Here's a little bit of fun I just had creating an ad piece for Joost,
the new TV-over-the-web proggy from the creators of Kaazaa and Skype.

http://thebest3d.com/joost/

The original 3D dino is by Dan Ritchie/done in Lightwave3D, I added
some more foliage and the incoming meteor and the text stuff in PD Pro

By-the-way, Joost is adding more channels, great stuff. I love the
soccer channel there. It's not live (yet?), but it's great to see
these greatest moments in sport history, great goals and shots and
blocks etc... when you see Beckham bend it like he does, from half a
dozen of impossible camera views, it explains a few legends ;-)

----- Original Message -----

From: Bob Woolsey

To: Flash_ActionScript@yahoogroups.com ; Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com ; bpo_outsourcing@yahoogroups.com ; anime_Official@yahoogroups.com ; flash_5@yahoogroups.com ; BricksInMotion@yahoogroups.com ; ds-milist@yahoogroups.com ; wcsml@yahoogroups.com ; Tech_Junkies_Computor_Questions_Answers@yahoogroups.com ; moho@yahoogroups.com ; indo3D@yahoogroups.com ; anime@yahoogroups.com ; vizmodeler@yahoogroups.com ; clayanimation@yahoogroups.com ; animation@yahoogroups.com ; Animation_Collaboration_Network@yahoogroups.com ; animatorsforum@yahoogroups.com ; studentDirector8@yahoogroups.com ; PoseAmation@yahoogroups.com ; digitalvideoandanimation@yahoogroups.com ; Automation_and_Animation_of_Models@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 7:40 PM

Subject: [Lightwave-3D] Need Animators

Ladies and Gentlemen:

Here are the requirements. If you meet the requirements and are still interested read on.

You must be 21 and able to prove it (not porn but you need to sign a contract)
You must be experienced, I need to see a resume and at least 10 pieces, forward them in low res to me here at this address.
You must be able to meet at the same time once a week for an hour on-line to discuss the project.
This is a spec project, you won't be paid until the project is sold, and sign an agreement stating so.
You will not own any part of the project and sign an agreement stating so.
You will sign a non-disclosure agreement.
You will be required to work 5 to 10 hours per week.
You must commit to the project for at least one year.

If you are still interested read on.  I will be selecting 5 creative animaters to work on a project, the idea of which I expect to sell to a studio (hopefully major) within one year.  Workers on this project will receive a very small percentage of the net profit for this project and may have the opportunity to work on the project at some time when the project is sold. 

Do not respond to me on this site as I will not check it.  If you are interested you must e-mail me at bobwoolsey@... with Animation Project in the subject line. Any other subject line will be discarded.

Yes, this is a test to see how you follow instructions. I already know you are probably creative as you are animators.

The five chosen people will need to be able to work alone and with others and think of creative ways to solve problems.  I need to start work ASAP on this project to beat similar projects to the market place by 2009.

If you are still interested please forward your resume and the 10 pieces in low res to me at bobwoolsey@....  If you have any questions please include those but I will not be answering questions until I receive you 10 pieces.  I will not discuss the specifics of the project until I have selected the 5 animators and they have signed the necessary agreements. The project is not listed on the web site as this is a highly confidential project and will remain so for about 6 months.

Do not respond to me on this site as I will not check it.  If you are interested you must e-mail me at bobwoolsey@...

Thank you,

Bob Woolsey
Hoka Hey Films
www.hokaheyfilms.com

HAHAHAHAHAHA...this are the kind of job offers that make me laugh!!!!!

 

 

Good Luck!!!....

 

So I will work for free as a slave until 2009, uh?

 

And yes, this is a TEST to see how stupid you are...

 

--hahahahahahah

 

 

 

 

----- Original Message -----

From: Bob Woolsey

To: Flash_ActionScript@yahoogroups.com ; Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com ; bpo_outsourcing@yahoogroups.com ; anime_Official@yahoogroups.com ; flash_5@yahoogroups.com ; BricksInMotion@yahoogroups.com ; ds-milist@yahoogroups.com ; wcsml@yahoogroups.com ; Tech_Junkies_Computor_Questions_Answers@yahoogroups.com ; moho@yahoogroups.com ; indo3D@yahoogroups.com ; anime@yahoogroups.com ; vizmodeler@yahoogroups.com ; clayanimation@yahoogroups.com ; animation@yahoogroups.com ; Animation_Collaboration_Network@yahoogroups.com ; animatorsforum@yahoogroups.com ; studentDirector8@yahoogroups.com ; PoseAmation@yahoogroups.com ; digitalvideoandanimation@yahoogroups.com ; Automation_and_Animation_of_Models@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 7:40 PM

Subject: [Lightwave-3D] Need Animators

Ladies and Gentlemen:

Here are the requirements. If you meet the requirements and are still interested read on.

You must be 21 and able to prove it (not porn but you need to sign a contract)
You must be experienced, I need to see a resume and at least 10 pieces, forward them in low res to me here at this address.
You must be able to meet at the same time once a week for an hour on-line to discuss the project.
This is a spec project, you won't be paid until the project is sold, and sign an agreement stating so.
You will not own any part of the project and sign an agreement stating so.
You will sign a non-disclosure agreement.
You will be required to work 5 to 10 hours per week.
You must commit to the project for at least one year.

If you are still interested read on.  I will be selecting 5 creative animaters to work on a project, the idea of which I expect to sell to a studio (hopefully major) within one year.  Workers on this project will receive a very small percentage of the net profit for this project and may have the opportunity to work on the project at some time when the project is sold. 

Do not respond to me on this site as I will not check it.  If you are interested you must e-mail me at bobwoolsey@yahoo.com with Animation Project in the subject line. Any other subject line will be discarded.

