Waking Life Videos

Features reviews of Howling Monkey Extremely Potent Energizing Cola, Waking Life on DVD, A Scanner Darkly on DVD, AMC's Breaking Bad, Consider The Lobster by David Foster Wallace, Dark Hollow by Brian Keene, Lego Star Wars Toys and Sony Computer Entertainment's Ratchet and Clank Future: Tools of Destruction

Watch more Pretty Cool People interviews on http://prettycoolpeopleinterviews.submarinechannel.nl/ Director Tommy Pallotta made a compelling documentary about his friend Stephen Prince: a very engaging storyteller who worked extensively with film icon Martin Scorsese in the seventies, both as a producer and as an actor (Taxi Driver). Prince was also the subject of Scorsese's lost film 'American Boy', in which the young Stephen tells fascinating, some time totally absurd anecdotes from his rock&roll life. For example: the most memorable scene from Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, in which Travolta injects adrenaline into the heart of Uma Thurman who overdosed, is based on a story that Stephen tells in this documentary. Three decades after Scorsese's film was released, Tommy Pallotta brings us 'American Prince', where he draws out Steven Prince once more to recount his days since 'American Boy', share why he turned his back on the entertainment industry and to compose the next chapter of his story. Since SubmarineChannel helped American Prince to come about and since we distribute the film, we had a nice talk with the Amsterdam-based director Tommy Pallota. We talked to him about how he met Stephen Prince (their first encounter wasn't particularly friendly) and how Pallotta started in the film industry himself, still being a philosophy student in Austin. Here in Austin he met Richard Linklater with whom he work on movies like Slacker, Waking Life and A Scanner Darkly. Watch American Prince exclusively on http://www.submarinechannel.com/articles/item/319 Pretty Cool People Crew: Interview Remco Vlaanderen, Camera & Editing: Geert van de Wetering

Watch more Pretty Cool People interviews on http://prettycoolpeopleinterviews.submarinechannel.nl/ Director Tommy Pallotta made a compelling documentary about his friend Stephen Prince: a very engaging storyteller who worked extensively with film icon Martin Scorsese in the seventies, both as a producer and as an actor (Taxi Driver). Prince was also the subject of Scorsese's lost film 'American Boy', in which the young Stephen tells fascinating, some time totally absurd anecdotes from his rock&roll life. For example: the most memorable scene from Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, in which Travolta injects adrenaline into the heart of Uma Thurman who overdosed, is based on a story that Stephen tells in this documentary. Three decades after Scorsese's film was released, Tommy Pallotta brings us 'American Prince', where he draws out Steven Prince once more to recount his days since 'American Boy', share why he turned his back on the entertainment industry and to compose the next chapter of his story. Since SubmarineChannel helped American Prince to come about and since we distribute the film, we had a nice talk with the Amsterdam-based director Tommy Pallota. We talked to him about how he met Stephen Prince (their first encounter wasn't particularly friendly) and how Pallotta started in the film industry himself, still being a philosophy student in Austin. Here in Austin he met Richard Linklater with whom he work on movies like Slacker, Waking Life and A Scanner Darkly. Watch American Prince exclusively on http://www.submarinechannel.com/articles/item/319 Pretty Cool People Crew: Interview Remco Vlaanderen, Camera & Editing: Geert van de Wetering

Ground Transportation, Flying, Spinning and Acts of Will. Managing Scene Transitions.

This week on Vlog Soup we show what Madison Ave portrays vloggers as, meet the artist Charles Beck, learn about preserving 8mm and Super 8mm movies, meet Josh Shipp who has advice for teenagers, Ben Blaser who shows us how to turn our videos into cartoons, and share an intimate moment with vlogger Josh Leo. Enjoy. Roadrunner has an ad that represents videobloggers as crazy people jumping up and down. We are more than that, as Chris Pirillo demonstrates. Thanks Chris for helping to keep everything in perspective. C. Beck is a new film portrait of the artist, Charles Beck, at MNSTORIES.COM by Deb Wallwork and Mike Hazard. Lost in Light is a videoblog by Jennifer Proctor and Aaron Valdez about small gauge film making featuring home movies, work by artists, articles by preservationists and film scholars, video tutorials and other film gems. Hey Josh with Josh Shipp is a three-minute advice video podcast for teenagers. It's a place to get real advice about anything from dating or drugs, to career choices or peer pressure from a young adult who is one your side. Sent in by Steve Woolf of Jet Set. Quick And Easy Animation Effect in FCP 5.2.1, tutorial by Ben Blaser. this isn't on a vlog but it's a great tutorial on how to turn your videos into cartoon like animations like the movie Waking Life and Scanner Darkly, using Final Cut Pro. Josh Leo Popping the Question to his girlfriend. Josh is a storyteller. He brought his camera along to record himself proposing to his girlfriend. By bringing his camera along ond sharing this moment on his vlog, it feels like he brought us along to. It's a special moment that isn't usually recorded and shared like this. It's special. Congratulations Josh.