirror image. I just thought the fade to"Stephen F." wrote:
Did think about that but the next scene of the honda dropping out of the
sky onto the other one is actually the same car a couple of seconds
later so I didn't want to give the impression that it had crashed and
stopped. I could re-render it like that just for you :-)
Kev
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> > "EldredP" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > In article <[email hidden]>, Kevin Clark > > <[email hidden]> writes: > > > > >Doug Hook wrote: > > >> > > >> Looking at the Honda and saying to myself " The 7 is backwards > > >> "....................then it zooms out and you realize you are looking > in > > >> the mirror...VERY COOL. > > > > > >Glad you noticed :) > > >Not many have! > > >An unbelievable difficult shot to do too. You have to pull the camera > > >back whilst still keeping the BRM mirror in the centre of the screen. > > >Not as easy as it sounds. Must have reshot it about 20 times! > > > > I didn't notice that it was a mirror image. I just thought the fade to > the > > next scend was an 'iris' fadeout... > > There was one shot that I thought was from a bumper cam, and the car was > slowly > > spinning. It stopped and focused on the next car, then I realized it was > the > > camera, not a car that was spinning<g>. > > > > The shot with the Honda sliding towards the camera then off the bottom of > the screen just *begs* for a sudden motion of the camera at the end (like it > was knocked over) to add a little "drama" to the moment. Nice film!Kevin Clark <[email hidden]> wrote:
> Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD!
> Thanks for all the comments from everyone.
> Glad you liked it.
It was a really fun movie. I've watched it 4x already.
It's going on my next CD of GPL replays and movies.
What pgm did you use to edit it?
Especially loved the rear view mirror bit. :)
Kevin Clark <[email hidden]> wrote:
> An unbelievable difficult shot to do too. You have to pull the camera
> back whilst still keeping the BRM mirror in the centre of the screen.
> Not as easy as it sounds. Must have reshot it about 20 times!
Could you have taken a direct shot of the honda, and down a mask wipe
with a postition adjustment so that as the camera pulls back from the
ECU to reveal the BRM mirror the mask tracks it? Could set keyframe
points to make sure the mask wipe moves accordingly.
But, depending on the edit software that could be harder that than
easier. (Besides, the virtual cameramen applaude your doing it as
a "live shot" rather than post production effect<g>).
Superb Movie,Absoltley stunning.
I downloaded Jokimma and the AI cars slow down at the jump, cool place for
watching replays....Fave scene is the shot at around 45 secs where the lotus
lays down a lot of rubber.....cool camera work
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> > Cool! What track was that where the Ferrari got so much 'air time'?And how
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> EldredP wrote: > > > > In article <3c82a14b$0$46163$[email hidden]>, "Mikkel > > Gram-Hansen" <[email hidden]> writes: > > > > >Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... Spielberg move over. > > >One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins releaseQuoted text (9 lines)
> > did HE get airborne when no one else in that train did? > > It's Jokimaa. > The first lap I ever did. It's against the AI and I didn't realise there > was a big jump coming :) > Incidentally, the ferrari burning in the tree (the scene before that) is > actually the aftermath of the crash :O > > Kev
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> >
> > The shot with the Honda sliding towards the camera then off the bottomof
> > the screen just *begs* for a sudden motion of the camera at the end(like it
Oh, don't do that. It's one thing for the audience to discuss a film and
the choice of camera angles which were made by the director and
cinematographer, but it's a completely different thing for the director to
allow his artistic integrity to be compromised by the critique of armchair
filmmakers. :-)
I really like it the way it is.
Stephen
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> > was knocked over) to add a little "drama" to the moment. Nice film! > > Did think about that but the next scene of the honda dropping out of the > sky onto the other one is actually the same car a couple of seconds > later so I didn't want to give the impression that it had crashed and > stopped. I could re-render it like that just for you :-) >Abso-effing-lutely!
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> > "Kevin Clark" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > news:[email hidden]... > > "Stephen F." wrote: > > > > > > > > > > The shot with the Honda sliding towards the camera then off the bottom > of > > > the screen just *begs* for a sudden motion of the camera at the end > (like it > > > was knocked over) to add a little "drama" to the moment. Nice film! > > > > Did think about that but the next scene of the honda dropping out of the > > sky onto the other one is actually the same car a couple of seconds > > later so I didn't want to give the impression that it had crashed and > > stopped. I could re-render it like that just for you :-) > > > > Oh, don't do that. It's one thing for the audience to discuss a film and > the choice of camera angles which were made by the director and > cinematographer, but it's a completely different thing for the director to > allow his artistic integrity to be compromised by the critique of armchair > filmmakers. :-) > > I really like it the way it is. > > Stephen > > >Could I get you to do a film of highlights of the GPLF3R Legues races
for this last season, when it is finished? I have all but one of the
server replays. I think this would be a great way to remember the
season. I was thinking I would give it a try myself, but then I saw
your work and well . . .