Yes, this is a test to see how you follow instructions. I already know you are probably creative as you are animators.

The five chosen people will need to be able to work alone and with others and think of creative ways to solve problems.  I need to start work ASAP on this project to beat similar projects to the market place by 2009.

If you are still interested please forward your resume and the 10 pieces in low res to me at bobwoolsey@yahoo.com.  If you have any questions please include those but I will not be answering questions until I receive you 10 pieces.  I will not discuss the specifics of the project until I have selected the 5 animators and they have signed the necessary agreements. The project is not listed on the web site as this is a highly confidential project and will remain so for about 6 months.

Do not respond to me on this site as I will not check it.  If you are interested you must e-mail me at bobwoolsey@yahoo.com

Thank you,

Bob Woolsey
Hoka Hey Films
www.hokaheyfilms.com

I would think from just reading his "list of demands"
would keep ANYBODY smart enough to do 3D/animations
from responding to this...he's all I WANT, I WANT, I
WANT...well who the hell are you to make such demands
?...you got NOTHING without artists...anybody can
dream up an idea...very few can make it real.

--- owens ricky <rikstr61265@...> wrote:

> his web address in not real!
>   i think it a kid trying to make a project for free
> and reap the rewards from all of the work being done
> by others!!!!!
>
>
> Alfonso "Albin Klein" Mariño <albin.klein@...>
> wrote:
>             HAHAHAHAHAHA...this are the kind of job
> offers that make me laugh!!!!!
>
>
>   Good Luck!!!....
>
>   So I will work for free as a slave until 2009, uh?
>
>   And yes, this is a TEST to see how stupid you
> are...
>
>   --hahahahahahah
>
>
>
>
>     ----- Original Message -----
>   From: Bob Woolsey
>   To: Flash_ActionScript@yahoogroups.com ;
> Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com ;
> bpo_outsourcing@yahoogroups.com ;
> anime_Official@yahoogroups.com ;
> flash_5@yahoogroups.com ;
> BricksInMotion@yahoogroups.com ;
> ds-milist@yahoogroups.com ; wcsml@yahoogroups.com ;
>
Tech_Junkies_Computor_Questions_Answers@yahoogroups.com
> ; moho@yahoogroups.com ; indo3D@yahoogroups.com ;
> anime@yahoogroups.com ; vizmodeler@yahoogroups.com ;
> clayanimation@yahoogroups.com ;
> animation@yahoogroups.com ;
> Animation_Collaboration_Network@yahoogroups.com ;
> animatorsforum@yahoogroups.com ;
> studentDirector8@yahoogroups.com ;
> PoseAmation@yahoogroups.com ;
> digitalvideoandanimation@yahoogroups.com ;
> Automation_and_Animation_of_Models@yahoogroups.com
>   Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 7:40 PM
>   Subject: [Lightwave-3D] Need Animators
>
>
> Ladies and Gentlemen:
>
> Here are the requirements. If you meet the
> requirements and are still interested read on.
>
> You must be 21 and able to prove it (not porn but
> you need to sign a contract)
> You must be experienced, I need to see a resume and
> at least 10 pieces, forward them in low res to me
> here at this address.
> You must be able to meet at the same time once a
> week for an hour on-line to discuss the project.
> This is a spec project, you won't be paid until the
> project is sold, and sign an agreement stating so.
> You will not own any part of the project and sign an
> agreement stating so.
> You will sign a non-disclosure agreement.
> You will be required to work 5 to 10 hours per week.
> You must commit to the project for at least one
> year.
>
> If you are still interested read on.  I will be
> selecting 5 creative animaters to work on a project,
> the idea of which I expect to sell to a studio
> (hopefully major) within one year.  Workers on this
> project will receive a very small percentage of the
> net profit for this project and may have the
> opportunity to work on the project at some time when
> the project is sold.
>
> Do not respond to me on this site as I will not
> check it.  If you are interested you must e-mail me
> at bobwoolsey@... with Animation Project in
> the subject line. Any other subject line will be
> discarded.
>
> Yes, this is a test to see how you follow
> instructions. I already know you are probably
> creative as you are animators.
>
> The five chosen people will need to be able to work
> alone and with others and think of creative ways to
> solve problems.  I need to start work ASAP on this
> project to beat similar projects to the market place
> by 2009.
>
> If you are still interested please forward your
> resume and the 10 pieces in low res to me at
> bobwoolsey@....  If you have any questions
> please include those but I will not be answering
> questions until I receive you 10 pieces.  I will not
> discuss the specifics of the project until I have
> selected the 5 animators and they have signed the
> necessary agreements. The project is not listed on
> the web site as this is a highly confidential
> project and will remain so for about 6 months.
>
> Do not respond to me on this site as I will not
> check it.  If you are interested you must e-mail me
> at bobwoolsey@...
>
> Thank you,
>
> Bob Woolsey
> Hoka Hey Films
> www.hokaheyfilms.com
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?
>  Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.


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I especially like the "net profit" reference.  Can anyone say, Art Buchwald?

