Depois que Marcos Mion acertou seu contrato com a Rede Record, após sua segunda estada na emissora musical, a MTV perderá um de seus principais VJs, nos próximos dias.

Felipe Solari, que apresentou o MTV Overdrive e atualmente é o repórter em trânsito do MTV na Rua, será um dos reforços do programa Legendários, com estreia prevista para março de 2010, que irá ao ar semanalmente e ao vivo na emissora de Edir Macedo.

De acordo com uma fonte de O Fuxico, a produção já está em plena formação e novos nomes deverão migrar de emissora nos próximos dias, para integrar o casting da atração.

O Fuxico

Video Olympic present a video mapping installation in the city of Exeter this weekend in conjunction with the Exeter Phoenix 2 Short Nights film festival. The Installation will be running from 6 till 7 on both Friday 27 & Saturday 28 of November 2009.

For more information please contact Video Olympic.

Sounds design by DJ Jusme.

See you there!

Dj Cheeba demonstrates how music and video can be combined in a live performance. The video shows Cheeba performing live in LA, although to properly appreciate it you need to get out and see him yourself.

Eu gosto mesmo do Diogo! A sério que sim ahah este video está uma comédia!

Além disso não me esqueço do quanto ele foi porreiro para nós na Alemanha tanto de manhã em frente à arena como na after party Basicamente falou connosco como se nos conhecesse há imenso tempo, no entanto, só tinha falado connosco no casting no Loft. E aproveito para dizer que o câmara e a jornalista (penso que era jornalista ou qualquer coisa do género) também eram super porreiros

Más info en: http://medellinanimalparty.blogspot.com/

If you are like me and are looking to create good looking CGI animations with ease, I suggest Bryce 6.0.

Bryce is a 3D modeling, rendering and animation program specializing in fractal landscapes. Bryce is support on both mac and windows platforms. Bryce originally only created static images, but now that they have added animation the game has changed. Besides creating landscapes, you can create complex animations to your hearts desire. See examples below.

Bryce allows for beginners to create landscape fly throughs with ease. If you have used Bryce in the past, you will be glad to know that the interface has basically remained the same. The last time I used Bryce was in 1997 and I was able to pick it back up within a few minutes

You can create complex terrains, mountains, and sky scenes, you can animate almost every aspect of the scene – want clouds to fly past – no problem. You can also create outer space scenes, and of course great looking landscapes. basically anything you can think of, it can be created. I personally like to create architectural models, but do what you want. You can import, pictures, logos, etc to spice up your scene – See the train station animiation – It has vjvault.com logos on the buildings. Once done creating your masterpiece, you can export into your VJ library using the settings of your choice.

To add more realism to your Bryce scene, you can user Daz 3d Studio and the best part of it is that’s its free. Use Daz Studio to import animated people and scenes.

Here are some of the animations I created using Bryce 6. If you like them, please leave a comment below.

I was able to create the tunnel scenes by just creating a hollow tube, adding some texture and creating two key frames for the camera movement. I would recommend having a fast computer since the renders can be time consuming. I usually let the renders run overnight Another feature is network rendering. You can use your spare computers to assist in the renders. It works on both mac and windows. I found this option to work well. I went crazy and hooked up all my extra systems as render farms. At the height of the operation I had seven systems rendering data chunks all at once.

From the DAZ 3D Studios website
“Bryce 6 provides you with the tools to literally create a world of your own. Make your scenes more realistic by combining imported animations with your Bryce 6 scenes to create seamless productions of environments populated with human figures, animals and other characters. With improved support of animations created in DAZ|Studio software, included free with Bryce 6, you can place your characters directly into your Bryce 6 scenes and have them walk and talk right before your very eyes. “

Bryce 6 comes with an unconditional 30 day money-back guarantee.
Check out Bryce 6. Overall I give Bryce 6.0 4.5 out of 5 stars for ease of use and overall finished content look.

The only downfalls of the software are that it starts to act sluggish once you start to add many objects. Also the object manipulation if not as strong as I would like it to be. Another wise tip is to save and save often. Every rare moon you will find that your original model file will sometimes be corrupted. Also be sure to create back up files before adding new objects and animations. Sometimes it can be difficult to undo your changes when the scene is littered with many objects.

The main software costs $99.95 USD. After that you can go for the add on – they range from free to $30.00. The average price for custom scenes is $10.00 – $15.00. Custom scenes include space scenes, buildings, people, etc. Check out the add ons here So download it now and happy 3Ding. We want to see your creations uploaded to VJVault.

Reviewed by Sean F. Vjvault.com MTAiryFilms.com did not receive any payment or free products from Daz3d Studios for this review.

