I lowered my Camry almost 5 inches from stock, which wasn’t a big deal when the 17 inch rims accompanied the drop. But when I ride with the 14 inch stock rims, the front of the car had only 1.5 inches of clearance. Now that wouldn’t be such a big deal if I hadn’t created a custom coil-over suspension, with really soft springs. That means, when hitting the brakes, the car was able to dip itself into the ground, and/or lay flat across the ground when driving over dips (as seen in the video).
So normally, the car ran with all four 17 inch rims on them, but were removed this particular night for a small short film we were working on. This road-scraping footage was caught by accident.
content = [Without the front pair of rims on, the car tended to slam against the pavement on dips.
MEDIA: MiniDV | DATE: 12-30-2000 | View directly via Youtube or download in SD:
I lowered my Camry almost 5 inches from stock, which wasn't a big deal when the 17 inch rims accompanied the drop. But when I ride with the 14 inch stock rims, the front of the car had only 1.5 inches of clearance. Now that wouldn't be such a big deal if I hadn't created a custom coil-over suspension, with really soft springs. That means, when hitting the brakes, the car was able to dip itself into the ground, and/or lay flat across the ground when driving over dips (as seen in the video).
So normally, the car ran with all four 17 inch rims on them, but were removed this particular night for a small short film we were working on. This road-scraping footage was caught by accident.]
post_id = 2940 title = Adventurer, The date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=2940 slug = adventurer-the author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Classic Brasscoe] tag_string = []
Content:
The Adventurer awakes for another leisurely day off. He begins his day with a shower and a bowl of cereal. It’s not until he catches the morning news, that he sees the police case of a lifetime.
Part 1 of 2
Part 2 of 2
MEDIA: VHS | DATE: 1991 | View directly via Youtube: Part 12 or download in SD:
Storyline Cont’d: But this case has a reward. It was murder! After some research, he manages to set up a meeting with Chris, a local boy who might know something about the recent murder. In fear of being found out, he knocks out the Adventurer and heads off to San Diego. A simple car chase ensues. Beat from the long drive, the Adventurer checks in with the Boss, informing him that the suspect will be apprehended tommorow. Knowing that he was followed, Chris sneaks into his room, in an attempt to strangle the Adventurer and get away free. Of course the cop knabs him man, and brings him back to Orange County. In a twist of fate, he manages to free himself and begins to wander the house, figuring a way out of this mess. As the fist-fight throughout the house, a gun is pulled out, which raises the stakes. Will the Adventurer catch his man? Will Chris get away?
BEHIND THE SCENES
The Adventurer was the first official movie made within the Brasscoe camp. It ran about about 20 minutes, which qualifies it as a short film but we still called it a movie. This was our first video project that was filmed, edited, and completed with a simple soundtrack. It was shown to a small audience of family members and friends. All this in 1991, by two boys ages 11 & 12.
I decided to place the movie online as it was originally made. A new widescreen color & audio corrected version will most likely be coming soon. This version is quite poor as it was mastered on VHS and edited by me from tape deck to tape deck. The only non-original item in this version is the title and still credit sequences. For some reason, the video card capture device would not record it properly, as it was a direct video output from the Apple IIc computer.
Originally, this story was filmed on a Betacam video camera, in which The Adventurer followed some bad guys to their hide out, got invloved in a car chase, and made out with the money. As cheesy as that sounds, the remote control race cars we used help to make it look like Erick was driving.
In this new movie, we developed the story a little better, now involving a slightly bigger cast and an actual plot. It was filmed over the course of a month. Thankfully we took a trip with the parents to San Diego, which gave us a chance to film Erick driving (he was in the back seat), and a hotel room for the big fight scene.
Being the first movie made by us in 1990, in does have an amatuerish feel. Those were the days of make up the story as we go. Originally, the story followed a guy nicknamed the Adventurer. He was a cop by day, and an adventure seeker by night. We maintained the original story as best we could.
POST PRODUCTION
In 1990, the only means of editing anything was from tape to tape transfers.
I would take all of the raw footage I had, play them on one vcr, and hit record on the other one, capturing only the shots I want. With that edited master now in one VCR, I played CD’s with instrumentals on it for the soundtrack. In the end, the finished movie is basically a 3rd generation copy. Hence the reason for the poor color reproduction, fading, hazing, and sometimes mono soundtrack.
The movie was all filmed on VHS, by VHS cameras. Edited on a Sony Flying Erase Head VCR (was an expensive $400 at the time), and shown to our friends by video tape. As simple as it can be. All in all, I think it came out nice for a 12 year old’s first editing showcase.
content = [The Adventurer awakes for another leisurely day off. He begins his day with a shower and a bowl of cereal. It's not until he catches the morning news, that he sees the police case of a lifetime.
Part 1 of 2
Part 2 of 2
MEDIA: VHS | DATE: 1991 | View directly via Youtube: Part 12 or download in SD:
Storyline Cont'd: But this case has a reward. It was murder! After some research, he manages to set up a meeting with Chris, a local boy who might know something about the recent murder. In fear of being found out, he knocks out the Adventurer and heads off to San Diego. A simple car chase ensues. Beat from the long drive, the Adventurer checks in with the Boss, informing him that the suspect will be apprehended tommorow. Knowing that he was followed, Chris sneaks into his room, in an attempt to strangle the Adventurer and get away free. Of course the cop knabs him man, and brings him back to Orange County. In a twist of fate, he manages to free himself and begins to wander the house, figuring a way out of this mess. As the fist-fight throughout the house, a gun is pulled out, which raises the stakes. Will the Adventurer catch his man? Will Chris get away?
BEHIND THE SCENES
The Adventurer was the first official movie made within the Brasscoe camp. It ran about about 20 minutes, which qualifies it as a short film but we still called it a movie. This was our first video project that was filmed, edited, and completed with a simple soundtrack. It was shown to a small audience of family members and friends. All this in 1991, by two boys ages 11 & 12.
I decided to place the movie online as it was originally made. A new widescreen color & audio corrected version will most likely be coming soon. This version is quite poor as it was mastered on VHS and edited by me from tape deck to tape deck. The only non-original item in this version is the title and still credit sequences. For some reason, the video card capture device would not record it properly, as it was a direct video output from the Apple IIc computer.
Originally, this story was filmed on a Betacam video camera, in which The Adventurer followed some bad guys to their hide out, got invloved in a car chase, and made out with the money. As cheesy as that sounds, the remote control race cars we used help to make it look like Erick was driving.
In this new movie, we developed the story a little better, now involving a slightly bigger cast and an actual plot. It was filmed over the course of a month. Thankfully we took a trip with the parents to San Diego, which gave us a chance to film Erick driving (he was in the back seat), and a hotel room for the big fight scene.
Being the first movie made by us in 1990, in does have an amatuerish feel. Those were the days of make up the story as we go. Originally, the story followed a guy nicknamed the Adventurer. He was a cop by day, and an adventure seeker by night. We maintained the original story as best we could.
POST PRODUCTION
In 1990, the only means of editing anything was from tape to tape transfers.
I would take all of the raw footage I had, play them on one vcr, and hit record on the other one, capturing only the shots I want. With that edited master now in one VCR, I played CD's with instrumentals on it for the soundtrack. In the end, the finished movie is basically a 3rd generation copy. Hence the reason for the poor color reproduction, fading, hazing, and sometimes mono soundtrack.
The movie was all filmed on VHS, by VHS cameras. Edited on a Sony Flying Erase Head VCR (was an expensive $400 at the time), and shown to our friends by video tape. As simple as it can be. All in all, I think it came out nice for a 12 year old's first editing showcase.]
Back in 1997, I brought a video camera to work and recorded us goofing off.
The videos were added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
part 1 of 3
part 2 of 3
part 3 of 3
content = [Back in 1997, I brought a video camera to work and recorded us goofing off.
The videos were added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
part 1 of 3
part 2 of 3
part 3 of 3]
post_id = 7357 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: November 2008 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=7357 slug = favorite-image-of-the-month-november author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
PLEASE NOTE: The downloadable video was rendered as a dvd VOB file. Save the file to your computer and delete the .zip extenstion for playback.
About the Film: On September 12th 1986, Captain EO, a 17 minute musical space fantasy movie premiered. It is the most expensive per minute film ever produced with gross costs of the film totalling U.S $30 million. It ran at Disneyland from 9/18/86 to 4/07/97.
Back in the early 90’s, MTV aired Captain EO twice (no 3-D needed), and I was lucky enough to record it when it came on. And since I had it on hand, I decided to upload the film to my MySpace account on July 25, 2006.
The video has been seen over 22,000 times.
content = [The original full length film.
MEDIA: VHS | RECORD DATE: 1986 | View directly via MySpace Video
PLEASE NOTE: The downloadable video was rendered as a dvd VOB file. Save the file to your computer and delete the .zip extenstion for playback.
About the Film: On September 12th 1986, Captain EO, a 17 minute musical space fantasy movie premiered. It is the most expensive per minute film ever produced with gross costs of the film totalling U.S $30 million. It ran at Disneyland from 9/18/86 to 4/07/97.
Back in the early 90's, MTV aired Captain EO twice (no 3-D needed), and I was lucky enough to record it when it came on. And since I had it on hand, I decided to upload the film to my MySpace account on July 25, 2006.
The video has been seen over 22,000 times.]
The original footage was recorded on MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720×480 (4×3) at 30 fps interlaced. The footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280×720 (16×9) at 30 fps progressive.
content = [While at the PD condo, Erick and Eric decided to goof off with the golf cart. This lasted up until the security lady gave us a talking to. Twice!
MEDIA: MiniDV | DATE: 6-03-2000 | View directly via Youtube & Vimeo or download in HD:
The original footage was recorded on MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720x480 (4x3) at 30 fps interlaced. The footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280x720 (16x9) at 30 fps progressive.]
post_id = 2949 title = Jack In The Box Drive Thru date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=2949 slug = jack-in-the-box-drive-thru author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Raw Footage] tag_string = []
Content:
My cousins and I head over to Jack In The Box for some food, and waste time in the drive-thru before ordering.
MEDIA: MiniDV | DATE: 8-30-2000 | View directly via Youtube & Vimeo or download in HD:
The original footage was recorded on MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720×480 (4×3) at 30 fps interlaced. The footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280×720 (16×9) at 30 fps progressive.
content = [My cousins and I head over to Jack In The Box for some food, and waste time in the drive-thru before ordering.
MEDIA: MiniDV | DATE: 8-30-2000 | View directly via Youtube & Vimeo or download in HD:
The original footage was recorded on MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720x480 (4x3) at 30 fps interlaced. The footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280x720 (16x9) at 30 fps progressive.]
Back in 1997, I brought a video camera to work and recorded us goofing off. It was around 11pm (our Buena Park store was 24 hours). Footage was recorded onto a VHS-C tape. Captured to MiniDV for archiving. Then resampled / color-corrected for mastering in 720p30 HDV.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
MEDIA: VHS-C | DATE: 1997 | View directly via Youtube: Part 123 & Vimeo Part 123 or download in HD:
The original footage was recorded on VHS with a native resoultion of 352×240 (4×3) at 30 fps interlaced. The footage was then transfered to MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720×480 (4×3) at 30 fps interlaced. Lastly, the archived footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280×720 (16×9) at 30 fps progressive.
content = [Back in 1997, I brought a video camera to work and recorded us goofing off. It was around 11pm (our Buena Park store was 24 hours). Footage was recorded onto a VHS-C tape. Captured to MiniDV for archiving. Then resampled / color-corrected for mastering in 720p30 HDV.
