But here's the really fun bit. The "JollyFilter Test Video" that Joel Hodgson hisself posted to YouTube. It was a proof-of-concept test reel he and his brother made for a possible TV series, and it's very very funny. They were able to secure the answer print for _Rollercoaster_, a late 1970s thriller, and "augment" it with CGI and soundtrack additions. This project is about eight years old, which (I believe) predates similar projects that have cropped up on YouTube over the years.
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Mystery Science Theater Happiness
Okay, at Comic Con this weekend, Patton Oswalt moderated a reunion of the entire Mystery Science Theater 3000 crew. Yep, someone shot a phonecam version, and it's on Youtube in six segments if you browse to http://video.google.com/videosearch?cli
But here's the really fun bit. The "JollyFilter Test Video" that Joel Hodgson hisself posted to YouTube. It was a proof-of-concept test reel he and his brother made for a possible TV series, and it's very very funny. They were able to secure the answer print for _Rollercoaster_, a late 1970s thriller, and "augment" it with CGI and soundtrack additions. This project is about eight years old, which (I believe) predates similar projects that have cropped up on YouTube over the years.
But here's the really fun bit. The "JollyFilter Test Video" that Joel Hodgson hisself posted to YouTube. It was a proof-of-concept test reel he and his brother made for a possible TV series, and it's very very funny. They were able to secure the answer print for _Rollercoaster_, a late 1970s thriller, and "augment" it with CGI and soundtrack additions. This project is about eight years old, which (I believe) predates similar projects that have cropped up on YouTube over the years.
July 28 2008, 20:06:20 UTC 3 years ago