If you are like me and are looking to create good looking CGI animations with ease, I suggest <a href=”http://www.daz3d.com/i/software/bryce?_m=d” target=”_blank”>Bryce 6.0</a>.

Bryce is a 3D modeling, rendering and animation program specializing in fractal landscapes. Bryce is support on both mac and windows platforms. Bryce originally only created static images, but now that they have added animation the game has changed. Besides creating landscapes, you can create complex animations to your hearts desire. See examples below.

Bryce allows for beginners to create landscape fly throughs with ease. If you have used Bryce in the past, you will be glad to know that the interface has basically remained the same. The last time I used Bryce was in 1997 and I was able to pick it back up within a few minutes

You can create complex terrains, mountains, and sky scenes, you can animate almost every aspect of the scene – want clouds to fly past – no problem. You can also create outer space scenes, and of course great looking landscapes. basically anything you can think of, it can be created. I personally like to create architectural models, but do what you want. You can import, pictures, logos, etc to spice up your scene – See the train station animiation – It has vjvault.com logos on the buildings. Once done creating your masterpiece, you can export into your VJ library using the settings of your choice.

To add more realism to your Bryce scene, you can user Daz 3d Studio and the best part of it is that’s its free. Use <a href=”http://www.daz3d.com/i/software/daz_studio3?_m=d” target=”_blank”>Daz Studio</a> to import animated people and scenes.

Here are some of the animations I created using Bryce 6. If you like them, please leave a comment below.

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I was able to create the tunnel scenes by just creating a hollow tube, adding some texture and creating two key frames for the camera movement. I would recommend having a fast computer since the renders can be time consuming. I usually let the renders run overnight Another feature is network rendering. You can use your spare computers to assist in the renders. It works on both mac and windows. I found this option to work well. I went crazy and hooked up all my extra systems as render farms. At the height of the operation I had seven systems rendering data chunks all at once.

From the DAZ 3D Studios website
“Bryce 6 provides you with the tools to literally create a world of your own. Make your scenes more realistic by combining imported animations with your Bryce 6 scenes to create seamless productions of environments populated with human figures, animals and other characters. With improved support of animations created in DAZ|Studio software, included free with Bryce 6, you can place your characters directly into your Bryce 6 scenes and have them walk and talk right before your very eyes. “

Bryce 6 comes with an unconditional 30 day money-back guarantee.
Check out<a href=”http://www.daz3d.com/i/software/bryce?_m=d” target=”_blank”> Bryce 6</a>. Overall I give Bryce 6.0 4.5 out of 5 stars for ease of use and overall finished content look.

The only downfalls of the software are that it starts to act sluggish once you start to add many objects. Also the object manipulation if not as strong as I would like it to be. Another wise tip is to save and save often. Every rare moon you will find that your original model file will sometimes be corrupted. Also be sure to create back up files before adding new objects and animations. Sometimes it can be difficult to undo your changes when the scene is littered with many objects.

The main software costs $99.95 USD. After that you can go for the add on – they range from free to $30.00. The average price for custom scenes is $10.00 – $15.00. Custom scenes include space scenes, buildings, people, etc. Check out the add ons <a href=”http://www.daz3d.com/i/3d-models/bryce-content?cat=106&amp;_m=d” target=”_blank”>here</a> So download it now and happy 3Ding. We want to see your creations uploaded to VJVault.

Reviewed by Sean F. Vjvault.com MTAiryFilms.com did not receive any payment or free products from Daz3d Studios for this review.

FLOSSTRADAMUS!!!!! COMING TO HAWAII.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20th!!!

PREFORMING AT SOHO, thanks VERTICAL JUNKIES!!!

tickets will be sold at IN4MATION and KICKShi [click] [click] for locations!

*Flosstradamus is Kid Sisters DJ Brother… if ya didn’t know now you do!

Ken Ober, the host of the MTV game show “Remote Control,” died on Sunday at the age of 52. The cause of death is not known.

I totally remember watching this show growing up in the 80’s. Who can forget Adam Sandler and Colin Quinn’s roles on the show! Talk about “before they were stars!”

From the New York Times:

Mr. Ober, who grew up in Boston idolizing game show hosts like Bob Barker and Bob Eubanks, went on to host four game shows of his own, including a revived version of “Make Me Laugh” in 1997. But his breakthrough came a decade earlier when Mr. Ober, a contestant on the televised talent show “Star Search,” became the host of the MTV series “Remote Control” in 1987.

