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Index of /NewStuff/Animation
Index of /NewStuff/Animation: "howls_moving_castle_ex_preview.mov "
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Trailervision - The Trailer Is The Movie
Trailervision - The Trailer Is The MovieTrailervision is a revolutionary concept in filmmaking. It pioneers the movie trailer as a new medium. Trailers are fast, funny and entertaining in their own right and often better than the movies they advertize. "Trailervision is an international cult phenomenon," said CNN. "Hilarious and riotous," said the Montreal Mirror. "Trailervision is the next step in cinematic evolution" said Yahoo. Trailervision produces spoof trailers at www.trailervision.com and spoof ads at www.zapavision.com which have also been broadcast on TV internationally to critical acclaim. The sites also welcome contributors. Please email trailervision@trailervision.com. Using an approach which has already made it a huge hit on the web, Trailervision will put a no holds barred, visually exciting, barrier-pushing, action-packed, Hollywood-bashing, movie-trailer at your desktop.
Based on the idea that the trailer is usually better than the movie, TRAILERVISION.COM, features trailers for fictional movies that don’t exist. The show has been called "blindingly fun", "the movie event of the minute" and "the next step in cinematic evolution." Although the site is pay, Trailervision always maintains a growing quantity of free trailers. The site went pay to offset massive bandwidth costs caused by high-traffic.
Originally a TV special, Trailervision, has exploded on the web, gaining a massive audience in the summer of 1999. Trailervision has since branched off into feature film producing several documentaries, including "It's a Riot" and the hit film "Stupidity." Trailervision has also produced a "best of" anthology called "Why Can't I be A Movie Star?" Contact Trailervision at trailervision@trailervision.com
Based on the idea that the trailer is usually better than the movie, TRAILERVISION.COM, features trailers for fictional movies that don’t exist. The show has been called "blindingly fun", "the movie event of the minute" and "the next step in cinematic evolution." Although the site is pay, Trailervision always maintains a growing quantity of free trailers. The site went pay to offset massive bandwidth costs caused by high-traffic.
Originally a TV special, Trailervision, has exploded on the web, gaining a massive audience in the summer of 1999. Trailervision has since branched off into feature film producing several documentaries, including "It's a Riot" and the hit film "Stupidity." Trailervision has also produced a "best of" anthology called "Why Can't I be A Movie Star?" Contact Trailervision at trailervision@trailervision.com
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Saturday, February 19, 2005
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RETROMEDIA
What's New
Okay, here’s the deal. We’re getting out of the on-line Retro Shop business. Just too time consuming and man-power draining. Poor Cousin Spud’s just about to bust. So... we’re going to clear off the shelves in the warehouse by reducing the price of EVERY DVD to an incredible $5.00 -- Doesn’t matter what it is.
$5.00 for 30 days and then the Retro Shop goes OFF-LINE
Okay, here’s the deal. We’re getting out of the on-line Retro Shop business. Just too time consuming and man-power draining. Poor Cousin Spud’s just about to bust. So... we’re going to clear off the shelves in the warehouse by reducing the price of EVERY DVD to an incredible $5.00 -- Doesn’t matter what it is.
$5.00 for 30 days and then the Retro Shop goes OFF-LINE
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Super Sentai HUB
Super Sentai HUB: "What is Sentai?
This is a personal home-page. That means that all opinions expressed here are my own. Sentai belongs to Japan as a whole, and Toie and Bandai seem to be mostly in charge. Power Rangers belongs to Saban as a whole, but in America is just a big kids' thing.
I started watching Sentai programs with Jetman. That was really an accident. I was visiting a Japanese friend's house, and her little boy, 3-years old, was watching the program. It caught my eye, and after seeing a few episodes, I was hooked. What hooked me about Jetman? Well, the first thing was the gorgeous guy that episode happened to have in it. But as I watched the series I became firmly attached to the way the stories were told, and the underlying plots. They were good, but they also rapidly showed up what I came to regard as the deficiencies of American children's television."
This is a personal home-page. That means that all opinions expressed here are my own. Sentai belongs to Japan as a whole, and Toie and Bandai seem to be mostly in charge. Power Rangers belongs to Saban as a whole, but in America is just a big kids' thing.