>HAHAHAHAHAHA...this are the kind of job offers that make me laugh!!!!!
>
>
>Good Luck!!!....
>
>So I will work for free as a slave until 2009, uh?
>
>And yes, this is a TEST to see how stupid you are...
>
>--hahahahahahah
>
>
>
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <mailto:bobwoolsey@...>Bob Woolsey
>To:
><mailto:Flash_ActionScript@yahoogroups.com>Flash_ActionScript@yahoogroups.com
>; <mailto:Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com>Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com
>;
><mailto:bpo_outsourcing@yahoogroups.com>bpo_outsourcing@yahoogroups.com
>;
><mailto:anime_Official@yahoogroups.com>anime_Official@yahoogroups.com
>; <mailto:flash_5@yahoogroups.com>flash_5@yahoogroups.com ;
><mailto:BricksInMotion@yahoogroups.com>BricksInMotion@yahoogroups.com
>; <mailto:ds-milist@yahoogroups.com>ds-milist@yahoogroups.com ;
><mailto:wcsml@yahoogroups.com>wcsml@yahoogroups.com ;
><mailto:Tech_Junkies_Computor_Questions_Answers@yahoogroups.com>Tech_Junkies_Co\
mputor_Questions_Answers@yahoogroups.com
>; <mailto:moho@yahoogroups.com>moho@yahoogroups.com ;
><mailto:indo3D@yahoogroups.com>indo3D@yahoogroups.com ;
><mailto:anime@yahoogroups.com>anime@yahoogroups.com ;
><mailto:vizmodeler@yahoogroups.com>vizmodeler@yahoogroups.com ;
><mailto:clayanimation@yahoogroups.com>clayanimation@yahoogroups.com
>; <mailto:animation@yahoogroups.com>animation@yahoogroups.com ;
><mailto:Animation_Collaboration_Network@yahoogroups.com>Animation_Collaboration\
_Network@yahoogroups.com
>;
><mailto:animatorsforum@yahoogroups.com>animatorsforum@yahoogroups.com
>;
><mailto:studentDirector8@yahoogroups.com>studentDirector8@yahoogroups.com
>; <mailto:PoseAmation@yahoogroups.com>PoseAmation@yahoogroups.com ;
><mailto:digitalvideoandanimation@yahoogroups.com>digitalvideoandanimation@yahoo\
groups.com
>;
><mailto:Automation_and_Animation_of_Models@yahoogroups.com>Automation_and_Anima\
tion_of_Models@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 7:40 PM
>Subject: [Lightwave-3D] Need Animators
>
>Ladies and Gentlemen:
>
>Here are the requirements. If you meet the requirements and are
>still interested read on.
>
>You must be 21 and able to prove it (not porn but you need to sign a contract)
>You must be experienced, I need to see a resume and at least 10
>pieces, forward them in low res to me here at this address.
>You must be able to meet at the same time once a week for an hour
>on-line to discuss the project.
>This is a spec project, you won't be paid until the project is sold,
>and sign an agreement stating so.
>You will not own any part of the project and sign an agreement stating so.
>You will sign a non-disclosure agreement.
>You will be required to work 5 to 10 hours per week.
>You must commit to the project for at least one year.
>
>If you are still interested read on.  I will be selecting 5 creative
>animaters to work on a project, the idea of which I expect to sell
>to a studio (hopefully major) within one year.  Workers on this
>project will receive a very small percentage of the net profit for
>this project and may have the opportunity to work on the project at
>some time when the project is sold.
>
>Do not respond to me on this site as I will not check it.  If you
>are interested you must e-mail me at
><mailto:bobwoolsey@...>bobwoolsey@... with Animation
>Project in the subject line. Any other subject line will be
>discarded.
>
>Yes, this is a test to see how you follow instructions. I already
>know you are probably creative as you are animators.
>
>The five chosen people will need to be able to work alone and with
>others and think of creative ways to solve problems.  I need to
>start work ASAP on this project to beat similar projects to the
>market place by 2009.
>
>If you are still interested please forward your resume and the 10
>pieces in low res to me at
><mailto:bobwoolsey@...>bobwoolsey@....  If you have any
>questions please include those but I will not be answering questions
>until I receive you 10 pieces.  I will not discuss the specifics of
>the project until I have selected the 5 animators and they have
>signed the necessary agreements. The project is not listed on the
>web site as this is a highly confidential project and will remain so
>for about 6 months.
>
>Do not respond to me on this site as I will not check it.  If you
>are interested you must e-mail me at bobwoolsey@...
>
>Thank you,
>
>Bob Woolsey
>Hoka Hey Films
>www.hokaheyfilms.com

----- Original Message -----

From: Daniel Ablan

To: Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 4:28 AM

Subject: Re: [Lightwave-3D] Need Animators

Yes, but HE's doing YOU the favor....

:)

_______

Dan Ablan

AGA Digital Studios, Inc. | 3D Garage.com

1305 Wiley Road  Suite 125      Schaumburg, IL   60173

847.755.4488 p   |    847.755.6401 f

www.agadigital.com | www.3dgarage.com

_______

On May 10, 2007, at 8:09 PM, Tim Murray wrote:

I would think from just reading his "list of demands"
would keep ANYBODY smart enough to do 3D/animations
from responding to this...he's all I WANT, I WANT, I
WANT...well who the hell are you to make such demands
?...you got NOTHING without artists...anybody can
dream up an idea...very few can make it real.

--- owens ricky <rikstr61265@yahoo.com> wrote:

