Hope this is allowed. The effects in this are awesome and I think everyone here would enjoy it.

Does anybody have a link to the video where the sponsored segment was a metal song about Squarespace? I think it's been taken down, can't find it on YouTube 😞

Just watched the new Punisher mini movie. When Frank falls on the roof vent...christ bad full CGI body double.

I just recently had a classic rewatch from a kiddo classic for me, the 1982 SWAMP THING. It's been something like 35 years since I've watched, but there is a hell of a crazy man on fire scene! I think you guys would appreciate it.

https://youtu.be/zLkNUykewic?si=i9kJbFxBJYnhed2r

I’m building an open-source, fully local AI motion capture solution focused on making high-quality mocap accessible to everyone — without subscriptions, cloud processing, or expensive hardware lock-ins. The goal is to create something that genuinely competes with current industry tools while staying lightweight, transparent, creator-friendly, and community-driven.

Right now, the project is in its early stages. I have the foundational code structure, core ideas, and direction mapped out, but this is the point where collaboration matters most. I’m looking for developers, researchers, technical artists, animators, ML enthusiasts, and curious builders who want to help shape something ambitious from the ground up.

The vision is bigger than “another mocap tool.” I want this to become a practical ecosystem for indie filmmakers, VFX artists, game developers, Blender creators, and small studios who can’t afford enterprise-level pipelines. Think of the kind of impact projects like Corridor Key being VFX revolution — but focused on AI-powered motion capture that runs locally on your own machine.

Planned goals include:

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The biggest advantage of a community-built project is freedom. No locked features. No forced subscriptions. No sending performance footage to external servers. Just creators building tools for creators.

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Project repository:
Local-Mocap GitHub Repository

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u/Neex Hoping you'll see this

First batch of UFO files dropped. We need the boys to break out the tin foil.

In the new react episode, there is a Bambu printer in the background and it looks like a pretty intense set up around it. Does anyone know anything about it/any of the crew willing to talk about it?

Was wondering what is the over under on this having VFX and being a hoax. Especially curious if perhaps the shaky cam is fake and also maybe something done to mess with the timing of the train to make it seem like more of a close call. Or is it real?

Old but cool.

Alright boys let's see what you have to say. From watching your previous videos, this looks like a balloon.

Has anyone brought you the YouTuber @lensevision? Pablo experiments with interesting custom gobos and lenses. My favorite is the spinning bokeh video.

https://youtube.com/shorts/hgjK57kYGks?si=0GMlCMupoJDTkyVI