Lunatics Project: Timelapse Screencasts
These are timelapse (usually 60X -- 1 sec = 1 min, 1 min = 1 hour) screencasts of (mostly) production and development work set to music from our CC By-SA, CC-By, CC-0/PD music soundtrack library. I mainly make these videos for self-management reasons.
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June 2026 Timelapse: Animation Finished! (opens the original)
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This is the final stages of the visual animation production for the pilot episode of "Lunatics!" (not counting credits and other on-screen text elements). 00:00 Titlecard 00:05 Updating out-of-date composites 04:10 Updating Episode Assembly ...
Year of 2021 in Review (opens the original)
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A 10-minute overview of the production and development work I did for "Lunatics!" and related projects in 2021. Happy New Year!
April 2021 Activity in 9 Minutes (opens the original)
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Screencast logs of April, sorted out by project: 38.6 hrs on "Lunatics!" Production: mainly the "LA-Launch" and "SF-SoyuzFlight" sequences, and then constructing a new whole-episode animatic. 25.3 hrs on Anansi Blender Extensions add-on (ABX...
Cloud Animation Tests (August 2020) (opens the original)
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Testing parameter ranges and texture development for animated cloud effect used in the timelapse sequences in the "Lunatics!" pilot episode.
Sky Rig for Timelapse Effects (opens the original)
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This is topical summary of my worklog screencasts for the entire process of creating the Sky Rig for the "timelapse" sequences in the "Lunatics!" pilot. This includes a lot of missteps, but doesn't include research or tutorial training time, altho...
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