> his web address in not real!
> i think it a kid trying to make a project for free
> and reap the rewards from all of the work being done
> by others!!!!!
>
>
> Alfonso "Albin Klein" Mariño <albin.klein@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> HAHAHAHAHAHA...this are the kind of job
> offers that make me laugh!!!!!
>
>
> Good Luck!!!....
>
> So I will work for free as a slave until 2009, uh?
>
> And yes, this is a TEST to see how stupid you
> are...
>
> --hahahahahahah
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Bob Woolsey
> To: Flash_ActionScript@yahoogroups.com ;
> Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com ;
> bpo_outsourcing@yahoogroups.com ;
> anime_Official@yahoogroups.com ;
> flash_5@yahoogroups.com ;
> BricksInMotion@yahoogroups.com ;
> ds-milist@yahoogroups.com ; wcsml@yahoogroups.com ;
>
Tech_Junkies_Computor_Questions_Answers@yahoogroups.com
> ; moho@yahoogroups.com ; indo3D@yahoogroups.com ;
> anime@yahoogroups.com ; vizmodeler@yahoogroups.com ;
> clayanimation@yahoogroups.com ;
> animation@yahoogroups.com ;
> Animation_Collaboration_Network@yahoogroups.com ;
> animatorsforum@yahoogroups.com ;
> studentDirector8@yahoogroups.com ;
> PoseAmation@yahoogroups.com ;
> digitalvideoandanimation@yahoogroups.com ;
> Automation_and_Animation_of_Models@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 7:40 PM
> Subject: [Lightwave-3D] Need Animators
>
>
> Ladies and Gentlemen:
>
> Here are the requirements. If you meet the
> requirements and are still interested read on.
>
> You must be 21 and able to prove it (not porn but
> you need to sign a contract)
> You must be experienced, I need to see a resume and
> at least 10 pieces, forward them in low res to me
> here at this address.
> You must be able to meet at the same time once a
> week for an hour on-line to discuss the project.
> This is a spec project, you won't be paid until the
> project is sold, and sign an agreement stating so.
> You will not own any part of the project and sign an
> agreement stating so.
> You will sign a non-disclosure agreement.
> You will be required to work 5 to 10 hours per week.
> You must commit to the project for at least one
> year.
>
> If you are still interested read on. I will be
> selecting 5 creative animaters to work on a project,
> the idea of which I expect to sell to a studio
> (hopefully major) within one year. Workers on this
> project will receive a very small percentage of the
> net profit for this project and may have the
> opportunity to work on the project at some time when
> the project is sold.
>
> Do not respond to me on this site as I will not
> check it. If you are interested you must e-mail me
> at bobwoolsey@yahoo.com with Animation Project in
> the subject line. Any other subject line will be
> discarded.
>
> Yes, this is a test to see how you follow
> instructions. I already know you are probably
> creative as you are animators.
>
> The five chosen people will need to be able to work
> alone and with others and think of creative ways to
> solve problems. I need to start work ASAP on this
> project to beat similar projects to the market place
> by 2009.
>
> If you are still interested please forward your
> resume and the 10 pieces in low res to me at
> bobwoolsey@yahoo.com. If you have any questions
> please include those but I will not be answering
> questions until I receive you 10 pieces. I will not
> discuss the specifics of the project until I have
> selected the 5 animators and they have signed the
> necessary agreements. The project is not listed on
> the web site as this is a highly confidential
> project and will remain so for about 6 months.
>
> Do not respond to me on this site as I will not
> check it. If you are interested you must e-mail me
> at bobwoolsey@yahoo.com
>
> Thank you,
>
> Bob Woolsey
> Hoka Hey Films
> www.hokaheyfilms.com
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?
> Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.

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I don't get Dan....what favor?

 

Cheers:

 

-AK

----- Original Message -----

From: Daniel Ablan

To: Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Friday, May 11, 2007 4:28 AM

Subject: Re: [Lightwave-3D] Need Animators

Yes, but HE's doing YOU the favor....

:)

_______

Dan Ablan

AGA Digital Studios, Inc. | 3D Garage.com

1305 Wiley Road  Suite 125      Schaumburg, IL   60173

847.755.4488 p   |    847.755.6401 f

www.agadigital.com | www.3dgarage.com

_______

On May 10, 2007, at 8:09 PM, Tim Murray wrote:

I would think from just reading his "list of demands"
would keep ANYBODY smart enough to do 3D/animations
from responding to this...he's all I WANT, I WANT, I
WANT...well who the hell are you to make such demands
?...you got NOTHING without artists...anybody can
dream up an idea...very few can make it real.

--- owens ricky <rikstr61265@yahoo.com> wrote:

> his web address in not real!
> i think it a kid trying to make a project for free
> and reap the rewards from all of the work being done
> by others!!!!!
>
>
> Alfonso "Albin Klein" Mariño <albin.klein@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> HAHAHAHAHAHA...this are the kind of job
> offers that make me laugh!!!!!
>
>
> Good Luck!!!....
>
> So I will work for free as a slave until 2009, uh?
>
> And yes, this is a TEST to see how stupid you
> are...
>
> --hahahahahahah
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Bob Woolsey
> To: Flash_ActionScript@yahoogroups.com ;
> Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com ;
> bpo_outsourcing@yahoogroups.com ;
> anime_Official@yahoogroups.com ;
> flash_5@yahoogroups.com ;
> BricksInMotion@yahoogroups.com ;
> ds-milist@yahoogroups.com ; wcsml@yahoogroups.com ;
>
Tech_Junkies_Computor_Questions_Answers@yahoogroups.com
> ; moho@yahoogroups.com ; indo3D@yahoogroups.com ;
> anime@yahoogroups.com ; vizmodeler@yahoogroups.com ;
> clayanimation@yahoogroups.com ;
> animation@yahoogroups.com ;
> Animation_Collaboration_Network@yahoogroups.com ;
> animatorsforum@yahoogroups.com ;
> studentDirector8@yahoogroups.com ;
> PoseAmation@yahoogroups.com ;
> digitalvideoandanimation@yahoogroups.com ;
> Automation_and_Animation_of_Models@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 7:40 PM
> Subject: [Lightwave-3D] Need Animators
>
>
> Ladies and Gentlemen:
>
> Here are the requirements. If you meet the
> requirements and are still interested read on.
>
> You must be 21 and able to prove it (not porn but
> you need to sign a contract)
> You must be experienced, I need to see a resume and
> at least 10 pieces, forward them in low res to me
> here at this address.
> You must be able to meet at the same time once a
> week for an hour on-line to discuss the project.
> This is a spec project, you won't be paid until the
> project is sold, and sign an agreement stating so.
> You will not own any part of the project and sign an
> agreement stating so.
> You will sign a non-disclosure agreement.
> You will be required to work 5 to 10 hours per week.
> You must commit to the project for at least one
> year.
>
> If you are still interested read on. I will be
> selecting 5 creative animaters to work on a project,
> the idea of which I expect to sell to a studio
> (hopefully major) within one year. Workers on this
> project will receive a very small percentage of the
> net profit for this project and may have the
> opportunity to work on the project at some time when
> the project is sold.
>
> Do not respond to me on this site as I will not
> check it. If you are interested you must e-mail me
> at bobwoolsey@yahoo.com with Animation Project in
> the subject line. Any other subject line will be
> discarded.
>
> Yes, this is a test to see how you follow
> instructions. I already know you are probably
> creative as you are animators.
>
> The five chosen people will need to be able to work
> alone and with others and think of creative ways to
> solve problems. I need to start work ASAP on this
> project to beat similar projects to the market place
> by 2009.
>
> If you are still interested please forward your
> resume and the 10 pieces in low res to me at
> bobwoolsey@yahoo.com. If you have any questions
> please include those but I will not be answering
> questions until I receive you 10 pieces. I will not
> discuss the specifics of the project until I have
> selected the 5 animators and they have signed the
> necessary agreements. The project is not listed on
> the web site as this is a highly confidential
> project and will remain so for about 6 months.
>
> Do not respond to me on this site as I will not
> check it. If you are interested you must e-mail me
> at bobwoolsey@yahoo.com
>
> Thank you,
>
> Bob Woolsey
> Hoka Hey Films
> www.hokaheyfilms.com
>
>
>
>
>
> ---------------------------------
> Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?
> Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.

