And wouldn't you know but it has Lego in it? Imagine that.
He and Richard took about 48 pictures for this little office fracas. Then they loaded them into a magical machine and out came a real live movie. No, sadly, not my magical machine. My machine is not magical enough.
Gosh, the wonders of technology.
(reminds me of a Herman comic: Two cavemen stare at the flaming fire torch in one caveman's hand. One says to the other "That's fantastic! I can't keep up with all this modern technology.")
I feel like that sometimes.
Anyhow, here's his movie. It's short and, if I may say so, has a certain panache to it.
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Hey, how come I don't get any billing on that movie? No fair! I inspired the mug of coffee!
Nice movie. Just think of the movies you could make of your garden if you just had the RIGHT MACHINE!
Follow this link:
http://herman.hypernet.ca/cgi-bin/store/imageFolio.cgi?action=view&link=2002/07&image=HM071902.jpg&img=0&search=3&cat=all&tt=&bool=&val=Science&tfile=tn_HM071902.jpg&numtolist=10&sortfiles=2
So, Anonymous, what are you saying? Are you offering to treat me to a more magical machine? (wink wink nudge nudge)
COOOOOL! And yes, I was wondering the same thing...what about Aliehs, eh?
*That* is awesome! I can't wait to show my kids -- especially since we're having an off day. (Oldest has a cold, not up to regular stuff) And may I say, the music *makes* the video, for sure.
Hello Shelia
My sons have 47 Lego pics on their camera that they want to turn into a little movie, can you tell us what program your son used to do his? We'd appreciate any info.
Thanks
H
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