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
MEDIA: VHS-C | DATE: 1997 | View directly via Youtube: Part 123 & Vimeo Part 123 or download in HD:
The original footage was recorded on VHS with a native resoultion of 352x240 (4x3) at 30 fps interlaced. The footage was then transfered to MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720x480 (4x3) at 30 fps interlaced. Lastly, the archived footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280x720 (16x9) at 30 fps progressive.]
post_id = 1945 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: April 2009 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1945 slug = favorite-digital-image-update-april-2009 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
post_id = 1175 title = Captain EO date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1175 slug = archive-update author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Design Updates] tag_string = []
Content:
In 2006, I uploaded the video of Captain EO (1986) to my MySpace page, and since then, it has been viewed over 23,000 times. I decided to add the other video area in the archive section. Click on the image for details.
content = [In 2006, I uploaded the video of Captain EO (1986) to my MySpace page, and since then, it has been viewed over 23,000 times. I decided to add the other video area in the archive section. Click on the image for details.
]
post_id = 1171 title = Corolla Project, Stubrik’s, The Blue House date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1171 slug = archive-update-1012 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Design Updates] tag_string = []
Content:
I added posts to 3 original websites created in connection with Brasscoe Studios to the archive section. Click on each image for details.
The Blue House (1999)
Stubrik’s Steakhouse (2002)
Corolla Project (2002)
content = [I added posts to 3 original websites created in connection with Brasscoe Studios to the archive section. Click on each image for details.
The Blue House (1999)
Stubrik's Steakhouse (2002)
Corolla Project (2002)]
post_id = 956 title = Jack In The Box Drive-Thru date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=956 slug = movies-update-raw-footage-3 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Movies Updates] tag_string = []
Content:
My cousins and I head over to Jack In The Box for some food, and waste time in the drive-thru before ordering.
The video was added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
content = [My cousins and I head over to Jack In The Box for some food, and waste time in the drive-thru before ordering.
The video was added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
]
Back in 1997, I brought a video camera to work and recorded us goofing off.
The videos were added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
part 1 of 3
part 2 of 3
part 3 of 3
content = [Back in 1997, I brought a video camera to work and recorded us goofing off.
The videos were added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
part 1 of 3
part 2 of 3
part 3 of 3]
While at the PD condo, Erick and Eric decided to goof off with the golf cart. This lasted up until the security lady gave us a talking to. Twice!
The video was added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
content = [While at the PD condo, Erick and Eric decided to goof off with the golf cart. This lasted up until the security lady gave us a talking to. Twice!
The video was added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
]
post_id = 716 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: October 2009 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=716 slug = featured-gallery-july author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.]
post_id = 450 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: August 2009 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=450 slug = featured-gallery-may author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.]
post_id = 446 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: November 2009 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=446 slug = favorite-image-of-the-month-april author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.]
post_id = 109 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: July 2009 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=109 slug = featured-gallery-march author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: A few image weres added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: A few image weres added to this update after the post date.]
post_id = 100 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: June 2009 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=100 slug = featured-gallery-february author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: 1 image was added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: 1 image was added to this update after the post date.]
post_id = 92 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: May 2009 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=92 slug = featured-gallery-january author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
post_id = 8102 title = Halloween Party 2007 (re-mastered) date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=8102 slug = halloween-party-2007-re-mastered author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Clips And Montage, Movies Updates] tag_string = []
Content:
I found the perfect song and re-did my Halloween video from a few years back.
The video was added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
content = [I found the perfect song and re-did my Halloween video from a few years back.
The video was added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
]
post_id = 7358 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: March 2010 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=7358 slug = favorite-image-of-the-month-march author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
post_id = 4804 title = Bree Harlow date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=4804 slug = bree-harlow-2 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Design Updates, Other Video Area, The] tag_string = []
Content:
I worked with Archstone Productions to create this series of videos showcasing their talented musician, Bree Harlow. The videos were added to the other video area within the archive section.
Click on the image above for more details.
Interview
Singing “Missing You”
Interview Outtakes
content = [I worked with Archstone Productions to create this series of videos showcasing their talented musician, Bree Harlow. The videos were added to the other video area within the archive section.
Click on the image above for more details.
Interview
Singing “Missing You”
Interview Outtakes]
post_id = 4707 title = Bree Harlow – Interview & Song date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=4707 slug = bree-harlow author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Other Video Area, The] tag_string = []
Content:
Johannah sits down with Archstone Production’s newest addition, Bree Harlow, for an interview and photo session.
I worked with Archstone Productions to produce this series of videos, featuring the artist, Bree Harlow. I was lucky enough to catch up with them while they worked on the album, and shot a quick little interview. During the taping, her friend Johannah snapped a bunch of awesome photos, hence the flashes of white seen throughout.
Pictures from this event are HERE (within the 2012 Misc People folder)
SCREEN CAPTURES
BEHIND THE SCENES
I shot this during the taping. You will notice that rather than recording to an internal P2 card, I opted to capture the DVCProHD codec via Adobe OnLocation on my laptop.
POST PRODUCTION
Since I found out that Sony Vegas doesn’t edit the DVCProHD codec natively, I converted all the footage to uncompressed-avi files, and went from there.
Also, it wasn’t until I played back the captured footage, did I notice the yellowish and reddish tones. I adjusted the color curves, lowered the saturation by 50%, tweaked a Magic Bullet Look a bit (including adding some film grain), and finished it off with 50% sharpening.
I like the new color palette.
content = [Johannah sits down with Archstone Production's newest addition, Bree Harlow, for an interview and photo session.
Interview
Singing Missing You
Interview - Outtakes
MEDIA: DVCProHD & MiniDV | RECORD DATE: 4-28-2012 | View via Youtube: Interview / Singing "Missing You" / Interview Outtakes
I worked with Archstone Productions to produce this series of videos, featuring the artist, Bree Harlow. I was lucky enough to catch up with them while they worked on the album, and shot a quick little interview. During the taping, her friend Johannah snapped a bunch of awesome photos, hence the flashes of white seen throughout.
Pictures from this event are HERE (within the 2012 Misc People folder)
SCREEN CAPTURES
BEHIND THE SCENES
I shot this during the taping. You will notice that rather than recording to an internal P2 card, I opted to capture the DVCProHD codec via Adobe OnLocation on my laptop.
POST PRODUCTION
Since I found out that Sony Vegas doesn't edit the DVCProHD codec natively, I converted all the footage to uncompressed-avi files, and went from there.
Also, it wasn't until I played back the captured footage, did I notice the yellowish and reddish tones. I adjusted the color curves, lowered the saturation by 50%, tweaked a Magic Bullet Look a bit (including adding some film grain), and finished it off with 50% sharpening.
I like the new color palette.
]
post_id = 3433 title = The Vipers date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=3433 slug = the-vipers author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Design Updates] tag_string = []
Content:
I found one of Erick’s old band site for The Vipers and added to the archive section. I hope to eventually upload some of their songs (if cleared) to the archive, too. Click on the image for details.
The Vipers (2000)
content = [I found one of Erick's old band site for The Vipers and added to the archive section. I hope to eventually upload some of their songs (if cleared) to the archive, too. Click on the image for details.
The Vipers (2000)]
post_id = 3183 title = Dana Audition date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=3183 slug = dana-audition author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Other Video Area, The] tag_string = []
Content:
IWYS Audition Video (#1 in series).
MEDIA: MiniDV | RECORD DATE: 9-18-2010 | View directly via Youtube
This is my friend Dana's audition video submission to be an official I Wear Your T-Shirt wearer in 2011.
I edited and color corrected the video.]
post_id = 3182 title = Day At The Beach With Cindy date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=3182 slug = day-at-the-beach-with-cindy author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Other Video Area, The] tag_string = []
Content:
IWYS follow up video (#4 in series).
MEDIA: DVCProHD & MiniDV | RECORD DATE: 11-02-2010 | View directly via Youtube
This is my friend Dana’s follow up (to the follow up) video submitted in order to be an official I Wear Your T-Shirt wearer in 2011. The original video is HERE.
Dana directed this short. I shot, edited, and color corrected it. Side Note: All shots were done on MiniDV, except for the slow-motion, which was recorded as 60fps at 24p using the DVCproHD codec.
SCREEN CAPTURES
POST PRODUCTION
The original footage was recorded on MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720×480 (16×9) at 24 fps progressive. The footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280×720 (16×9) at 24 fps progressive. Final aspect ratio was cropped to mimic a 2.35 anamorphic look.
content = [IWYS follow up video (#4 in series).
MEDIA: DVCProHD & MiniDV | RECORD DATE: 11-02-2010 | View directly via Youtube
This is my friend Dana's follow up (to the follow up) video submitted in order to be an official I Wear Your T-Shirt wearer in 2011. The original video is HERE.
Dana directed this short. I shot, edited, and color corrected it. Side Note: All shots were done on MiniDV, except for the slow-motion, which was recorded as 60fps at 24p using the DVCproHD codec.
SCREEN CAPTURES
POST PRODUCTION
The original footage was recorded on MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720x480 (16x9) at 24 fps progressive. The footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280x720 (16x9) at 24 fps progressive. Final aspect ratio was cropped to mimic a 2.35 anamorphic look.]
post_id = 3171 title = Day At The Beach With Cindy date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=3171 slug = day-at-the-beach-with-cindy-2 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Other Video Area, The] tag_string = []
Content:
IWYS follow up video (#4 in series).
MEDIA: MiniDV | DATE: 11-02-2010 | View directly via Youtube or download in HD:
This is my friend Dana’s follow up (to the follow up) video submitted in order to be an official I Wear Your T-Shirt wearer in 2011. The original video is HERE.
Dana directed this short. I shot, edited, and color corrected it. Side Note: All shots were done on MiniDV, except for the slow-motion, which was recorded as 60p using the DVCproHD codec.
SCREEN CAPTURES
POST PRODUCTION
The original footage was recorded on MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720×480 (16×9) at 24 fps progressive. The footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280×720 (16×9) at 24 fps progressive. Final aspect ratio was cropped to mimic a 2.35 anamorphic look.
content = [IWYS follow up video (#4 in series).
MEDIA: MiniDV | DATE: 11-02-2010 | View directly via Youtube or download in HD:
This is my friend Dana's follow up (to the follow up) video submitted in order to be an official I Wear Your T-Shirt wearer in 2011. The original video is HERE.
Dana directed this short. I shot, edited, and color corrected it. Side Note: All shots were done on MiniDV, except for the slow-motion, which was recorded as 60p using the DVCproHD codec.
SCREEN CAPTURES
POST PRODUCTION
The original footage was recorded on MiniDV with a native resoultion of 720x480 (16x9) at 24 fps progressive. The footage was then mastered as HDV with a resoultion of 1280x720 (16x9) at 24 fps progressive. Final aspect ratio was cropped to mimic a 2.35 anamorphic look.]
I recorded Erick practicing some tunes on his guitar.