__________________________________________________
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Yeah...I was like what the hell is this? Are you for real? Hmm..You
know what? On second thought...I was thinking of replying anyway.

Hello, I am interested in sending you a demo of my work. It will show
a character in his default rigged position, chain to the wall. The
only thing he will say is, "GET THE JOB DONE YOURSELF!" Thank you.


--- In Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com, Tim Murray <f1collector2001@...>
wrote:
>
> I would think from just reading his "list of demands"
> would keep ANYBODY smart enough to do 3D/animations
> from responding to this...he's all I WANT, I WANT, I
> WANT...well who the hell are you to make such demands
> ?...you got NOTHING without artists...anybody can
> dream up an idea...very few can make it real.
>
> --- owens ricky <rikstr61265@...> wrote:
>
> > his web address in not real!
> >   i think it a kid trying to make a project for free
> > and reap the rewards from all of the work being done
> > by others!!!!!
> >
> >
> > Alfonso "Albin Klein" Mariño <albin.klein@...>
> > wrote:
> >             HAHAHAHAHAHA...this are the kind of job
> > offers that make me laugh!!!!!
> >
> >
> >   Good Luck!!!....
> >
> >   So I will work for free as a slave until 2009, uh?
> >
> >   And yes, this is a TEST to see how stupid you
> > are...
> >
> >   --hahahahahahah
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >     ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: Bob Woolsey
> >   To: Flash_ActionScript@yahoogroups.com ;
> > Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com ;
> > bpo_outsourcing@yahoogroups.com ;
> > anime_Official@yahoogroups.com ;
> > flash_5@yahoogroups.com ;
> > BricksInMotion@yahoogroups.com ;
> > ds-milist@yahoogroups.com ; wcsml@yahoogroups.com ;
> >
> Tech_Junkies_Computor_Questions_Answers@yahoogroups.com
> > ; moho@yahoogroups.com ; indo3D@yahoogroups.com ;
> > anime@yahoogroups.com ; vizmodeler@yahoogroups.com ;
> > clayanimation@yahoogroups.com ;
> > animation@yahoogroups.com ;
> > Animation_Collaboration_Network@yahoogroups.com ;
> > animatorsforum@yahoogroups.com ;
> > studentDirector8@yahoogroups.com ;
> > PoseAmation@yahoogroups.com ;
> > digitalvideoandanimation@yahoogroups.com ;
> > Automation_and_Animation_of_Models@yahoogroups.com
> >   Sent: Saturday, May 05, 2007 7:40 PM
> >   Subject: [Lightwave-3D] Need Animators
> >
> >
> > Ladies and Gentlemen:
> >
> > Here are the requirements. If you meet the
> > requirements and are still interested read on.
> >
> > You must be 21 and able to prove it (not porn but
> > you need to sign a contract)
> > You must be experienced, I need to see a resume and
> > at least 10 pieces, forward them in low res to me
> > here at this address.
> > You must be able to meet at the same time once a
> > week for an hour on-line to discuss the project.
> > This is a spec project, you won't be paid until the
> > project is sold, and sign an agreement stating so.
> > You will not own any part of the project and sign an
> > agreement stating so.
> > You will sign a non-disclosure agreement.
> > You will be required to work 5 to 10 hours per week.
> > You must commit to the project for at least one
> > year.
> >
> > If you are still interested read on.  I will be
> > selecting 5 creative animaters to work on a project,
> > the idea of which I expect to sell to a studio
> > (hopefully major) within one year.  Workers on this
> > project will receive a very small percentage of the
> > net profit for this project and may have the
> > opportunity to work on the project at some time when
> > the project is sold.
> >
> > Do not respond to me on this site as I will not
> > check it.  If you are interested you must e-mail me
> > at bobwoolsey@... with Animation Project in
> > the subject line. Any other subject line will be
> > discarded.
> >
> > Yes, this is a test to see how you follow
> > instructions. I already know you are probably
> > creative as you are animators.
> >
> > The five chosen people will need to be able to work
> > alone and with others and think of creative ways to
> > solve problems.  I need to start work ASAP on this
> > project to beat similar projects to the market place
> > by 2009.
> >
> > If you are still interested please forward your
> > resume and the 10 pieces in low res to me at
> > bobwoolsey@...  If you have any questions
> > please include those but I will not be answering
> > questions until I receive you 10 pieces.  I will not
> > discuss the specifics of the project until I have
> > selected the 5 animators and they have signed the
> > necessary agreements. The project is not listed on
> > the web site as this is a highly confidential
> > project and will remain so for about 6 months.
> >
> > Do not respond to me on this site as I will not
> > check it.  If you are interested you must e-mail me
> > at bobwoolsey@...
> >
> > Thank you,
> >
> > Bob Woolsey
> > Hoka Hey Films
> > www.hokaheyfilms.com
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > ---------------------------------
> > Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?
> >  Check outnew cars at Yahoo! Autos.
>
>
> __________________________________________________
> Do You Yahoo!?
> Tired of spam?  Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around
> http://mail.yahoo.com
>

Hello!