SLG
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and improved ways of spelling old words. Grammatical errors are
due to too many English classes/teachers)
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>EldredP wrote: >> >> In article <3c82a14b$0$46163$[email hidden]>, "Mikkel >> Gram-Hansen" <[email hidden]> writes: >> >> >Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... Spielberg move over. >> >One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins release here: >> >http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004 >> >> Cool! What track was that where the Ferrari got so much 'air time'? And how >> did HE get airborne when no one else in that train did? > >It's Jokimaa. >The first lap I ever did. It's against the AI and I didn't realise there >was a big jump coming :) >Incidentally, the ferrari burning in the tree (the scene before that) is >actually the aftermath of the crash :O > >KevIn article <[email hidden]>, Kevin Clark
<[email hidden]> writes:
>It's Jokimaa.
>The first lap I ever did. It's against the AI and I didn't realise there
>was a big jump coming :)
>Incidentally, the ferrari burning in the tree (the scene before that) is
>actually the aftermath of the crash :O
Hmm...I don't think I *have* that track. I'll have to look for it<g>
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On 04 Mar 2002 15:28:05 GMT, [email hidden] (EldredP) wrote:
>In article <[email hidden]>, Kevin Clark
><[email hidden]> writes:
>
>>Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD!
>>Thanks for all the comments from everyone.
>>Glad you liked it.
I like it already but I can't watch it!!! My machine says I can't
download a decompressor without loading Internet Explorer,
which I don't have or want! Is there any way to use Netscape to
download a decompressor?
Sam
"Mikkel Gram-Hansen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<3c82a14b$0$46163$[email hidden]>...
> Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... Spielberg move over.
> One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins release here:
> http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004
>
>
> Mikkel Gram-Hansen
Another post to keep it at the top of the list ;).
Incredible - absolutely incredible. Don't even bother with the
smaller version - this movie *demands* to be seen in the highest
quality possible!
Fantastic work Kevin! I recognize most of the car updates, except for
that really nice Cooper. Is that a released car, or another teaser
for upcoming GPLEA work ;).
Again - bravo!
I'd like to see someone top this - although I had an idea for a remake
of the action shots in "Grand Prix" using GPL ;).
Kendt
437776 wrote:
Adobe Premiere.
Kev
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> > Kevin Clark <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD! > > Thanks for all the comments from everyone. > > Glad you liked it. > > It was a really fun movie. I've watched it 4x already. > It's going on my next CD of GPL replays and movies. > > What pgm did you use to edit it? > > Especially loved the rear view mirror bit. :)437776 wrote:
:O
Well I'm learning Adobe Premiere as I go along so masks, mattes and
keyframes are a bit above me at the moment. :)
Kev
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> > Kevin Clark <[email hidden]> wrote: > > > An unbelievable difficult shot to do too. You have to pull the camera > > back whilst still keeping the BRM mirror in the centre of the screen. > > Not as easy as it sounds. Must have reshot it about 20 times! > > Could you have taken a direct shot of the honda, and down a mask wipe > with a postition adjustment so that as the camera pulls back from the > ECU to reveal the BRM mirror the mask tracks it? Could set keyframe > points to make sure the mask wipe moves accordingly. > > But, depending on the edit software that could be harder that than > easier. (Besides, the virtual cameramen applaude your doing it as > a "live shot" rather than post production effect<g>).Steve Garrotto wrote:
>
> Could I get you to do a film of highlights of the GPLF3R Legues races
> for this last season, when it is finished? I have all but one of the
> server replays. I think this would be a great way to remember the
> season. I was thinking I would give it a try myself, but then I saw
> your work and well . . .
Well I wasn't planning on doing another one soon.
That one took 3 months to make on and off and I just happened to have a
fair few replays that fitted the music. Only 3 short bits were from
other people.
I think you would be better off doing it yourself because you know the
characters in your league, you know where all the incidents are and you
can give your own view and interpretation of how it went.
Just a tip, get the GPL CCM camera manager. Dead easy to use and doesn't
limit you to track and car cam angles. And above all, use your imagination.