The videos were added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
part 1 of 3
part 2 of 3
part 3 of 3
content = [I recorded Erick practicing some tunes on his guitar.
The videos were added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
part 1 of 3
part 2 of 3
part 3 of 3]
post_id = 1676 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: December 2010 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1676 slug = favorite-digital-image-update-december-2010 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
post_id = 1203 title = Beach Day with Cindy date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1203 slug = archive-update-1108 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Design Updates] tag_string = []
Content:
The 4th video in the I Wear Your Shirt in 2011 contest submission for iwearyourshirt.com features a short video with my friend Dana as a princess, heading to the beach. It was added to the other video area within the archive section.
This was the first time I used in-camera slow motion, and purposely shot for the 2.35 anamorphic look. Click on the image above for more details.
content = [The 4th video in the I Wear Your Shirt in 2011 contest submission for iwearyourshirt.com features a short video with my friend Dana as a princess, heading to the beach. It was added to the other video area within the archive section.
This was the first time I used in-camera slow motion, and purposely shot for the 2.35 anamorphic look. Click on the image above for more details.
]
post_id = 1193 title = Dana Audition date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1193 slug = archive-update-918 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Design Updates] tag_string = []
Content:
I created the other video area within the archive section in order to showcase the film projects I’ve had a hand in working with. The first one added is a short I edited for my friend, Dana.
This audition tape was created for iwearyourshirt.com and their I Wear Your Shirt in 2011 contest. It is the 1st in a series of 5. Click on the image above for more details.
content = [I created the other video area within the archive section in order to showcase the film projects I've had a hand in working with. The first one added is a short I edited for my friend, Dana.
This audition tape was created for iwearyourshirt.com and their I Wear Your Shirt in 2011 contest. It is the 1st in a series of 5. Click on the image above for more details.
]
post_id = 1186 title = Brasscoe and Tramstop date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1186 slug = archive-update-120 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Design Updates] tag_string = []
Content:
As I begin to add the artwork used on our various old websites to the art & design section, I created two posts in the archive section showcasing a couple sites that the artwork was used on. Click on each image for details.
content = [As I begin to add the artwork used on our various old websites to the art & design section, I created two posts in the archive section showcasing a couple sites that the artwork was used on. Click on each image for details.
]
post_id = 1047 title = Big Bear Weekend date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1047 slug = movies-update-4 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Movies Updates] tag_string = []
Content:
While in Big Bear, we snowboarded, had a snowball fight, and rode a home-made sled!
The video was added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
content = [While in Big Bear, we snowboarded, had a snowball fight, and rode a home-made sled!
The video was added to the movies section. Click on the image above for more details.
]
post_id = 746 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: July 2010 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=746 slug = favorite-image-of-the-month-august author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.]
post_id = 710 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: May 2010 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=710 slug = favorite-image-of-the-month-june author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.]
post_id = 453 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: December 2009 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=453 slug = favorite-image-of-the-month-may author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: A few image were added to this update after the post date.]
post_id = 104 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: January 2010 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=104 slug = favorite-image-of-the-month-february author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: The image above was added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: The image above was added to this update after the post date.]
post_id = 96 title = Favorite Digital Image Update: February 2010 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=96 slug = favorite-image-of-the-month-january author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Favorite Digital Image Updates] tag_string = []
Edit Note: Both of these image were added to this update after the post date.
content = [Below are some of my favorite digital image added to the picture's sub-section.
Edit Note: Both of these image were added to this update after the post date.]
Per usual, below is a list of some changes I’ve made to the site:
1. I no longer have each section of the site running in a separate WordPress Blog. Thanks to WordPress’ Custom Post Types, I was finally able to merge it all into one database, rather than having to re-create each item – post by post – thanks to the igneous plugin called “Post Type Convertr.” During the migration process, I managed to clean up a lot of the coding and unneeded pages laying around, too.
2. With all the blogs (sections of the site) in one place, I had to fix some broken links and create some new official re-directs for the main sections aside from the Blog, namely Movies, Pictures, Art & Design, and the Archive. For example, brasscoestudios.com/pictures was converted to pictures.brasscoestudios.com. And with that, all #118 blog posts were tweaked to have the URL’s reach their intended target, or removed if invalid. Deleted areas were the planned Music section, along with all the Tape Logs (for now).
3. It took me a while to have both the Facebook LIKE button, and the Google+ button correctly display when viewing my site over various browsers and mobile devices. Removing some of the javascipt used for displaying certain fonts was the key. Also, those buttons can now be found in all areas of the site, rather than just in the blog posts.
4. With the above mentioned javascript change, I found out that using Google Fonts worked way better anyways!
5. Even though I already created a Facebook Fan Page for Brasscoe Studios a while ago, I was able to add a LIKE button for the website to the header. In addition, I added a tweaked Fan-Box widget to the sidebar, which displays image of those who have already Liked it.
6. I added breadcrumb trails to all of the sub areas. It was modified from the plugin “Prime Strategy Bread Crumb.”
SIDE NOTE: I’ve finally begun to work on my video camera and its attachments, in preparation for a short film I’m directing. It will be shot on DVCproHD, then mathematically remastered from 2x 1080p to 4K, and will be shot in true anamorphic! Below is an image of me trying to focus the lens in Cinemascope.
content = [Per usual, below is a list of some changes I've made to the site:
1. I no longer have each section of the site running in a separate Wordpress Blog. Thanks to Wordpress’ Custom Post Types, I was finally able to merge it all into one database, rather than having to re-create each item - post by post - thanks to the igneous plugin called “Post Type Convertr.” During the migration process, I managed to clean up a lot of the coding and unneeded pages laying around, too.
2. With all the blogs (sections of the site) in one place, I had to fix some broken links and create some new official re-directs for the main sections aside from the Blog, namely Movies, Pictures, Art & Design, and the Archive. For example, brasscoestudios.com/pictures was converted to pictures.brasscoestudios.com. And with that, all #118 blog posts were tweaked to have the URL's reach their intended target, or removed if invalid. Deleted areas were the planned Music section, along with all the Tape Logs (for now).
3. It took me a while to have both the Facebook LIKE button, and the Google+ button correctly display when viewing my site over various browsers and mobile devices. Removing some of the javascipt used for displaying certain fonts was the key. Also, those buttons can now be found in all areas of the site, rather than just in the blog posts.
4. With the above mentioned javascript change, I found out that using Google Fonts worked way better anyways!
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5. Even though I already created a Facebook Fan Page for Brasscoe Studios a while ago, I was able to add a LIKE button for the website to the header. In addition, I added a tweaked Fan-Box widget to the sidebar, which displays image of those who have already Liked it.
6. I added breadcrumb trails to all of the sub areas. It was modified from the plugin “Prime Strategy Bread Crumb.”
7. Within the pictures section, I created a new area called “Photo Projects” and moved the Favorite Digital Images gallery into it. Also created are the galleries Black & White and The Jumping Project.
8. Lastly, I created a website icon:
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SIDE NOTE: I’ve finally begun to work on my video camera and its attachments, in preparation for a short film I’m directing. It will be shot on DVCproHD, then mathematically remastered from 2x 1080p to 4K, and will be shot in true anamorphic! Below is an image of me trying to focus the lens in Cinemascope.
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PLEASE NOTE: The High Def downloadable version is the rendered 1080 HDV M2T file. Save the file to your computer and delete the .zip extenstion for playback.
SCREEN CAPTURES
POST PRODUCTION
The original footage was recorded on HDV with a native resoultion of 1920×1080 (16×9) at 30 fps interlaced. The footage remained as HDV with a resoultion of 1920×1080 (16×9) but now at 30 fps progressive.
content = [While in Big Bear, we snowboarded, had a snowball fight, and rode a home-made sled!
MEDIA: 1080p30 HDV | DATE: 2-19-2010 | View directly via Youtube & Vimeo or download in HD:
PLEASE NOTE: The High Def downloadable version is the rendered 1080 HDV M2T file. Save the file to your computer and delete the .zip extenstion for playback.
SCREEN CAPTURES
POST PRODUCTION
The original footage was recorded on HDV with a native resoultion of 1920x1080 (16x9) at 30 fps interlaced. The footage remained as HDV with a resoultion of 1920x1080 (16x9) but now at 30 fps progressive.]
PLEASE NOTE: The downloadable version is the rendered MiniDV AVI file.
The band, Bus Driver Roy (later known as Brought Down Running), met up at a local recording studio practice hall to film a simple music video. The idea was to film a few quick scenes of the band, edit it that night, and enter it into an online video contest. The bad lighting, mis-matched audio, and low charged batteries proved that this video was gonna take some time to complete.
Storyline: Although the video doesn’t really follow any specific timeline, it does show the lead singer distraught over some girl’s love.
Directed by – Cory Cooke
Edited By – Christopher Coe
Starring – Brought Down Running (Jeff, Cory, Paul, David and Dive)
Guest Starring – Kaylin and Jessie
SCREEN CAPTURES
BEHIND THE SCENES
We used 2 video cameras, both recording on MiniDV. The song was playing via a CD through the stereo system. After a couple of takes were recorded with a .5 wide angle lens, close-ups of each band member was taken. In order to capture the scenes that took place outside on the roof, we had to use one of the video cameras as a playback device. To do this, we had to stand by the stereo system and record the song onto DV tape.
POST PRODUCTION
I used Adobe Premiere 6.5 with DV settings to edit this video. I believe some 30 clips were captured. About 15 were simple band members singing to the music. The others were individual moments to be used as fillers, if needed.
The normal easy way to edit a music video, is to lay each full take of the band’s performance on the timeline, line each one up with the CD Audio track, cut those full takes into parts, delete here and there, while still leaving the scenes you want at the right moment alone. Unknown at the time, the audio CD used on the day of recording didn’t match up with the footage captured on MiniDV.
To remedy this, I had to take all of the shots that I wanted to use and move then forward or backwards, sometimes only a fraction of a second, to line up everyones mouth to the beat.
A few months later, the first official edit was complete. Once viewed by the band, and changes to be made were noted, I went ahead and completed the final edit. This completed the music video itself, except for the entire Look of the piece.
I rendered the video with a few basic effects in order to gain an idea on what the band wanted. After some 27 renders and 2 steadying-program tests, we got what we were after.
Color Correction:
1. I rendered the final edit in native DV with a dimension of 4:3 (720×480) with the NTSC standard of 30fps.
2. I then rendered the video again within Adobe After Effects 6 using the Super 16mm Letterbox as a buffer (it’s not as cropped as the 16×9), but this time, I moved portions of the video up or down to prevent anything from getting cut off. I rendered that in native DV 4:3 (720×480) still at 30fps.
3. Lastly, I imported the video with the Super 16mm letterboxing into Sony Vegas 6.0. This is where I added all of the final Visual Effects that are in the video. The original idea was to make the walls completely white, while keeping the band in color. That didn’t work because Adobe After Effects picked up the yellow from the walls, which also took away the features of everyone’s face. So I decided to go with a film Bleach Bypass look.
Bleach Bypass is generally a processing technique known when developing movie film incorrectly, and causes a grainy black and white image with mild color tones.
To mimic that, I did some research on the net, and this is the formula I used:
11% white glow
color correction to remove most color (similar to black and white, but lets most reds come thru)
added 6% monochromatic noise
adjusted brightness/contrast
another black and white filter at 50% transparency
I then added a true 16×9 Widescreen TV Letterbox since I knew it will also be up-converted to High Definition in the future.
