Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youtube. Show all posts

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Youtube: Smosh - If Movies Were Real


One of my favorite Youtube Videos from SMOSH has to be If Movies Were Real. They show you how some of our favorite movies can be taken from out of the theaters and become apart of our daily lives. I think the best rendition of a movie they did was Pixar's UP. Check out how Anthony looks so much like Carl Fredricksen. This video was also a great laugh.

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Youtube: iPad Magic Trick



I was so amazed when I saw this. I am still impressed and curious to how he was able to do those tricks he pulled. This proves that magic can be inspired by anything. Just wanted to share with you!

Saturday, May 28, 2011

Youtube: Boxman by SMOSH


This is an old video from SMOSH titled BOXMAN, basically the video is the introduction music video series on the character BOXMAN. Smosh is Anthony & Ian creating funny random videos. They have been making videos since 2006. Besides music videos they have made over 400 random videos! Enjoy!

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Monday, May 23, 2011

Youtube: Michael Jordan - Air Jordan Become Legendary


Doesn't It? It sure does with me. Let's make our lives legendary, we only live once! I find this to be very inspirational and I just wanted to share with you. I hope you enjoyed it :)

Sunday, May 22, 2011

YouTube: TheFineBros - LOST: Hurley's Death (Interactive) START HERE


I was browsing through Youtube.com and I came across this video from TheFineBros I think it's pretty amazing when you watch this video it feels like your watching a DVD interactive menu screen. You actually get to choose what you want to see next.

Hurley from the show LOST, is by himself and states the show is over. He hears a sound ruffling through the bushes and questions who's there dude? Then four mini video boxes show up on the screen and they end up being click-able links. The characters you get to decide are from Draco from Harry Potter, Magneto from X-Men, Dooku from Star Wars, and Mustang from Full Metal Alchemist. You get to pick who get's to kill Hurley.

I find this to be a genius idea, from what I notice what they wanted provide for their viewers to be more interactive with them. By using this idea they can figure out what characters are more popular for future references. Just wanted to point that out :)

Enjoy there videos, their pretty funny. Especially if there a fan of the Hit television show LOST. Watch them on youtube at TheFineBros

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

YouTube: The Most Awesome Waste of Time - Milk Crate Sea Dragon





Check out this 0:43 video of stop motion animation, involving milk crates and photos. They took hours and a few days to get this video put together.

The way that stop animation works is you take a photo of the object, then move it slightly to the movement that you desire, then snap photo, then repeat process until you're down with the movement required for the scene. Then in the editing process they put the photos one after another to complete the animation of the character. Best examples of this type of work is The Nightmare Before Christmas, Corpse Bride, James and The Giant Peach, Coraline, and others.

Monday, May 16, 2011

Youtube: Twin Baby Boys Have A Conversation



I gotta say this but I LOVE THIS VIDEO!! It made me laugh so hard it made my day better. Read all the subtitles, it's such a funny situation. It really looks like the baby brothers are talking about that!

Youtube: Kiwi Mad World Version





Watch Kiwi while he is working on his project, that by the end of the video you see the true meaning behind that project. Kiwi is a bird that does not have wings. With the song Mad World by Gary Jules. By having this film playing over the song, gives it a better significance to what's happening in Kiwi's story.

This video left me inspired. It gave me the impression that nothing can stop you in your journey in accomplishing your dreams. I felt that this video made me a bit more determine on my journey to become a successful journalist, that did everything on her own and with a help from associates along the way.