Kev
Samuel Senior wrote:
I have no idea what compression I used. It's just a wmv (windows media
file). You might need a divx thingy. Try www.divx.com.
Kev
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> > On 04 Mar 2002 15:28:05 GMT, [email hidden] (EldredP) wrote: > > >In article <[email hidden]>, Kevin Clark > ><[email hidden]> writes: > > > >>Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD! > >>Thanks for all the comments from everyone. > >>Glad you liked it. > > I like it already but I can't watch it!!! My machine says I can't > download a decompressor without loading Internet Explorer, > which I don't have or want! Is there any way to use Netscape to > download a decompressor? > SamKendt Eklund wrote:
Not a GPLEA car. It's a skin from someone. Berca maybe. It's all in the
GPLCSM car manager cooper pack.
>
> Again - bravo!
>
> I'd like to see someone top this - although I had an idea for a remake
> of the action shots in "Grand Prix" using GPL ;).
You should watch Sam Dobie's movies. They're ace! And Durbster is making
excellent progress in making movies look more realistic. He's fiddling
with wobbly cameras, focus and stuff like that for a more lifelike feel.
Kev
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> > "Mikkel Gram-Hansen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<3c82a14b$0$46163$[email hidden]>... > > Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... Spielberg move over. > > One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins release here: > > http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004 > > > > > > Mikkel Gram-Hansen > > Another post to keep it at the top of the list ;). > > Incredible - absolutely incredible. Don't even bother with the > smaller version - this movie *demands* to be seen in the highest > quality possible! > > Fantastic work Kevin! I recognize most of the car updates, except for > that really nice Cooper. Is that a released car, or another teaser > for upcoming GPLEA work ;).
Kev
I got to ask, the N'urb sky and horizon, where did you get 'em please?
Cheers
Gerry
Kevin Clark <[email hidden]> wrote:
> You should watch Sam Dobie's movies. They're ace! And Durbster is
> making excellent progress in making movies look more realistic.
URL for them?
Excellent job dude!
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This entire DISCUSSION is over my head... :(
I wish I could learn this stuff.
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>437776 wrote: >> >> Kevin Clark <[email hidden]> wrote: >> >> > An unbelievable difficult shot to do too. You have to pull the camera >> > back whilst still keeping the BRM mirror in the centre of the screen. >> > Not as easy as it sounds. Must have reshot it about 20 times! >> >> Could you have taken a direct shot of the honda, and down a mask wipe >> with a postition adjustment so that as the camera pulls back from the >> ECU to reveal the BRM mirror the mask tracks it? Could set keyframe >> points to make sure the mask wipe moves accordingly. >> >> But, depending on the edit software that could be harder that than >> easier. (Besides, the virtual cameramen applaude your doing it as >> a "live shot" rather than post production effect<g>). > >:O > >Well I'm learning Adobe Premiere as I go along so masks, mattes and >keyframes are a bit above me at the moment. :)In article <[email hidden]>, Kevin Clark
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>You should watch Sam Dobie's movies. They're ace! And Durbster is making
>excellent progress in making movies look more realistic. He's fiddling
>with wobbly cameras, focus and stuff like that for a more lifelike feel.
>
What site has these videos?
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Durbsters latest epic is on the way up at RaceSimCentral.... actually it IS
already uploaded, just not linked to yet. (lazy me)
Go pick it up at
http://www.racesimcentral.com/downloads/mirror/britleague.avi
All the other movies we used to have are in a moving phase.... expect them
to be all comfy on their new server sometime soon, I'll post once they are
up again after all that music copyright trouble.
Mikkel
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> In article <[email hidden]>, Kevin Clark > <[email hidden]> writes: > > >You should watch Sam Dobie's movies. They're ace! And Durbster is making > >excellent progress in making movies look more realistic. He's fiddling > >with wobbly cameras, focus and stuff like that for a more lifelike feel. > > > > What site has these videos? > > Eldred > -- > Dale Earnhardt, Sr. R.I.P. 1951-2001 > Homepage - http://www.umich.edu/~epickett > GPLRank - under construction... > > Never argue with an idiot. He brings you down to his level, then beatsOn Mon, 04 Mar 2002 11:30:38 +0000, Kevin Clark <[email hidden]>
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Wow! Took me 1h 39min to download, but it was more than worth it... When I
played it first at 16bpp, there were some glitches, but switching to 32bpp
solved that. After watching it three times, now I've just recorded it to VHS
to take it and show it to some friends this weekend (together with last sunday's
race), I hope you don't mind...