4. To finalize the piece, I rendered only in Widescreen using native DV 4:3 (720×480 Widescreen) again at NTSC 30fps, but this time with progressive, non-interlaced fields.
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LEAD
https://brasscoestudios.com/clipart/movies/bdr_blindsided_li.jpg
PLEASE NOTE: The downloadable version is the rendered MiniDV AVI file.
The band, Bus Driver Roy (later known as Brought Down Running), met up at a local recording studio practice hall to film a simple music video. The idea was to film a few quick scenes of the band, edit it that night, and enter it into an online video contest. The bad lighting, mis-matched audio, and low charged batteries proved that this video was gonna take some time to complete.
Storyline: Although the video doesn't really follow any specific timeline, it does show the lead singer distraught over some girl's love.
Directed by - Cory Cooke
Edited By - Christopher Coe
Starring - Brought Down Running (Jeff, Cory, Paul, David and Dive)
Guest Starring - Kaylin and Jessie
SCREEN CAPTURES
BEHIND THE SCENES
We used 2 video cameras, both recording on MiniDV. The song was playing via a CD through the stereo system. After a couple of takes were recorded with a .5 wide angle lens, close-ups of each band member was taken. In order to capture the scenes that took place outside on the roof, we had to use one of the video cameras as a playback device. To do this, we had to stand by the stereo system and record the song onto DV tape.
POST PRODUCTION
I used Adobe Premiere 6.5 with DV settings to edit this video. I believe some 30 clips were captured. About 15 were simple band members singing to the music. The others were individual moments to be used as fillers, if needed.
The normal easy way to edit a music video, is to lay each full take of the band's performance on the timeline, line each one up with the CD Audio track, cut those full takes into parts, delete here and there, while still leaving the scenes you want at the right moment alone. Unknown at the time, the audio CD used on the day of recording didn't match up with the footage captured on MiniDV.
To remedy this, I had to take all of the shots that I wanted to use and move then forward or backwards, sometimes only a fraction of a second, to line up everyones mouth to the beat.
A few months later, the first official edit was complete. Once viewed by the band, and changes to be made were noted, I went ahead and completed the final edit. This completed the music video itself, except for the entire Look of the piece.
I rendered the video with a few basic effects in order to gain an idea on what the band wanted. After some 27 renders and 2 steadying-program tests, we got what we were after.
Color Correction:
1. I rendered the final edit in native DV with a dimension of 4:3 (720x480) with the NTSC standard of 30fps.
2. I then rendered the video again within Adobe After Effects 6 using the Super 16mm Letterbox as a buffer (it's not as cropped as the 16x9), but this time, I moved portions of the video up or down to prevent anything from getting cut off. I rendered that in native DV 4:3 (720x480) still at 30fps.
3. Lastly, I imported the video with the Super 16mm letterboxing into Sony Vegas 6.0. This is where I added all of the final Visual Effects that are in the video. The original idea was to make the walls completely white, while keeping the band in color. That didn't work because Adobe After Effects picked up the yellow from the walls, which also took away the features of everyone's face. So I decided to go with a film Bleach Bypass look.
Bleach Bypass is generally a processing technique known when developing movie film incorrectly, and causes a grainy black and white image with mild color tones.
To mimic that, I did some research on the net, and this is the formula I used:
11% white glow
color correction to remove most color (similar to black and white, but lets most reds come thru)
added 6% monochromatic noise
adjusted brightness/contrast
another black and white filter at 50% transparency
I then added a true 16x9 Widescreen TV Letterbox since I knew it will also be up-converted to High Definition in the future.
4. To finalize the piece, I rendered only in Widescreen using native DV 4:3 (720x480 Widescreen) again at NTSC 30fps, but this time with progressive, non-interlaced fields.
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LEAD
https://brasscoestudios.com/clipart/movies/bdr_blindsided_li.jpg
SECONDARY
https://brasscoestudios.com/clipart/movies/bdr_blindsided_si.jpg
]
This is me, drunk out of my mind… and an even bigger dork!
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And amongst the misc-people additions...
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This is me, drunk out of my mind... and an even bigger dork!]
In the swimming pool (with a non-waterproof camera).
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Also added to that misc - people folder:
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In the swimming pool (with a non-waterproof camera).]
In the past few months, I’ve made tons of changes to this site. Below is a short list of them:
1. For the Blog areas, I noticed that Internet Explorer fails to display my post titles correctly. This is because I use a little javascript program that converts the title of the post into an image, which is an easy method of being able to use any font you want, whether the viewer had it installed on their own system or not. In order to remedy this issue, I added code to display a message for those using IE to browse the site with another browser – such as Chrome or Firefox.
2. I have slowly started fixing all of my ftp uploads that connect my Flickr videos with the actual High Definition video used to upload to Flickr. It’ll probably take me the year to get all 500+ videos added.
3. Speaking of Flickr videos, in order to be allowed to have my actual videos sitting in a download folder within my ftp area, I had to create a page linking back to this site. It automatically displays all of the videos so far added online. The link can also be found within the pictures menu.
4. On the pictures page, I fixed an issue where Firefox would display the next year’s set of image on the same line, rather than correctly starting on the next.
5. Up until last week, the gallery listing all digital image from 2000-2008 were manually created in a series of cell tables. I modified my method of displaying posts, in order to have it display the link only. Once that was achieved, I had to then re-add all those past image sets as new posts (by date), and watched as the populated the correct year area. The beauty of this method is when I decide to move 2009 in to that area, it will a simple line of code, rather than adding all 92 by hand.
6. I had to publicly remove some of my videos from the movies section, so I created a private area for those unlisted (and unsearchable) videos. Only a select few have the direct link to it. Also, a few other videos got removed simply because they’re next in line to be re-mastered. I hope to get those back up shortly.
7. The Brasscoe Timeline, which lists all the clips & videos created so far, had all of it’s links verified and corrected. The now-private videos are noted as such.
8. In the movie section, I tweaked the look of it – changing where the title appears, and displaying the views up front.
9. Also, the main movie image was changed to a silhouette of me and some of my camera equipment. It replaced the temporary image of my old camera, which was in place since 2008. I still plan to photograph an actual image that visually looks better, but it’ll do for now.
10. For my Tape Logs [link removed] section, I began scanning (OCR) all of my offline paperwork, in order to have complete and searchable listing.
11. Although I already mentioned that Captain EO was added to my archive, I finally uploaded the actual DVD file used when adding the video to MySpace years ago.
12. I removed the “posted dates” from all other website areas, except for the blog.
13. Lastly, I removed the FFlick link from the header, as that site was purchased by Google, and no longer displays my movie related posts.
content = [In the past few months, I’ve made tons of changes to this site. Below is a short list of them:
1. For the Blog areas, I noticed that Internet Explorer fails to display my post titles correctly. This is because I use a little javascript program that converts the title of the post into an image, which is an easy method of being able to use any font you want, whether the viewer had it installed on their own system or not. In order to remedy this issue, I added code to display a message for those using IE to browse the site with another browser - such as Chrome or Firefox.
2. I have slowly started fixing all of my ftp uploads that connect my Flickr videos with the actual High Definition video used to upload to Flickr. It'll probably take me the year to get all 500+ videos added.
3. Speaking of Flickr videos, in order to be allowed to have my actual videos sitting in a download folder within my ftp area, I had to create a page linking back to this site. It automatically displays all of the videos so far added online. The link can also be found within the pictures menu.
4. On the pictures page, I fixed an issue where Firefox would display the next year’s set of image on the same line, rather than correctly starting on the next.
5. Up until last week, the gallery listing all digital image from 2000-2008 were manually created in a series of cell tables. I modified my method of displaying posts, in order to have it display the link only. Once that was achieved, I had to then re-add all those past image sets as new posts (by date), and watched as the populated the correct year area. The beauty of this method is when I decide to move 2009 in to that area, it will a simple line of code, rather than adding all 92 by hand.
6. I had to publicly remove some of my videos from the movies section, so I created a private area for those unlisted (and unsearchable) videos. Only a select few have the direct link to it. Also, a few other videos got removed simply because they're next in line to be re-mastered. I hope to get those back up shortly.
7. The Brasscoe Timeline, which lists all the clips & videos created so far, had all of it's links verified and corrected. The now-private videos are noted as such.
8. In the movie section, I tweaked the look of it - changing where the title appears, and displaying the views up front.
9. Also, the main movie image was changed to a silhouette of me and some of my camera equipment. It replaced the temporary image of my old camera, which was in place since 2008. I still plan to photograph an actual image that visually looks better, but it’ll do for now.
10. For my Tape Logs [link removed] section, I began scanning (OCR) all of my offline paperwork, in order to have complete and searchable listing.
11. Although I already mentioned that Captain EO was added to my archive, I finally uploaded the actual DVD file used when adding the video to MySpace years ago.
12. I removed the “posted dates” from all other website areas, except for the blog.
13. Lastly, I removed the FFlick link from the header, as that site was purchased by Google, and no longer displays my movie related posts.]
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And while at The District:
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I messed around with my wide-angle lens.]
While at Kaeli’s party, the girls decided to bust out some dance moves:
Dancing to Soulja Boy Tell’em – Crank That.
Dancing to Cali Swag District – Teach Me How To Dougie.
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While at Kaeli's party, the girls decided to bust out some dance moves:
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Dancing to Soulja Boy Tell'em - Crank That.
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Dancing to Cali Swag District - Teach Me How To Dougie.]
Among the various added items, I found this one pretty funny:
Ian and Melissa love Taylor Swift!
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Among the various added items, I found this one pretty funny:
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Ian and Melissa love Taylor Swift!]
In the past year, I made tons of changes to this site. Here is a list of some of them:
1. I added some missing blog posts dated as-of when they were supposed to be posted. This goes all the way back to the site’s 2008-ish reboot. There were some dated through 2007, but those were lost due to my failure to back them up correctly. In any case, I recommend re-browsing through all of it. You might find something you missed!
2. One the blog side, I finally removed the temporary main image, for one more suited to the site. Eventually, the main site image will feature both of the Brasscoe Co-Presidents. The Index site’s polaroid image was also updated.
3. The blog’s main menu was expanded to include some upcoming-posts-sections, while removing the image of the month and featured galleries areas. Those were combined into a favorite digital image page, which now showcases all the image I liked amongst the hundreds I take each month. That can be found within the pictures area.
4. Speaking of new website areas, I also added two new sections to the movie page. The tape logs were moved out of the archive section and now displays VHS and MiniDV [links removed] items separately. Also, I created the Brasscoe timeline [link removed], which chronologically lists some of the movies we have worked on.
5. In the movies section, I uploaded the video files used for each movie, making the clips available for download. A few of the old videos are accompanied with their original renders. I hope to re-master them soon. Side Note: I posted actual blog updates only for the movies I re-mastered. Older items will be posted when they get re-done.
6. The art & design section was revamped to include items I created, and how-to listings, along with my usual artwork.
7. Among the plugins I use for the site, I added postviews (by Lester Chan) to help me see a visual count of how many visitors were seeing the various sections of the site. I also added page numbers (by Jens Tornell) which allowed me to modify how my various page counts are displayed, rather than the next and previous default. Also, I added the search highlight (by Ryan Boren) plugin in order to help identify the terms used when searching through the blog posts.
