Qs-Vore-Guy

Hello Everybody, Sorry I’ve not been around or showing more progress from my latest movies, but something has come up in real life and because of it, I will not be working on any more movies for some time to come, possibly permanently. Long story short, I have become seriously ill. About 2 months ago, I was diagnosed with Stage 4 advanced pancreatic cancer. For those who do not know, pancreatic cancer is a very aggressive form of cancer that by the time it is detected, it’s usually in the advanced stages and nothing could be done. Up until a few years ago, that usually meant the patient only had a few months left to live. Right now, I am scheduled to start chemotherapy on September 1st. My doctor tells me that although there is no “cure” for this kind of cancer at this stage, the science has advanced, I am relatively young, and in otherwise very good health, he has hope that they can increase the time I have left and make that time of better quality then if we did nothing. The

Hey Everybody, With the help of a friend, I just discovered that the default bit rate on Adobe Premier for when I rendered out the movie in MP4 was WAAAAAAAAAY too high!   He gave me some much better numbers to shoot for so I have re-rendered the movie and uploaded it to Medifire.   The original file was over 2.5GB, and that's just ridiculous.  Sorry for being such an ignoramus. Anyway, but setting the bit rate to something much lower, but still high enough to keep the image quality, the file size for the movie is now only 679MB.   That's less than half! So, if you want to keep a good quality copy of the movie on your hard drive, but don't

Hey everybody, Remember when I said "unless something bad happens"?   Well, something came up.  I discovered a huge mistake in one shot, a big omission in another, and another that is just not behaving the way it should. So, here's where we stand. Problem shot 1:  It's one of those shots where it set it to run backwards, but Abode Premier sometimes does strange things and refuses to work the way its supposed to.  I've used this technique may times before and it's fairly simple, so I'm very sure it's not me.    We'll see if I can fix it in editing. Problem shot 2:  This one should be fairly simple.  There was a setting I mean to put in, bu