(BTW, about download time, in that page I also noted a comment from someone in
Portugal to whom it took a similar time and using cable too... I guess he must
be using the same crappy ISP I have over here...)
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>Steve Smith wrote: >> >> Really great piece of (virtual) filmmaking! Kudos for the lads involved! > >Lad. Just me :) and 12 gigs of uncompressed avi's on my HD! >Thanks for all the comments from everyone. >Glad you liked it. > >KevKevin Clark <[email hidden]> wrote:
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If you cut that in Premiere I am doubly impressed!
Premiere is not very friendly compared to the
b'cast level edit toys.
Kevin Clark wrote:
Steve, very much looking forward to seeing that movie!!! ;-)
Ken
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> Steve Garrotto wrote: > > > > Could I get you to do a film of highlights of the GPLF3R Legues races > > for this last season, when it is finished? I have all but one of the > > server replays. I think this would be a great way to remember the > > season. I was thinking I would give it a try myself, but then I saw > > your work and well . . . > > Well I wasn't planning on doing another one soon. > That one took 3 months to make on and off and I just happened to have a > fair few replays that fitted the music. Only 3 short bits were from > other people. > > I think you would be better off doing it yourself because you know the > characters in your league, you know where all the incidents are and you > can give your own view and interpretation of how it went. > > Just a tip, get the GPL CCM camera manager. Dead easy to use and doesn't > limit you to track and car cam angles. And above all, use your imagination. > > Kev
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> Glad you liked it.
Only just got round to seeing this movie and at risk of being tedious and
repeating what everyone else has said already... absolutely *brilliant* work
Kev! Very well composed and edited, must have taken a lot of hard work to
get the timings right with the lyrics :o)
I don't have much time for driving these days, but I can DL movies while I
sleep, and dream a little while I watch them. Thanks for reminding me why
GPL's such an inspiration.
Actually I'm in the process of introducing a guy at work to GPL. In his
youth he raced seriously and has driven competetively at the 'Ring amongst
other places. Worked with him for several years before I found this out!
Anyway, his driving days are long gone but I've bunged some movies on the
GPL disk I'm making for him to try and spread the addiction a little
further. Hopefully your video and the works of others will inspire him as
well!
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Way to Go Andrew. You realize tho that your friend now stands a very real
chance of financial ruin and the ending of his marriage.
"Sure Honey I'll be right to bed...just as soon as I make a clean lap at
the 'Ring."
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> Actually I'm in the process of introducing a guy at work to GPL. In his > youth he raced seriously and has driven competetively at the 'Ring amongst > other places. Worked with him for several years before I found this out! > Anyway, his driving days are long gone but I've bunged some movies on the > GPL disk I'm making for him to try and spread the addiction a little > further. Hopefully your video and the works of others will inspire him as > well! > > Andrew McP
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> chance of financial ruin and the ending of his marriage.
I think he's *far* too sensible for that. Besides, he has relatively little
free time and a young son, which will both act as a natural brake on his
racing aspirations. So his marriage is safe, I'm sure :o)
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Gerry Aitken wrote:
Um.... as with so many add ons for GPL it's not always easy to remember :)
Al Heeley has a nurby sky here
http://www.bengpl.racesim.net/gplskies.html
but I don't think it's that one.
Ah! Found it.
Simon Stobbart
http://www.kemb.freeserve.co.uk/skies/
HTH
Kev
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> > Kev > > I got to ask, the N'urb sky and horizon, where did you get 'em please? > > Cheers > > Gerry
Kevin Clark wrote:
Thanks Kev!
Gerry
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> Um.... as with so many add ons for GPL it's not always easy to remember :) > > Al Heeley has a nurby sky here > http://www.bengpl.racesim.net/gplskies.html > but I don't think it's that one. > > Ah! Found it. > Simon Stobbart > http://www.kemb.freeserve.co.uk/skies/On Sun, 3 Mar 2002 23:18:46 +0100, [email hidden] Mikkel Gram-Hansen
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>
>Kevin Clark just released his new epic.... Spielberg move over.
>One of the best (if not THE best) GPL movies yet, find Kevins release here:
>http://forum.racesimcentral.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=25004
Awesome, awesome, awesome! I wish my machine could keep up with graphics like
that!
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Awesome, awesome, awesome! I wish my machine could keep up with graphics like
that!
Wingman wrote:
It's only running at 800x600 for the avi grabs. As a result everything
is switched on and running at max detail.
Runs ok at 1024x768 with the detail slider half way though.
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