8. Since the archive section was meant to hold the site’s misc items, I created the other video area within it to showcase clips and shorts created in conjunction with Brasscoe, and some others I just wanted to show off.
9. On the html and css side, I moved most of the site’s clip art and .php files into one folder, helping page load times by using the same items throughout (The site is actually made up of 9 individual blogs, all tweaked in different ways). Also, I learned how to use javascript in order to display any font on the website I wanted (whether the end-user had it installed on their computer or not).
As of right now, my small list of items to finish includes these two huge tasks:
1. As I finish my catch-up with old flickr photos, I realize the total count pending is over 90gb’s worth. That’s over 14000 image, and maybe 100 videos. Not too sure if I will ever be done.
2. I began a photo-scanning project and hope to have all 1000+ photographs up by the end of the year. This includes pictures from my childhood, and when I worked at Disneyland during it’s construction phase in 1999.
Now, if I can only figure out solutions to my two current problems…
1. Why won’t WordPress let me upgrade the blog from 3.0 to 3.1 without problems.
2. Finding a stable hack for my Panasonic GF1. So far, I successfully completed a modification to the firmware with PTools changing the video recording size from 720p to 1080p, but want it to maintain the HD MJPEG quality at a 50-80 MBps data rate without issue, which is a big step up from the default 15 MBps setting. Probably need to get a Class 10 SDHC card.
content = [In the past year, I made tons of changes to this site. Here is a list of some of them:
1. I added some missing blog posts dated as-of when they were supposed to be posted. This goes all the way back to the site's 2008-ish reboot. There were some dated through 2007, but those were lost due to my failure to back them up correctly. In any case, I recommend re-browsing through all of it. You might find something you missed!
2. One the blog side, I finally removed the temporary main image, for one more suited to the site. Eventually, the main site image will feature both of the Brasscoe Co-Presidents. The Index site's polaroid image was also updated.
3. The blog's main menu was expanded to include some upcoming-posts-sections, while removing the image of the month and featured galleries areas. Those were combined into a favorite digital image page, which now showcases all the image I liked amongst the hundreds I take each month. That can be found within the pictures area.
4. Speaking of new website areas, I also added two new sections to the movie page. The tape logs were moved out of the archive section and now displays VHS and MiniDV [links removed] items separately. Also, I created the Brasscoe timeline [link removed], which chronologically lists some of the movies we have worked on.
5. In the movies section, I uploaded the video files used for each movie, making the clips available for download. A few of the old videos are accompanied with their original renders. I hope to re-master them soon. Side Note: I posted actual blog updates only for the movies I re-mastered. Older items will be posted when they get re-done.
6. The art & design section was revamped to include items I created, and how-to listings, along with my usual artwork.
7. Among the plugins I use for the site, I added postviews (by Lester Chan) to help me see a visual count of how many visitors were seeing the various sections of the site. I also added page numbers (by Jens Tornell) which allowed me to modify how my various page counts are displayed, rather than the next and previous default. Also, I added the search highlight (by Ryan Boren) plugin in order to help identify the terms used when searching through the blog posts.
8. Since the archive section was meant to hold the site's misc items, I created the other video area within it to showcase clips and shorts created in conjunction with Brasscoe, and some others I just wanted to show off.
9. On the html and css side, I moved most of the site's clip art and .php files into one folder, helping page load times by using the same items throughout (The site is actually made up of 9 individual blogs, all tweaked in different ways). Also, I learned how to use javascript in order to display any font on the website I wanted (whether the end-user had it installed on their computer or not).
As of right now, my small list of items to finish includes these two huge tasks:
1. As I finish my catch-up with old flickr photos, I realize the total count pending is over 90gb's worth. That's over 14000 image, and maybe 100 videos. Not too sure if I will ever be done.
2. I began a photo-scanning project and hope to have all 1000+ photographs up by the end of the year. This includes pictures from my childhood, and when I worked at Disneyland during it's construction phase in 1999.
Now, if I can only figure out solutions to my two current problems...
1. Why won't Wordpress let me upgrade the blog from 3.0 to 3.1 without problems.
2. Finding a stable hack for my Panasonic GF1. So far, I successfully completed a modification to the firmware with PTools changing the video recording size from 720p to 1080p, but want it to maintain the HD MJPEG quality at a 50-80 MBps data rate without issue, which is a big step up from the default 15 MBps setting. Probably need to get a Class 10 SDHC card.]
During Kaeli’s Graduation pool party, I caught a few funny moments:
Pushed into the pool.
A few flips in the bounce house, until someone falls out.
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During Kaeli's Graduation pool party, I caught a few funny moments:
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Pushed into the pool.
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A few flips in the bounce house, until someone falls out.]
Per the above picture set, here are two videos of Erick playing with the Sons of Mothers:
Erick performing at The Mist – 01.
Erick performing at The Mist – 02.
And again, since this post is music related, two more related videos:
Adrian freestyles to NO music while heading to the bar. The odd dissolves is me trying to match him up to the beat.
Karaoke Taxi: The gang sings ‘Hero’ (after leaving the bar). [Video 1 of 4]
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Per the above picture set, here are two videos of Erick playing with the Sons of Mothers:
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Erick performing at The Mist - 01.
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Erick performing at The Mist - 02.
And again, since this post is music related, two more related videos:
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Adrian freestyles to NO music while heading to the bar. The odd dissolves is me trying to match him up to the beat.
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Karaoke Taxi: The gang sings 'Hero' (after leaving the bar). [Video 1 of 4]]
My current video editing setup will play the raw 1080i HDV footage without issue. The video clip is among the 14 hours of unedited footage during my trip to Europe in 2007. This was shot at Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany.
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My current video editing setup will play the raw 1080i HDV footage without issue. The video clip is among the 14 hours of unedited footage during my trip to Europe in 2007. This was shot at Oktoberfest in Munich, Germany.]
And since our usual party past-time is flip-cup, let the games begin: [ 3 of 11 total in set ]
Round 1 of 3 (And take special note at how much Danny is peeved at Otis’ poor flipping skills!)
Round 2 of 3
Round 3 of 3 is a split screen between 2 cameras.
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And since our usual party past-time is flip-cup, let the games begin: [ 3 of 11 total in set ]
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Round 1 of 3 (And take special note at how much Danny is peeved at Otis’ poor flipping skills!)
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Round 2 of 3
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Round 3 of 3 is a split screen between 2 cameras.]
There are a number of things I’ve been doing behind the scenes, so I decided to list them here:
1. Archiving – I now have about 50 miniDV & HDV tapes, filled with footage from 2000 until now. I have since begun digitally capturing every tape, from beginning to end, to the hard drive. Each hour takes up about 13gb of space. So far, I have captured DV tapes 1-8 and 19. Once the drive is filled up, I will submit it for online backup. The purpose of capturing an identical copy to the HDD is to not lug out each cassette when looking for footage.
2. Tape Logs – Speaking of searching through content, I have added the MiniDV/HDV & VHS Tape Logs [links removed] to the archive section. Although not entirely complete, or verified to be accurate (most were written years ago with no time-code to date stamp it), I plan to list the content of every tape on hand.
3. Raw Footage Updates – In going through my tape archiving, I have come across raw footage of moments recorded that (to some) may find interesting or funny. At least to me, it is. Some of that footage will finally make it’s way online, or help to re-master content already available, but in HD.
4. Re-Mastering – There are still quite a few videos left online that are low in quality due to its upload date compared to when Vimeo & YouTube finally made the change to 1080p viewable. Arg! So obtaining all that raw footage is helping me do that! The first item for complete re-master and re-edit is the NYE 2000 / Pseudo Porno short film. I am halfway done with the edit in Sony Vegas HD, and will make it a nice 10 minute version, removing all the extra non-essential junk that sat in there all this time.
5. HD Downloads – I have now made it a habit to first upload the High Def versions of my Flickr videos to my site before I add them to Flickr. This way, once added, someone will have the option to view on Flickr (which has proven to be horrible when a low-light video is added with lots of video noise), or download the full HD version I used in the first place. I have also tried to go back and add the other missing HD versions of other videos. Yes, I plan to have it all online, soon.
6. Flickr – Yes, I have lagged so much on this! It is mostly due to my backup & re-organizing attempts. At last count, I still need to upload 29.7gb of stuff. That’s almost 2900 image and almost 100 more video clips! Oddly enough, in my other backup folders, I have found even older content that was thought to be lost. I hope to finally be back in the Flickr mode this weekend and get it all up before the New Year.
7. Lastly, backup! – Since I am realizing that my hard drives won’t last forever, I have since been using mozy.com to backup all my content. At the moment, I have 283.8gb backed up online, and 2.2 still in progress. When all is said and done, the 500gb drive I use a my main content holder, will have its copy online (just in case).
content = [There are a number of things I've been doing behind the scenes, so I decided to list them here:
1. Archiving - I now have about 50 miniDV & HDV tapes, filled with footage from 2000 until now. I have since begun digitally capturing every tape, from beginning to end, to the hard drive. Each hour takes up about 13gb of space. So far, I have captured DV tapes 1-8 and 19. Once the drive is filled up, I will submit it for online backup. The purpose of capturing an identical copy to the HDD is to not lug out each cassette when looking for footage.
2. Tape Logs - Speaking of searching through content, I have added the MiniDV/HDV & VHS Tape Logs [links removed] to the archive section. Although not entirely complete, or verified to be accurate (most were written years ago with no time-code to date stamp it), I plan to list the content of every tape on hand.
3. Raw Footage Updates - In going through my tape archiving, I have come across raw footage of moments recorded that (to some) may find interesting or funny. At least to me, it is. Some of that footage will finally make it's way online, or help to re-master content already available, but in HD.
4. Re-Mastering - There are still quite a few videos left online that are low in quality due to its upload date compared to when Vimeo & YouTube finally made the change to 1080p viewable. Arg! So obtaining all that raw footage is helping me do that! The first item for complete re-master and re-edit is the NYE 2000 / Pseudo Porno short film. I am halfway done with the edit in Sony Vegas HD, and will make it a nice 10 minute version, removing all the extra non-essential junk that sat in there all this time.
5. HD Downloads - I have now made it a habit to first upload the High Def versions of my Flickr videos to my site before I add them to Flickr. This way, once added, someone will have the option to view on Flickr (which has proven to be horrible when a low-light video is added with lots of video noise), or download the full HD version I used in the first place. I have also tried to go back and add the other missing HD versions of other videos. Yes, I plan to have it all online, soon.
6. Flickr - Yes, I have lagged so much on this! It is mostly due to my backup & re-organizing attempts. At last count, I still need to upload 29.7gb of stuff. That's almost 2900 image and almost 100 more video clips! Oddly enough, in my other backup folders, I have found even older content that was thought to be lost. I hope to finally be back in the Flickr mode this weekend and get it all up before the New Year.
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7. Lastly, backup! - Since I am realizing that my hard drives won't last forever, I have since been using mozy.com to backup all my content. At the moment, I have 283.8gb backed up online, and 2.2 still in progress. When all is said and done, the 500gb drive I use a my main content holder, will have its copy online (just in case).]