I started watching Sentai programs with Jetman. That was really an accident. I was visiting a Japanese friend's house, and her little boy, 3-years old, was watching the program. It caught my eye, and after seeing a few episodes, I was hooked. What hooked me about Jetman? Well, the first thing was the gorgeous guy that episode happened to have in it. But as I watched the series I became firmly attached to the way the stories were told, and the underlying plots. They were good, but they also rapidly showed up what I came to regard as the deficiencies of American children's television."
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Monday, February 07, 2005
Internet Archive: Search Engine
Internet Archive: Search Engine: "Search Results
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You searched for: soundie AND mediatype:movies AND collection:prelinger"
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You searched for: soundie AND mediatype:movies AND collection:prelinger"
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Friday, February 04, 2005
Custom printed playing card Manufacturer, custom card games, photo playing cards, custom playing cards, customized playing cards, personalized playing
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Thursday, February 03, 2005
How Did You Do That?
"For People Who Make Mistakes" ...
Web
Fashion
Colors
S
ometimes we post code without the full copy and paste and then someone asks about the starting piece. You are always welcome to view the source code and take it. This was a post about color trends and while we can post the full code you might want to just grab the source code by right-clicking or selecting view source.
When you are in Mozilla you will see a lot of code that we don't actually type in. To copy and paste only a portion of code highlight the code you want in Firefox and then view the source so that you only see the piece of code that you want.
The Fashion Color Report Spring 2005
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6DC068
F15B41
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9DABD3
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...The colors of the 1960's...
The colors of the 1960's
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FB6D32
73B769
FFCB18
28A3C2
...The colors of the 1970's...
The colors of the 1970's
605E2A
C45A46
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B78E32
B85C23
...The colors
of
the
1980's...
The colors of the 1980's
DEB88A
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C2B9C6
B52427
444088
...The colors of the 1990's...
The colors of the 1990's
C7BFAB
8F7B5D
B2C346
EECA09
F8713C
00ABBB
...The colors
of
the
2000's...
The colors of the 2000's
9EB7D3
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Wednesday, February 02, 2005
Small Publishers Co-op: Membership, Format, and Pricing
Small Publishers Co-op: Membership, Format, and Pricing: "Membership:
Our co-op is open to any publisher or aspiring publisher who agrees to have the co-op print a minimum of two 1000 unit publications per year. Dues are a one time fee of only $19.
To reach the lowest cost printing via volume bundling, co-op members must standardize their publication format to one of the following sizes:
Newsprint or 45# Premium White Stock
7.25' x 10.5' Co-Op standard
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(smaller trim sizes are available but extra trimming charges may apply.)
Self covers or glossy covers are available. Spot color and process colors are available too.
There are no requirements for content, type face, photos or illustrations, and there are no editorial restrictions.
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Our co-op is open to any publisher or aspiring publisher who agrees to have the co-op print a minimum of two 1000 unit publications per year. Dues are a one time fee of only $19.
To reach the lowest cost printing via volume bundling, co-op members must standardize their publication format to one of the following sizes:
Newsprint or 45# Premium White Stock
7.25' x 10.5' Co-Op standard
8.125' x 10.5' Magazine Size
6 and 5/8' x 10 and 1/4' comic book
5.25' x 8.125' digest(or half) size
(smaller trim sizes are available but extra trimming charges may apply.)
Self covers or glossy covers are available. Spot color and process colors are available too.
There are no requirements for content, type face, photos or illustrations, and there are no editorial restrictions.
Compare Our Prices!
Prices include: Film and darkroom work needed to prepare the printing plates, stripping the film, making the plates, the paper and ink, the press run time, collating, folding, binding, and preparation for shipping.
Quantity Co-Op Member Price
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1000 (16 page copies) $299.00
1500 $344.00
2000 $389.00
2500 $424.00
3000 $459.00
3500 $499.00
4000 $540.00
4500 $590.00
5000 $640.00
Longer Runs Available. Call (772) 287-8117 for pricing.
Submittal Requirements:
All submitted text must be camera ready and to size. The Small Publishers Co-Op will provide all new members with a submittal kit that fully details all requirements."
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