That was no ad, that was a link to scientific paper describing this method - watch full length video to see how it actuallyworks.
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That was no ad, that was a link to scientific paper describing this method - watch full length video to see how it actuallyworks.
If the people behind the ad were themselves fluent in Mandarin, they wouldn't anymore be looking for a person knowing Mandarin, as they would already have the talent in themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Animeniax
Unless the people behind the ad need more people other than themselves..?
Or they could hire a freelancer who knows mandarin to write the ad. Freelancers aren't usually looking for long-term work, and this company might want someone long-term.
http://youtu.be/bDOZbvE01Fk
sosad
Am I old? I'm old :[.
Half of their bafflement is that they just don't play console games at all.
They're probably familiar with the emulated cell phone versions.
edit: You could easily get the same reaction from someone in the their 30s on this one.
Internet Arcade, browser based MAME arcade games library:
https://archive.org/details/internetarcade
Great, now I have to watch Kaleido Star again...
Not that U2 is the most difficult band in the world to cover, but that was quite solid. Respect.
Haha, so true. "What? These are... lyrics!"Quote:
Originally Posted by comments
that is pretty cool, even more so if it was hand drawn.
http://kotaku.com/19-year-old-kid-cr...ime-1679185130
This is some high-quality Narutoesqe combat. Very awesome.
Pretty awesome. I suppose one thing that ticks me off (even with pro-works) is the constant change in camera angles and/or overuse of slow motion when someone lands a hit. It ruins flow, and should really be used to make up for a lack of stuntmen's martial arts skills and choreography.
That's harsh criticism, but overall good work.
Well, I imagine one 19 yr old kid would lack the martial arts skills and choreography of an animation department, though really I think the point here was for him to mimic a current popular style as a showcase of his capabilities.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buffalobiian
That is true. I don't blame him for lacking it. Pros lack them too.
My intent was to point out something that could be improved upon, and also put into perspective that this is still a solo work by a young adult.
Martial arts in film in general isn't as good as it was two or three decades ago. I attribute this to a decline in action stars.
Reminded me of Yu Yu Hakusho for some reason. The only thing I am curious about is how long it took him to make it.