It’s hard to believe I haven’t made a full site update since January! Time flies…
First off, I had to put aside my flickr updates for over a month while I re-designed this entire website. The choice to do so was when I found out I can run multiple blog indexes under one main blog component! It has made my updating efforts a breeze. To get a glimpse of the nerdy process, feel free to watch the youtube video I found: Create Multiple WordPress Blogs Using a Single Database. It was the most simplistic way to do it, I found.
In the past, I had to manaully modify each website section by hand, taking the html grid and thumbnail placements and changing it all in GoLive, which is an HTML editor. Now, all I need to do is add the updates as a new posting, and it moves the older items over.
As for WordPress templates, I used The Unstandard for all of the website sections: art, archive, movies & pictures. For the actual blog section, I went with Plainscape. I did my best to match the multiple blogs into one consistent look that matched up, site-wide.
In the before & after screen shots below, you can see how much I needed to change everything from stock.
For copyright reasons, I wanted to give the template authors proper credit:
The Unstandard template belongs to 5thirtyone.com and can be downloaded free here. The live preview is here. The Plainscape template belongs to srinig.com and can be downloaded free here. The live preview is here.
As far as catching up on pictures goes, I am so behind.
Currently, I have about 25 sets and a few misc updates to upload to Flickr. Doing a search, it looks like a total of about 3000+ pictures and about 100+ videos! Those updates are coming soon.
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First off, I had to put aside my flickr updates for over a month while I re-designed this entire website. The choice to do so was when I found out I can run multiple blog indexes under one main blog component! It has made my updating efforts a breeze. To get a glimpse of the nerdy process, feel free to watch the youtube video I found: Create Multiple WordPress Blogs Using a Single Database. It was the most simplistic way to do it, I found.
In the past, I had to manaully modify each website section by hand, taking the html grid and thumbnail placements and changing it all in GoLive, which is an HTML editor. Now, all I need to do is add the updates as a new posting, and it moves the older items over.
As for Wordpress templates, I used The Unstandard for all of the website sections: art, archive, movies & pictures. For the actual blog section, I went with Plainscape. I did my best to match the multiple blogs into one consistent look that matched up, site-wide.
In the before & after screen shots below, you can see how much I needed to change everything from stock.
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This includes the page layouts.
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The hardest modification came from the section templates. I found one that displayed blog posts as image and had to severely tweak them!
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And again for the page layout.
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For copyright reasons, I wanted to give the template authors proper credit:
The Unstandard template belongs to 5thirtyone.com and can be downloaded free here. The live preview is here. The Plainscape template belongs to srinig.com and can be downloaded free here. The live preview is here.
As far as catching up on pictures goes, I am so behind.
Currently, I have about 25 sets and a few misc updates to upload to Flickr. Doing a search, it looks like a total of about 3000+ pictures and about 100+ videos! Those updates are coming soon.]
Per that Superbowl Update, here is 1 of the 4 videos of Ian dropping some knowledge on us:
The grammer off.
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Per that Superbowl Update, here is 1 of the 4 videos of Ian dropping some knowledge on us:
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The grammer off.]
Since it has been a month since my last blog post… I feel the need to explain why – I got sick!
On Friday December 6th, Ian and I were done drinking and trying to crash at Nicole’s house, knocking on her door at 3am. Since there was no answer, we crashed in my car. Me, in the back seat, and him sleeping out on the grass, next to the car… with his feet inside, on my passenger seat. Now, with the door open until 7am, and me with no jacket, I assume I caught the cold that way. Argg!
12/5 Uploaded most of HD versions of straggling 2008 digital camera videos.
12/15 Began to prep 2006 for tags.
12/16 Finished tagging all of the 2006 image, but realized I messed up on a few.
12/17 Cataloged the HDV tape #53 and added it to the tape logs. I also added a temporary link to both tape logs and published it to the website.
12/19 I finished all 2006 tags.
12/20 I rendered the 2007 Halloween video back to HDV tape as a Master.
12/21 Began to create the video page for the Halloween video on the website.
12/22 & 12/23 I worked on finalizing a corrected output master for both raw footage videos (jack in the box & palm desert). Printing it to HDV tape for the Master and back to MiniDV just didn’t work as I wanted.
12/24 I created the movie pages for both the Jack In The Box & Palm Desert Golf Cart Dummies videos. I decided that all MiniDV footage will be Mastered as 720p HD at 30fps or 24fps (depending on originating frame rate).
12/25 Verified my logs for DV tapes #2 and #4. I noted HDV tape #54 which contains the raw footage of the BDR acoustic session at Travis’. I also uploaded the corrected 720p version of Jack In The Box to YouTube & MySpace.
12/26 I began to edit the BDR acoustics session. I also uploaded the Palm Desert Dummies 720p version to YouTube & MySpace.
12/27 I uploaded the 2007 Mareanne Halloween 720p version of the video to YouTube & my ftp. On that ftp, I also continued to upload the other HD versions of the videos for public downloads. Lastly, I rendered the BDR song Danger of Monotony at The Roxy video.
12/28 Uploaded the BDR Roxy 720p HD video to YouTube & MySpace, along with adding it to my ftp. I also rendered out the Flickr videos from my company holiday party.
12/29-1/4 I took all my free time to catch up and render out all of the videos that accompany the image to their color-corrected and edited Flickr versions.
1/5 I began to upload the image & videos to Flickr that I have taken over the past month but noticed a problem. Flickr has since chosen to use the new H.264 MPEG-4 codec for their uploaded videos. I like the idea, but it is seemingly changing my videos’ frame rates which is causing a ghosting/strobbing effect. So until the problem is figured out, I will only upload image that weren’t taken with any videos.
I enjoyed my Christmas and New Year vacation time off. Now back to the regular routine!
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On Friday December 6th, Ian and I were done drinking and trying to crash at Nicole’s house, knocking on her door at 3am. Since there was no answer, we crashed in my car. Me, in the back seat, and him sleeping out on the grass, next to the car… with his feet inside, on my passenger seat. Now, with the door open until 7am, and me with no jacket, I assume I caught the cold that way. Argg!
Exhibit A:
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Anyway, here is a list of what I have been doing:
12/5 Uploaded most of HD versions of straggling 2008 digital camera videos.
12/15 Began to prep 2006 for tags.
12/16 Finished tagging all of the 2006 image, but realized I messed up on a few.
12/17 Cataloged the HDV tape #53 and added it to the tape logs. I also added a temporary link to both tape logs and published it to the website.
12/19 I finished all 2006 tags.
12/20 I rendered the 2007 Halloween video back to HDV tape as a Master.
12/21 Began to create the video page for the Halloween video on the website.
12/22 & 12/23 I worked on finalizing a corrected output master for both raw footage videos (jack in the box & palm desert). Printing it to HDV tape for the Master and back to MiniDV just didn’t work as I wanted.
12/24 I created the movie pages for both the Jack In The Box & Palm Desert Golf Cart Dummies videos. I decided that all MiniDV footage will be Mastered as 720p HD at 30fps or 24fps (depending on originating frame rate).
12/25 Verified my logs for DV tapes #2 and #4. I noted HDV tape #54 which contains the raw footage of the BDR acoustic session at Travis’. I also uploaded the corrected 720p version of Jack In The Box to YouTube & MySpace.
12/26 I began to edit the BDR acoustics session. I also uploaded the Palm Desert Dummies 720p version to YouTube & MySpace.
12/27 I uploaded the 2007 Mareanne Halloween 720p version of the video to YouTube & my ftp. On that ftp, I also continued to upload the other HD versions of the videos for public downloads. Lastly, I rendered the BDR song Danger of Monotony at The Roxy video.
12/28 Uploaded the BDR Roxy 720p HD video to YouTube & MySpace, along with adding it to my ftp. I also rendered out the Flickr videos from my company holiday party.
12/29-1/4 I took all my free time to catch up and render out all of the videos that accompany the image to their color-corrected and edited Flickr versions.
1/5 I began to upload the image & videos to Flickr that I have taken over the past month but noticed a problem. Flickr has since chosen to use the new H.264 MPEG-4 codec for their uploaded videos. I like the idea, but it is seemingly changing my videos’ frame rates which is causing a ghosting/strobbing effect. So until the problem is figured out, I will only upload image that weren’t taken with any videos.
I enjoyed my Christmas and New Year vacation time off. Now back to the regular routine!]
And since my favorite game is Flip-Cup, here are 2 funny videos from that Halloween Party. The first is our loudest game before getting shut down, and the second is about our country and it’s love for Flip-Cup!
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And since my favorite game is Flip-Cup, here are 2 funny videos from that Halloween Party. The first is our loudest game before getting shut down, and the second is about our country and it’s love for Flip-Cup!
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Since it’s been almost a month since my last update, here is a basic list of what I’ve been up to:
10/27 & 10/28: Began to render my birthday videos.
10/29: Having wanted to see some old footage, I popped in and captured my MiniDV tape #04. It shows me and my cousins, Luis & John, in a Buena Park drive-thru in 2000. I decided to quickly edit the raw footage for Youtube.
10/30: After normalizing the audio, I began to render out various versions, attempting to remove the 30fps interlacing for a correct 24 progressive image.
11/10: On the same tape, I found some PD footage, named it Palm Desert Golf Cart Dummies. Also began to re-design the Movie section.
11/11: Finished my birthday videos – to be posted up soon. Cont’d on the Movie section.
11/12: Uploaded the new Movie section design – STILL UNFINISHED.
11/21: Uploaded most of the missing HD versions of the digital camera videos. I will add them to Flickr as downloadable links soon.
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10/27 & 10/28: Began to render my birthday videos.
10/29: Having wanted to see some old footage, I popped in and captured my MiniDV tape #04. It shows me and my cousins, Luis & John, in a Buena Park drive-thru in 2000. I decided to quickly edit the raw footage for Youtube.
10/30: After normalizing the audio, I began to render out various versions, attempting to remove the 30fps interlacing for a correct 24 progressive image.
11/6: I finally uploaded the Jack In The Box Drive Thru raw footage.
11/10: On the same tape, I found some PD footage, named it Palm Desert Golf Cart Dummies. Also began to re-design the Movie section.
11/11: Finished my birthday videos - to be posted up soon. Cont’d on the Movie section.
11/12: Uploaded the new Movie section design - STILL UNFINISHED.
11/21: Uploaded most of the missing HD versions of the digital camera videos. I will add them to Flickr as downloadable links soon.]
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2012-10-05 2 Bree Harlow CD Release Party (lo-res video) from Christopher Coe on Vimeo.]
After two weeks, I finally finished my latest video – footage from Mareanne’s 8th annual Halloween party! But more on that later…
Due to time constraints, I only managed to upload 2 galleries to my Flickr account, as seen in the previous post, with 1 more pending; my birthday!!! There were about 380 image taken that night, along with 7-or-so videos. I pretty much don’t remember any of it. I plan to get those up next week, after rendering out the videos for Flickr.
Anyway, I received an email from Youtube on 10/16/08 that scared me at first. I thought I had lost the rights to show off my most popular video, 2001 Toyota Corolla, due to Copyright Infringement! What!?!
It turns out that the song I used, Kanye West – Two Words, was detected by Universal (UMG) but was deemed acceptable and left untouched – public – so long as a small advertisement is placed on the webpage.
