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Everyone, talking like Yoda. Making brain hurt! Must (Gasp!) escape while I (choke!) still can.

Seriously, thanks for the complements.

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Looks nifty. Good work.

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Thanks for the info. I’ll check it out.

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Nifty pictures. Keep up the good work.

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in germany adobe has published premiere elements. it has all the features you need and costs about 80 euros. that’s about 100 bucks. the problem is that it only runs on windows xp and you need a pentium 4 or athlon xp or higher.

premiere pro is more for sophisticated but not nessesary. it is too expensive costing around 1.000 dollars. i couldn’t afford it, even if i ‘d like too.

t.

I didn’t realize the price gap was that huge. I’ll have to look into it further.

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Looks Nice.

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I know I mentioned money as a jest in my post above, but their is a measure of truth to the idea that if it’s good, it ought to be worth something tangible. Perhaps a small trinket, a 6 pack of beer, or other assorted prizes would suffice for those who go the extra mile. Don’t know if this idea can actually work, but it’s worth mulling over.

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That second clip is a little strange at first viewing. The neck bulging in sync with the biceps had me thinking about horror movies where nasty parasites burst out of peoples bodies. It almost looks like she’s possessed. The ending is pretty cool though.

By the way, how much did your animation software cost you? I was under the impression that Adobe Premiere was an expensive tool.

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Thank you. I see you were burning up the board over at Rextra. Glad to have you contributing to my very modest board.

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Not bad. 8)

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