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Our latest adventures:
Dashing through 2025 - San Diego's drivers are getting worse
Miramar Air Show Robotics
Holiday fireworks over Miniland USA at Legoland - Full Show
Human Claw Machine at a mall
Let's hop on Big Thunder Mountain at Disneyland
Truck Ride all over empty Disneyland (AI Dream)
Gotta Drive a Honda, 500,000 Mile Moon and Back Chronicles (2010)
Bird on the loose! Peacock wonders the San Diego Zoo
Riding in the Red Car down Main Street USA in Disneyland
Ice Skating Christmas Show Highlights - San Diego Ice Arena
Duplo Little Dino Trail at Legoland California
Meerkats active at the San Diego Zoo
Casey Jr. - Backseat POV - Disneyland California
Anonymity (2004) - 2025 4K Restoration
Let's hop on Goofy's Sky School at California Adventure
Metahelion got to follow the construction cycle at Deaon Dave’s Christmas for the year of 2010. They put up over 300,000 lights surrounding a display you can walk through. Take a look at the Documentary hosted by Sabrina Signs right here.
Today launches the site and music video for the Roy Solorio miniseries Moon and Back Chronicles, the story of a car turning half a million miles. Check it out!
A few days ago, Metahelion got to shoot at the local TMUG meeting at Amador High School. The Steve Wozniak centric event was over 2 hours, and included a Q&A session with the Apple Co Founder. Take a look at video of his talk right here.
Today, we got an exclusive tour behind the scenes of the Livermore Digital Theater. The system they have running is *very* impressive. The process for Digital movies is pretty interesting. The movie can be shipped in on a hard drive, or, they download the movie off a secure server into their internal server. (2 hours average time) The movie then goes into a mini timeline application, where they add the DLP Logo, the Christie Logo, and the current order of trailers. This is infinitely customizable, and infinitely cool. After the order of things are in place, they can add markers in the timeline for when the lights should fade down and up. (Currently after the trailers finish and when the movie credits roll). After that, the movie is transferred via USB2 drive to one of the Projector stations, ready to be played. (They want firewire 800 drives… hopefully soon). Each DLP Projector System has 3 hard drive sets. In case a drive crashes, the movie will continue playing. The show must go on!
-Operating System: Linux
-Average Movie Data Size: 200-300GB
-Codec: MJPEG (Motion JPEG)
-Resolution: 1998 X 1080 or 2048 X 858 (depends on the movie)
-Color Count: 35 Trillion
-Sound: 6.1 Surround
-Occasional 35mm screenings
-Plus the coolest ethernet network you’ll ever see.
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Dark Destinies Screenings!
Dark Destinies will be playing at the California Independent Film Festival on Sunday, October 30th, 2005 at 10AM at the Cedar Mountain Winery. Tickets go on sale next weekend. Tickets for the film fest are $20.
If you want to see the movie for FREE, you can also catch the movie at The Livermore Library, on Wednesday, October 12th at 7PM. You can also of course Watch It Now online at the Dark Destinies Site
Dark Destinies has been selected as one of TWO films to be previewed before the California Independent Film Festival. See flyer below for details!
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