We just added couple new nodes to library:

- Split Material node. It does reverse work to Make Material. You can take
pre-made material split it to channels,
modify and/or ignore them, and connect to Make Material and plug it to Material
input in Surface node. Useful for
learning how material works.

- Normal Pass node. It reads spot normal in world coordinates space and converts
it to color space. It should be
connected to Diffuse Shading input in Surface node.

- Normal Pass shader. Similar to Normal Pass node, but implemented as shader.

- Setup Normal Pass tool. It scans the all objects in scene, the all surfaces,
and applies Normal Pass shader in one
click.

http://www.trueart.eu

Best Regards!

---
NURBS modeler for LightWave!
http://modelingpack.trueart.eu
TrueArt http://www.trueart.eu

Hello!

Our new LightWave 3rd party renderer has been released!

Features:

- render any resolution images, limitted only by available space of your hard
disk.
- using complete renderfarm power into rendering complex single test frame
quicker than traditional F9. Use your
renderfarm also in production instead of just final animation render!
- saving memory usage, reducing pagefile swap and rendering quicker.
- rendering scenes that normally failed to init due to lack of memory.
- rendering can be break and resumed at later time. As long as, scene is
untouched and control folder was not flushed.
- supporting volumetrics like TrueHair or HyperVoxels.
- does not support pixel-filters and image-filters due to LW SDK limits. For the
same reason as other 3rd party
renderers.
- working with ScreamerNet renderfarms, couple Layout instances on single or
couple machines, or other LWSN based render
controllers.

http://virtualrender.trueart.eu

Best Regards!

---
NURBS modeler for LightWave!
http://modelingpack.trueart.eu
TrueArt http://www.trueart.eu

Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 - Retail Version

Screenshot
http://ezfiles.info/images/10791015.jpg

Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 is the industry-leading web development tool,
enabling users to efficiently design, develop and maintain
standards-based websites and applications. A world-class design and
code editor in a single tool, Dreamweaver 8 is designed for the most
advanced web developers, as well as for the less experienced.
Visual CSS aids help you see complex CSS layouts better than ever. See
all that's new in Dreamweaver 8
The dedicated CSS tab keeps you in control of your CSS-driven layout.
View larger.

Easily collapse snippets of code so you can stay focused on the big
picture. View larger.
Dreamweaver supports and guides users as their skills grow and web
technologies evolve, facilitating easy and quick adoption of new
technologies and methodologies. You don't need to be an advanced
developer to take advantage of the many industry-leading features of
Dreamweaver 8. Adding Flash Video, for instance, is a cinch. In fact,
you can add Flash Video to any site with fewer than five clicks of a
mouse. Simply point Dreamweaver to any Flash Video file, select the
playback controls to surface on the page, and get rolling.

The unified CSS panel provides a powerful and easy way to understand
the cascade of styles applied to content, as well as quick access to
making changes without having to navigate a lot of code through trial
and error. Working with XML is also simplified considerably. And with
access to over three million Dreamweaver developers, the Dreamweaver
community can provide you with invaluable benefits, including the
Macromedia Developer Center, developer certification programs,
training and seminars, user forums, and independent community support
sites. More than 800 free downloadable extensions are available
through the Macromedia Dreamweaver Exchange.


http://rapidshare.com/files/32664546/AD8.part1.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/32665412/AD8.part2.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/32666233/AD8.part3.rar
http://rapidshare.com/files/32666958/AD8.part4.rar

Rar Pass: cancer10

----- Original Message -----

From: tarun wadhwa

To: Lightwave-3D

Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 11:57 PM

Subject: [Lightwave-3D] Graphic Card

Hi guys,

I have a Athlon 64x 4400, 2GB RAM, 800GB HDD. Currently I am using  QuadroFx 540, suggest a better card that helps me render better.

Thanks,

-Tarun

---

Once upon a time there was 1 GB storage on Yahoo! Mail. Click here for happy ending!

friend:

also check kurv studios. Many good videos and inexpensive.


rednova
-mobilis in mobile-







--- In Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com, Reginald Thomas <reggfx@...>
wrote:
>
> As a user of LW 7 i'm now interested in LW 9.x DVD training. Just
so i can keep up with changes and new way of doing things,feature
enhancements, etc.
>
> Where would be the best place i could purchase LW 9.x DVD training
tutorials at an "Affordable Price"
> Amazon?
> Newtek?
> ebay?
>
> Please send links or any suggestions...
>
> Thanks
>
> Reg
> www.eXtremeFX.net (personal LW 7.x website)
>
>
>
>
______________________________________________________________________
______________
> Choose the right car based on your needs.  Check out Yahoo! Autos
new Car Finder tool.
> http://autos.yahoo.com/carfinder/
>

KURVs selling training at 40% off...
www.kurvstudios.com

-Larry
>
> As a user of LW 7 i'm now interested in LW 9.x DVD training. Just so
i can keep up with changes and new way of doing things,feature
enhancements, etc.
>
> Where would be the best place i could purchase LW 9.x DVD training
tutorials at an "Affordable Price"
> Amazon?
> Newtek?
> ebay?
>
> Please send links or any suggestions...
>
> Thanks
>
> Reg
> www.eXtremeFX.net (personal LW 7.x website)
>
>
>
>
________________________________________________________________________________\
____
> Choose the right car based on your needs.  Check out Yahoo! Autos
new Car Finder tool.
> http://autos.yahoo.com/carfinder/
>

Announcing an upgrade for the free Modeler plugin quickSpring. This new version 1.03 provides a single-step undo facility for LW versions 9.0 and higher, and also corrects the generation of the spring geometry with respect to the spring outer diameter.