I thought to myself: Oh, in that case… Sure! No problem. I guess reaching over 20,000 hits prompts the system to double check the video and/or audio content.
And so, per the image above, Halloween is upon us!
I decided to edit the footage I recorded last year at Mareanne’s Halloween Party 2007 [link removed]. Click on the picture above to see the pictures taken that night (which includes a better glimpse of my awesome Pirate Costume).
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Due to time constraints, I only managed to upload 2 galleries to my Flickr account, as seen in the previous post, with 1 more pending; my birthday!!! There were about 380 image taken that night, along with 7-or-so videos. I pretty much don't remember any of it. I plan to get those up next week, after rendering out the videos for Flickr.
Anyway, I received an email from Youtube on 10/16/08 that scared me at first. I thought I had lost the rights to show off my most popular video, 2001 Toyota Corolla, due to Copyright Infringement! What!?!
EMAIL NOTICE:
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YOUTUBE USER NOTICE:
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It turns out that the song I used, Kanye West - Two Words, was detected by Universal (UMG) but was deemed acceptable and left untouched - public - so long as a small advertisement is placed on the webpage.
I thought to myself: Oh, in that case... Sure! No problem. I guess reaching over 20,000 hits prompts the system to double check the video and/or audio content.
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And so, per the image above, Halloween is upon us!
I decided to edit the footage I recorded last year at Mareanne's Halloween Party 2007 [link removed]. Click on the picture above to see the pictures taken that night (which includes a better glimpse of my awesome Pirate Costume).]
The various video clips used were taken from 2001-2007. The car featured a custom-made clear dash-kit, custom-made coil-overs, and 18 inch Racing Hart Evolution Type C2 rims.
Song Credit: Kanye West – Two Words (before the Copyright removal) | Album – The College Dropout
Side Note: I HAVE SWAPPED THE AUDIO DUE TO YOUTUBE’S POLICY. FEEL FREE TO ENJOY UNTIL I RE-EDIT AND RE-UP in HD!
Before my video got temporarily blocked due to Copyright Infringement, it hit most viewed the day after I put it up!
content = [Various footage was used to make this simple showcase video of my old 2001 Toyota Corolla.
MEDIA: MiniDV | DATE: 10-23-07 | View directly via Youtube or download in SD:
The various video clips used were taken from 2001-2007. The car featured a custom-made clear dash-kit, custom-made coil-overs, and 18 inch Racing Hart Evolution Type C2 rims.
Song Credit: Kanye West - Two Words (before the Copyright removal) | Album - The College Dropout
Side Note: I HAVE SWAPPED THE AUDIO DUE TO YOUTUBE'S POLICY. FEEL FREE TO ENJOY UNTIL I RE-EDIT AND RE-UP in HD!
Before my video got temporarily blocked due to Copyright Infringement, it hit most viewed the day after I put it up!
]
post_id = 2942 title = Durty Nellys Lori & Ian Karaoke date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=2942 slug = durty-nellys-lori-ian-karaoke author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Video] tag_string = []
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Lori invited us to hang out while her crew did some Karaoke. Halfway through her performance, I ask Ian (I was drunk) to join her on stage. I think it was pretty funny.
MEDIA: 1080i HDV | DATE: 12-22-2007 | View directly via Youtube or download in HD:
I shot the footage by holding the camera in one hand, with a beer in the other. I generally try to keep all my shots steady, but with the alcohol in my system, I did my best! Oh, and if you didn’t hear me at the end, I said oh man… see now I can go pee. I had to wait for these guys to go!
SCREEN CAPTURES
content = [Lori invited us to hang out while her crew did some Karaoke. Halfway through her performance, I ask Ian (I was drunk) to join her on stage. I think it was pretty funny.
MEDIA: 1080i HDV | DATE: 12-22-2007 | View directly via Youtube or download in HD:
I shot the footage by holding the camera in one hand, with a beer in the other. I generally try to keep all my shots steady, but with the alcohol in my system, I did my best! Oh, and if you didn't hear me at the end, I said oh man... see now I can go pee. I had to wait for these guys to go!
SCREEN CAPTURES
I added to the art & design section a quick update displaying my steering wheel controller install & diagram. Click on the image for details.
PAC Steering Wheel controller (SWI-PS) for my 2007 Scion TC.
content = [I added to the art & design section a quick update displaying my steering wheel controller install & diagram. Click on the image for details.
PAC Steering Wheel controller (SWI-PS) for my 2007 Scion TC.]
As I finish up my complete website overhaul, I finally updated the landing page with a new polaroid image. It was added to the collection of older image within the art & design section.
content = [As I finish up my complete website overhaul, I finally updated the landing page with a new polaroid image. It was added to the collection of older image within the art & design section.
]
post_id = 1557 title = Space Road Trip date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1557 slug = art-design-update-space-road-trip author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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Added to the art & design section is this image I drew on my laptop during a road trip home. Click on the image for details.
content = [Added to the art & design section is this image I drew on my laptop during a road trip home. Click on the image for details.
]
post_id = 1519 title = No Country for Old Men date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1519 slug = art-design-update-no-country-for-old-men author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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For my Halloween costume, I made a prop gun in the style of the No Country for Old Men killer, and added how I created it to the art & design section.
My No Country for Old Men prop gun (2008)
content = [For my Halloween costume, I made a prop gun in the style of the No Country for Old Men killer, and added how I created it to the art & design section.
My No Country for Old Men prop gun (2008)]
post_id = 1370 title = Short Circuit – Johnny 5 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1370 slug = art-design-update-short-circuit-johnny-5 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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While scanning some of my old photographs, I found a few image of the Johnny 5 Lego robot I made, and added it to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
content = [While scanning some of my old photographs, I found a few image of the Johnny 5 Lego robot I made, and added it to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
Side Note: My image with the robot also made it onto rad-dudes.com's facebook page:
]
Years ago, I made a Lowrider truck out of wood – complete with a speaker box in the bed. Pump that bass! A few of the image were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
content = [Years ago, I made a Lowrider truck out of wood - complete with a speaker box in the bed. Pump that bass! A few of the image were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
]
post_id = 1359 title = My 7th Grade Dinosaur date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1359 slug = art-design-update-my-7th-grade-dinosaur author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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I took some photographs of my little dinosaur created in junior high and added it to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
content = [I took some photographs of my little dinosaur created in junior high and added it to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
]
For one of my Halloween costumes this year, I needed to make a Press Pass for it. The below image was added to the misc graphics post within the art & design section.
content = [For one of my Halloween costumes this year, I needed to make a Press Pass for it. The below image was added to the misc graphics post within the art & design section.
]
post_id = 1328 title = The Paparazzi date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1328 slug = art-design-update-the-paparazzi author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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I love messing around with digital image, and so I created old photographs out of some of them. A few examples of this were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
content = [I love messing around with digital image, and so I created old photographs out of some of them. A few examples of this were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
]
post_id = 1326 title = Labor Day date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1326 slug = art-design-update-labor-day author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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Here is another drawing I did to accompany my station notices. It was added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
content = [Here is another drawing I did to accompany my station notices. It was added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
]
post_id = 1324 title = Other Websites date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1324 slug = art-design-update-other-websites author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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Along with my main websites, I’ve created artwork for many other sites. A few examples were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
content = [Along with my main websites, I've created artwork for many other sites. A few examples were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
]
post_id = 1292 title = 4th of July date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1292 slug = art-design-update-4th-of-july author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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Just like my email signatures, I’ve always created artwork to accompany my station notices. This one was added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
4th of July (6-30-09)
content = [Just like my email signatures, I've always created artwork to accompany my station notices. This one was added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
4th of July (6-30-09)]
Every once in a while, I’ll make a template image to be replaced later. I added this one in particular to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
content = [Every once in a while, I'll make a template image to be replaced later. I added this one in particular to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
]
post_id = 1258 title = Toyota Corolla and Other Cars date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1258 slug = art-design-update-7 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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I often try to visualize what an item would look like modified – then enters Photoshop! So I decided to add two new posts to my art & design section: My edits on the Toyota Corolla and Other Cars, including a Scion (same as what I own now). Click on each image for details.
Toyota Corolla
Other Cars
content = [I often try to visualize what an item would look like modified - then enters Photoshop! So I decided to add two new posts to my art & design section: My edits on the Toyota Corolla and Other Cars, including a Scion (same as what I own now). Click on each image for details.
Toyota Corolla
Other Cars]
Amongst the numerous random graphics I’ve created, I decided to post a few them on this site. They were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
Misc Graphics
content = [Amongst the numerous random graphics I've created, I decided to post a few them on this site. They were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
Misc Graphics]
post_id = 1241 title = My Clear Dash Kit date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1241 slug = art-design-update-5 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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On my old Corolla Project website, I had a how-to page describing the steps used to create my clear dash kit. An updated version of that was added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
My Clear Dash Kit (2002)
content = [On my old Corolla Project website, I had a how-to page describing the steps used to create my clear dash kit. An updated version of that was added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
My Clear Dash Kit (2002)]
I added to the art & design section a painting of Spider-Man that I completed and hung up in my office at Sony. Click on the image for details.
Spider-Man (painted in 2006)
content = [I added to the art & design section a painting of Spider-Man that I completed and hung up in my office at Sony. Click on the image for details.
Spider-Man (painted in 2006)]
post_id = 1230 title = Klaus Baudelaire date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1230 slug = art-design-update-4 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
content = [While watching the movie, Lemony Snicket’s: A Series of Unfortunate Events (2004), I decided to sketch out and watercolor the character Klaus Baudelaire, and added it to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
Klaus Baudelaire (painted in 2005)]
post_id = 1221 title = Britney and Lindsay date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1221 slug = art-design author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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Added to the art & design section are two image that explain why I never plan on drawing faces in oil paint again. In time, I will probably update them to faceless females. Click on the image for details.
Britney (painted in 2005)
Lindsay (painted in 2005)
content = [Added to the art & design section are two image that explain why I never plan on drawing faces in oil paint again. In time, I will probably update them to faceless females. Click on the image for details.
Britney (painted in 2005)
Lindsay (painted in 2005)]
post_id = 1219 title = Ali G date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1219 slug = art-design-update-3 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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For my second acrylic oil painting, I decided to draw my favorite Sacha Baron Cohen charater – Ali G. The item was added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
Ali G (painted 2005)
content = [For my second acrylic oil painting, I decided to draw my favorite Sacha Baron Cohen charater - Ali G. The item was added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
Ali G (painted 2005)]
post_id = 1216 title = Adrian Bumpers date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=1216 slug = art-design-update-2 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Uncategorized] tag_string = []
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I added my first real acrylic oil painting to the art & design section. It’s an image of my buddy, Adrian, falling over some boxes at Arby’s. Click on the image for details.
Adrian Bumpers (painted in 2004)
content = [I added my first real acrylic oil painting to the art & design section. It's an image of my buddy, Adrian, falling over some boxes at Arby's. Click on the image for details.
Adrian Bumpers (painted in 2004)]
I’ve created tons of artwork over the years and recently re-designed this site to include it. Below are 2 items added to the art & design section. Click on each image for details.
Snoop Dogg (painted in 1993)
Racer Needs Repair (painted in 1997)
content = [I've created tons of artwork over the years and recently re-designed this site to include it. Below are 2 items added to the art & design section. Click on each image for details.