That show, which was the network’s first original series to focus on non-musical content, tested participants on their knowledge of television, music-video and pop-culture trivia. The show, which also provided a launching pad for the careers of comedians like Adam Sandler and Colin Quinn, drew much of its sarcastic, self-mocking spirit from the culturally obsessive Mr. Ober, who ran the program like a late-night talk show (or frat party) and gleefully teased players who gave wrong answers.

Recently revealed in Detroit at the annual Devils Night Party put on by DTM and BT12 October 30, 2009.  Detronik revealed a new breed of visual implementation beginning a transistion from shadow to forefront.  The Vision Blaster is a retro-fitted stormtrooper blaster modified and assimilated with more inpirational circuitry then which was originally intended for child play.  The Vision Blaster is a tool for Detronik to use for his coined term “vision assaults”.  Detronik does not just hide behind his mainframe of gear, but stands up blasting the controller which ultimately provides the visual output on the screens.  The controller was designed with a small camera, ultra bright UV LED, Rotary knob for access to stored Visual Clips in which the trigger actuates, clip reversal button, and a Tilt Control for unexpexted close combat scenerios.  The small Chip camera embedded in the scope area motion tracks the feedback from the UV LED which is utilized for mobile blob tracking.

Detronik's Vision Blaster I

Detronik’s latest visual installation included a mix of Lo-Fi equipment and Modern Technology.  This installation was performed in Detroit for this years annual Bang Tech 12 / Detroit Techno Militia Halloween-Devils Night Show.  In addition to this hybrid mix of retro television and projection, Detronik revealed a new midi trigger device the “Vision Blaster”

Detronik @ BT12/DTM Devils Night

Luis Lauretta, one of the VJs on the VM Latino in Costa Rica channel, wants this year to end soon because he has not fared well in terms of health.

He was hospitalized for two weeks in a private clinic because he had bacteria in his lungs.  “It was about to turn into pneumonia.  Thank goodness that the medical care was very good.  I am currently in treatment,” said the rock connoisseur.

That’s not all, a few months ago he had a major high blood pressure crisis and he was diagnosed with hypertension.  “Life is like that.  You can die overnight, without notice,” he said. 

Due to his various ailments, he has lost about 9 pounds.  “Thankfully, my family cared for me.  This is where you find out that love does not exist because not one of my former girlfriends called me.”

Well, at the very least, 2009 is winding down.  Perhaps 2010 will have much better things in store for this Costa Rican VJ.  In the meantime, perhaps he should take some time off and go to one of the many beautiful beaches in Costa Rica.  After all, it is almost the end of the rainy season and time for fun in the sun in this part of the world.

La La was spotted last week leaving the Network studio after she booked a co-star on CSI: NY. It was hilarious to read La La’s tweet bragging about her new gig. The funny part about La La is that she forgot to mention that she only gets paid $750 bucks as a co- star and $3500 for a guest star and I highly doubt that CSI:NY booked her as a guest star unless she has a good agent. Now let’s do a lil math! If she were to book the Guest Star role, La La still has to pay 10% of the agent fee to her agent so technically she either got paid $675 OR $3150.

Anyways, here she is looking like a bat outta hell without her plastic face that her BFF, Kimmie gave her for her birffday.

soo Snob OR Slob ??

A Video produced by Vj Tripfabrik with Music produced by Dj Siku.

Audio: Sydney Blu “Give It Up For Me”, Daft Punk “Technologic”
Audio mashup: DJ Reuben
Video mashup: VJzoo

VJ PIXALOT will be joining the BLK MARKET Krew on visuals this Friday, Nov. 13th ( spooky ) for a killer night of minimal tech with special DJ’s representing the best of the Berlin scene.
BLKMARKET MEMBERSHIP with residents TAIMUR+FAHAD present:
KONRAD BLACK [Wagon Repair - Berlin]
ANTHONY COLLINS [Freak n' Chic / Vakant - Paris] -NY DEBUT
KATE SIMKO Live [Spectral - Chicago]
SHAUN REEVES [Wolf+Lamb / Simple -Berlin]
BLOODY MARY [Contexterrior / Berlin]
Opening Set by: K1W1 [Basic Matter - New York]
AT SECRET LOCATION: MUST RSVP TO ATTEND:
BLKMARKET.FRI13th@GMAIL.COM
MIDNIGHT TO NOON

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Hottie AnnaLynne McCord marks Veteran’s Day in Times Square by launching the Kisses for the Troops campaign. The young actress puckered up to kiss a postcard, then moved outside to re-enact Alfred Eisenstadt’s famous VJ Day in Times Square photograph, taken on VJ Day in 1945. The campaign, held in conjunction with Maybelline New York and Cosmpolitan magazine, offers consumers to kiss a postcard for delivery to troops serving overseas. The companies have pledged to donated $1 for each kiss collected.