The plugin is available for download from the iemedia solutions web site at:

http://www.iemedia.co.uk/graphics/p-plugins.htm 

Regards

Peter Inkpen

Question for you guys-

If I have a quad core machine with 4 gigs of ram- can I run 64 bit xp on
it and run it along side the 32 bit machines in my render farm?  Are
there any issues that I am should be aware of?

--


Best Regards,
Dave G


www.tres3d.com

Hello!

Our new plug-in CameraMan v1.0 has been released!

CameraMan is LightWave ® Layout tool that allows moving and rotating camera like
in First Person Perspective/Shooter
game - by pressing WSAD for moving forward/backward and strafe left/right, and
arrow keys or mouse for rotating head
left/right and up/down. This tool is more toy alike, but showed us great power
behind it by allowing to make LightWave
driver for Space/3D Navigator http://www.3dconnexion.com controller, even
without NewTek help! To this moment we and
other 3rd party developers thought it is impossible!

To read more and download plug-in please visit http://www.trueart.eu

Best Regards!

---
NURBS modeler for LightWave!
http://modelingpack.trueart.eu
TrueArt http://www.trueart.eu

Greetings,
   At the request of the list owner, I am sending this introduction of
myself to the list.   I am an artist and architectural designer with
a large design/build contractor in the north-east USA.  We build
industrial and commercial buildings. www.sheridancorp.com In the late
eighties I discarded my drafting tools for CAD.  I use DataCAD and
the office also has AutoCAD.  Around 2000 I felt the need for color
and talked the company into buying CorelDraw & Paint.  Using this
with CAD gave me a much broader range of finished work which lead to
doing the company's advertising using QuarkXPress.  That lead to
designing a company web site using Hot Metal Pro, but that program is
no longer, so I am now using Dreamweaver.
    All of my experiance to this point has been 2D.  I fiddled around
with Sketch-up but found it very limiting.  Particularly in regard to
importing objects into the program and developing objects that were
to proper size and scale, but then, I didn't spend a lot of time with
it.  A short time ago a client asked me to do an animated fly-through
of the building we were proposing to him as a tool for his building
committee's fund raising.  I couldn't do that so we had it done out
of house by a person using Lightwave.  I was really impressed with
what he did using the site plan, floor plan and elevations I supplied
him with. When I suggested to my boss that we get Lightwave, it was
not a hard sell. He was enthusiastic, to say the least, but now I am
a little nervous.  I went to the Newtek site and watched some of the
video tutorials and its a whole new world this 3D!!  I hope I have
enough grey matter to learn it.  I have been fairly successful so far
learning programs by just stumbling around and trial and error.  I
have never had any formal training with the programs I use now.  I
just hope I'm not biting off more than I can chew.
    The first thing I asked for (other than the program, of course)
are the books, "Inside Lightwave v9" and "Digital Photography for 3D
Imaging and Animation" by Dan Ablan.  You can imagine how surprised I
was to see that Dan is a member of this list!  And then I went back
into past list messages and found that all of you folks have a great
deal of knowledge to offer and I feel like I've made a good choice in
Lightwave.  I don't have the program yet, but rest assured you will
be hearing from me in the near future.  In the mean time I will be
happily lurking.
~Ray

Hi Ray,

Welcome to the group!  I'm also in the Northeast (Boston area)Even
though Lightwave is very powerful, I think you'll be able to learn it
easily, especially with all of the knowlege you aleady have, and the
availability of this great on-line community and also all of the
affordable training materials out there.
Once you get lightwave installed make sure you download the free
plugin lwcad.  on the Newtek registration page it says that the offer
expires in june 2007, but I think you can still get it.  It's LWCAD
version 1.5 and it will make your life so much easier when creating
architectural scenes.  The Commercial version, 2.5 is even better and
well worth the upgrade costs.  I don't work for wtools 3d.  I'm just
an animator that's used lightwave and other packages long enough to
know that the standard lightwave toolset is lacking tools for
architects, and lwcad fills that void nicely.  Good Luck and have fun
with Lightwave!

Rich
www.britelitestudios.com



--- In Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com, "nitnopnet" <nitnop@...> wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>   At the request of the list owner, I am sending this introduction
of
> myself to the list.   I am an artist and architectural designer
with
> a large design/build contractor in the north-east USA.  We build
> industrial and commercial buildings. www.sheridancorp.com In the
late
> eighties I discarded my drafting tools for CAD.  I use DataCAD and
> the office also has AutoCAD.  Around 2000 I felt the need for color
> and talked the company into buying CorelDraw & Paint.  Using this
> with CAD gave me a much broader range of finished work which lead
to
> doing the company's advertising using QuarkXPress.  That lead to
> designing a company web site using Hot Metal Pro, but that program
is
> no longer, so I am now using Dreamweaver.
>    All of my experiance to this point has been 2D.  I fiddled
around
> with Sketch-up but found it very limiting.  Particularly in regard
to
> importing objects into the program and developing objects that were
> to proper size and scale, but then, I didn't spend a lot of time
with
> it.  A short time ago a client asked me to do an animated fly-
through
> of the building we were proposing to him as a tool for his building
> committee's fund raising.  I couldn't do that so we had it done out
> of house by a person using Lightwave.  I was really impressed with
> what he did using the site plan, floor plan and elevations I
supplied
> him with. When I suggested to my boss that we get Lightwave, it was
> not a hard sell. He was enthusiastic, to say the least, but now I
am
> a little nervous.  I went to the Newtek site and watched some of
the
> video tutorials and its a whole new world this 3D!!  I hope I have
> enough grey matter to learn it.  I have been fairly successful so
far
> learning programs by just stumbling around and trial and error.  I
> have never had any formal training with the programs I use now.  I
> just hope I'm not biting off more than I can chew.
>    The first thing I asked for (other than the program, of course)
> are the books, "Inside Lightwave v9" and "Digital Photography for
3D
> Imaging and Animation" by Dan Ablan.  You can imagine how surprised
I
> was to see that Dan is a member of this list!  And then I went back
> into past list messages and found that all of you folks have a
great
> deal of knowledge to offer and I feel like I've made a good choice
in
> Lightwave.  I don't have the program yet, but rest assured you will
> be hearing from me in the near future.  In the mean time I will be
> happily lurking.
> ~Ray
>

--- In Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com, "Richard Forman" <rforman9@...>
wrote:
>
> Hi Ray,
>
> Welcome to the group!  I'm also in the Northeast (Boston area)Even
> though Lightwave is very powerful, I think you'll be able to learn it
> easily, especially with all of the knowlege you aleady have, and the
> availability of this great on-line community and also all of the
> affordable training materials out there.
> Once you get lightwave installed make sure you download the free
> plugin lwcad.  on the Newtek registration page it says that the offer
> expires in june 2007, but I think you can still get it.  It's LWCAD
> version 1.5 and it will make your life so much easier when creating
> architectural scenes.  The Commercial version, 2.5 is even better and
> well worth the upgrade costs.  I don't work for wtools 3d.  I'm just
> an animator that's used lightwave and other packages long enough to
> know that the standard lightwave toolset is lacking tools for
> architects, and lwcad fills that void nicely.  Good Luck and have fun
> with Lightwave!
>
> Rich
> www.britelitestudios.com
>
>
>
> --- In Lightwave-3D@yahoogroups.com, "nitnopnet" <nitnop@> wrote:
> >
> > Greetings,
> >   At the request of the list owner, I am sending this introduction
> of
> > myself to the list.   I am an artist and architectural designer
> with
> > a large design/build contractor in the north-east USA.  We build
> > industrial and commercial buildings. www.sheridancorp.com In the
> late
> > eighties I discarded my drafting tools for CAD.  I use DataCAD and
> > the office also has AutoCAD.  Around 2000 I felt the need for color
> > and talked the company into buying CorelDraw & Paint.  Using this
> > with CAD gave me a much broader range of finished work which lead
> to
> > doing the company's advertising using QuarkXPress.  That lead to
> > designing a company web site using Hot Metal Pro, but that program
> is
> > no longer, so I am now using Dreamweaver.
> >    All of my experiance to this point has been 2D.  I fiddled
> around
> > with Sketch-up but found it very limiting.  Particularly in regard
> to
> > importing objects into the program and developing objects that were
> > to proper size and scale, but then, I didn't spend a lot of time
> with
> > it.  A short time ago a client asked me to do an animated fly-
> through
> > of the building we were proposing to him as a tool for his building
> > committee's fund raising.  I couldn't do that so we had it done out
> > of house by a person using Lightwave.  I was really impressed with
> > what he did using the site plan, floor plan and elevations I
> supplied
> > him with. When I suggested to my boss that we get Lightwave, it was
> > not a hard sell. He was enthusiastic, to say the least, but now I
> am
> > a little nervous.  I went to the Newtek site and watched some of
> the
> > video tutorials and its a whole new world this 3D!!  I hope I have
> > enough grey matter to learn it.  I have been fairly successful so
> far
> > learning programs by just stumbling around and trial and error.  I
> > have never had any formal training with the programs I use now.  I
> > just hope I'm not biting off more than I can chew.
> >    The first thing I asked for (other than the program, of course)
> > are the books, "Inside Lightwave v9" and "Digital Photography for
> 3D
> > Imaging and Animation" by Dan Ablan.  You can imagine how surprised
> I
> > was to see that Dan is a member of this list!  And then I went back
> > into past list messages and found that all of you folks have a
> great
> > deal of knowledge to offer and I feel like I've made a good choice
> in
> > Lightwave.  I don't have the program yet, but rest assured you will
> > be hearing from me in the near future.  In the mean time I will be
> > happily lurking.
> > ~Ray
> >
>
Ray,
It may make you feel less anxious to hear from a once very nervous
lightwave novice. I learned lightwave, then 5.6, on the job-with no
experience.  The producer sat me down on the first day of work saying
"here's your shots, sit right here, if you have any questions ask
these guys" pointing to six seasoned animators. I was petrified. I was
hired because animation was booming, and there was a place for a
photographer who "had an eye". I went 2d to 3d in a second and have
never looked back. As has been said before, the community is available
and generous to their animator brothers and sisters.

Hi. I have a milling machine that will accept .dxf files from
Lightwave Modeler so that I can carve 3D models from my Modeler
designs. But the .dxf files always show up as rough wireframes after
you export them from Modeler. For example, a perfectly round smooth
sifted sphere in Modeler will appear as a bumpy wireframe ball (smooth
shift properties lost) when exported as .dxf. Do you think I am doing
something wrong? I mean, I don't want to end up milling a bumpy ball!

Thanks,
Dan

Thanks All.  I really appreciate the encouragement.  I think I'm going
to like 3D & animation once I get my feet wet.
~Ray