Snoop Dogg (painted in 1993)
Racer Needs Repair (painted in 1997)]
I found the perfect song and re-did my Halloween video from a few years back.
[YOUTUBE post=4552]
The video was added to the [LINK cat=video] section. Click on the image above for more details.
content = [I found the perfect song and re-did my Halloween video from a few years back.
[YOUTUBE post=4552]
The video was added to the [LINK cat=video] section. Click on the image above for more details.]
PLEASE NOTE: The High Def downloadable version is the rendered 1080 HDV M2T file. Save the file to your computer and delete the .zip extenstion for playback.
Due to YouTube’s music copyright crack down, this video sat offline for over a year, until I finally came across the perfect tune to use for this re-master. I imported the old project into Sony Vegas Pro 10 (64-bit), and re-ordered a few of the raw M2T HDV files, while also deleting a bit, too. The opening credits and subtitles where all changed.
The original footage was recorded with a Canon HV10 on HDV with a native resolution of 1440×1080 (16×9) at 30 fps, interlaced. The footage remains 1080 HDV, but was converted to 30 fps, progressive.
content = [Every year, Mareanne hosts a Halloween party and I decided to grab my video camera and record everything I saw.
MEDIA: 1080i30 HDV | DATE: 10-27-2007 | View directly via Youtube & Vimeo or download in HD:
PLEASE NOTE: The High Def downloadable version is the rendered 1080 HDV M2T file. Save the file to your computer and delete the .zip extenstion for playback.
POST PRODUCTION
Due to YouTube's music copyright crack down, this video sat offline for over a year, until I finally came across the perfect tune to use for this re-master. I imported the old project into Sony Vegas Pro 10 (64-bit), and re-ordered a few of the raw M2T HDV files, while also deleting a bit, too. The opening credits and subtitles where all changed.
The original footage was recorded with a Canon HV10 on HDV with a native resolution of 1440x1080 (16x9) at 30 fps, interlaced. The footage remains 1080 HDV, but was converted to 30 fps, progressive.]
post_id = 3731 title = 2011-07-28 brought down running at the doll hut date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=3731 slug = 2011-07-28-brought-down-running-at-the-doll-hut author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [2011] tag_string = []
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post_id = 3730 title = 2011-07-16 rad dudes birthday party date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=3730 slug = 2011-07-16-rad-dudes-birthday-party author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [2011] tag_string = []
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post_id = 3728 title = 2011-07-02 new way on at red, white & brewfest date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=3728 slug = 2011-07-02-red-white-brewfest author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [2011] tag_string = []
I found it a bit difficult to understand (read below) the exact wiring directions that came with my PAC Steering Wheel controller (SWI-PS for 2007 Scion TC), so I decided to diagram the exact connection for anyone else searching for a simple how-to method.
Along with a product video found on YouTube, here are the directions found on the manufacture’s website, if needed:
PAC SWI-PS for Scion TC 2007
1. Quick description before we start wiring the SWI-PS.
The SWI-PS’s wire color we are going to use is White. This is the White wire on the SWI-PS, not the vehicle!
The other wires on the SWI-PS, green, yellow, orange and blue wires are not used for your Scion tC.
This leaves you with a Red, Black and two loop wires. These wires will be discussed down below.
2. (picture not attached)
3. Connecting the SWI-PS’s steering wheel control input wire to vehicle plug.
Read the note in the chart below.
Note #2
Connect pin 6 wire to ground. Connect pin 7 to the INTERFACE’s White wire. Connect one end of a 560 ohm resistor to pin 8,
then connect the other end of the resistor to the INTERFACE’s white wire. So basically you will have two wires,
one with a resistor in series, connected to the INTERFACE’s White wire.
4. Connecting power and ground wires.
Black wire: Connect the SWI-PS’s black wire to chassis ground. This is usually a black wire on the aftermarket wire kit.
Red wire: Connect the SWI-PS’s red wire to a switched +12volt wire. This is usually a red wire on the aftermarket wire kit.
5. Instructions for cutting or not cutting loop wires.
Step A: The purple loop wire does not need to be cut. (unless stated different previously)
Step B: The brown loop wire does not need to be cut. (unless stated different previously)
6. Programming the SWI-PS with a version number.
The SWI-PS has to be programmed for version # 8.
#1. Press and hold the Program Button on the SWI-PS while turning on the vehicle to the accessory position. The LED will turn on.
#2. Release the Program Button and the LED will turn off.
#3. Press the Program Button 8 times. Each time you press and release the Program Button, the LED will turn on and off.
Once you press the Program Button 8 times, wait or 3 seconds. The LED will flash eight times indicating
it is programmed for version 8. If it flashes the wrong version number, you will have to start all over
at step 1 above in this section. Turn the key off.
#4. Once you have programmed the correct version number, you will not have to do these steps again. If you need to reprogram the steering wheel control, you can go directly to the next section.
7. Programming the SWI-PS to learn steering wheel control functions.
#1. Turn the key to the accessory position (you do not need to hold the Program Button at this time). The LED will flash 8 times. This indicates it is programmed for version 8.
#2. Press the Program Button until the LED turns on, then release the button (This will erase all previous learned steering wheel control functions).
The SWI-PS is now ready to learn a command from the steering wheel.
#3. The SWI-PS must be programmed in the specific order shown in the chart below. If a function is not needed, it may be skipped.
Programming order for SWI-PS N/A
1 Volume Up
2 Volume Down
3 Mute
4 Track Up/ Seek Up
5 Track Down/ Seek Down
6 Source
7 Preset Up/ Disc Up
8 Preset Down/ Disc Down
9 Band
New functions added for Pioneer
10 Phone Status, Rev. 1.6.7
11 Answer Call, Rev. 1.6.7
12 End Call, Rev. 1.6.7
13 Voice Recognition, Rev. 1.6.8
4. With the LED on, press your steering wheel button until the light goes out and hold for one second more.
5. Release and the LED should come back on. If it does not please double check all connections and verify for correct version programming.
6. Repeat step 4 and 5 to program additional steering wheel buttons in the order corresponding to the chart above for your SWI interface.
7. If you come across a command in the chart that your steering wheel does not have, or you do not want to program, press the Program Button on the side of the SWI interface.
8. The LED will flash once rapidly and then stay on confirming that you have successfully skipped that command and are ready for the next button.
9. When you are done programming all the buttons, wait for about 7 seconds. The LED will flash 3 times indicating it is done programming. The LED will then flash 8 times indicating the version number.
8. Testing the SWI-PS.
#1. Connect the plug to back of radio’s steering wheel input jack or harness.
#2. With the vehicle on, press a steering wheel button to control the stereo. The SWI-PS should control the aftermarket stereo
with the function you taught it. Test all other buttons.
#3. If the interface does not control the radio as the steering wheel indicates, the buttons were either pressed in the wrong order
or a step was not skipped properly. Return to category 7 and reprogram.
#4. Make sure all unused wires are isolated separately.
#5. After all commands are verified to work properly, secure the SWI interface so that tension will not pull either
of the connectors loose or apart.
I found it a bit difficult to understand (read below) the exact wiring directions that came with my PAC Steering Wheel controller (SWI-PS for 2007 Scion TC), so I decided to diagram the exact connection for anyone else searching for a simple how-to method.
Along with a product video found on YouTube, here are the directions found on the manufacture’s website, if needed:
PAC SWI-PS for Scion TC 2007
1. Quick description before we start wiring the SWI-PS.
The SWI-PS’s wire color we are going to use is White. This is the White wire on the SWI-PS, not the vehicle!
The other wires on the SWI-PS, green, yellow, orange and blue wires are not used for your Scion tC.
This leaves you with a Red, Black and two loop wires. These wires will be discussed down below.
2. (picture not attached)
3. Connecting the SWI-PS’s steering wheel control input wire to vehicle plug.
Read the note in the chart below.
Note #2
Connect pin 6 wire to ground. Connect pin 7 to the INTERFACE’s White wire. Connect one end of a 560 ohm resistor to pin 8,
then connect the other end of the resistor to the INTERFACE’s white wire. So basically you will have two wires,
one with a resistor in series, connected to the INTERFACE’s White wire.
4. Connecting power and ground wires.
Black wire: Connect the SWI-PS’s black wire to chassis ground. This is usually a black wire on the aftermarket wire kit.
Red wire: Connect the SWI-PS’s red wire to a switched +12volt wire. This is usually a red wire on the aftermarket wire kit.
5. Instructions for cutting or not cutting loop wires.
Step A: The purple loop wire does not need to be cut. (unless stated different previously)
Step B: The brown loop wire does not need to be cut. (unless stated different previously)
6. Programming the SWI-PS with a version number.
The SWI-PS has to be programmed for version # 8.
#1. Press and hold the Program Button on the SWI-PS while turning on the vehicle to the accessory position. The LED will turn on.
#2. Release the Program Button and the LED will turn off.
#3. Press the Program Button 8 times. Each time you press and release the Program Button, the LED will turn on and off.
Once you press the Program Button 8 times, wait or 3 seconds. The LED will flash eight times indicating
it is programmed for version 8. If it flashes the wrong version number, you will have to start all over
at step 1 above in this section. Turn the key off.
#4. Once you have programmed the correct version number, you will not have to do these steps again. If you need to reprogram the steering wheel control, you can go directly to the next section.
7. Programming the SWI-PS to learn steering wheel control functions.
#1. Turn the key to the accessory position (you do not need to hold the Program Button at this time). The LED will flash 8 times. This indicates it is programmed for version 8.
#2. Press the Program Button until the LED turns on, then release the button (This will erase all previous learned steering wheel control functions).
The SWI-PS is now ready to learn a command from the steering wheel.
#3. The SWI-PS must be programmed in the specific order shown in the chart below. If a function is not needed, it may be skipped.
Programming order for SWI-PS N/A
1 Volume Up
2 Volume Down
3 Mute
4 Track Up/ Seek Up
5 Track Down/ Seek Down
6 Source
7 Preset Up/ Disc Up
8 Preset Down/ Disc Down
9 Band
New functions added for Pioneer
10 Phone Status, Rev. 1.6.7
11 Answer Call, Rev. 1.6.7
12 End Call, Rev. 1.6.7
13 Voice Recognition, Rev. 1.6.8
4. With the LED on, press your steering wheel button until the light goes out and hold for one second more.
5. Release and the LED should come back on. If it does not please double check all connections and verify for correct version programming.
6. Repeat step 4 and 5 to program additional steering wheel buttons in the order corresponding to the chart above for your SWI interface.
7. If you come across a command in the chart that your steering wheel does not have, or you do not want to program, press the Program Button on the side of the SWI interface.
8. The LED will flash once rapidly and then stay on confirming that you have successfully skipped that command and are ready for the next button.
9. When you are done programming all the buttons, wait for about 7 seconds. The LED will flash 3 times indicating it is done programming. The LED will then flash 8 times indicating the version number.
8. Testing the SWI-PS.
#1. Connect the plug to back of radio’s steering wheel input jack or harness.
#2. With the vehicle on, press a steering wheel button to control the stereo. The SWI-PS should control the aftermarket stereo
with the function you taught it. Test all other buttons.
#3. If the interface does not control the radio as the steering wheel indicates, the buttons were either pressed in the wrong order
or a step was not skipped properly. Return to category 7 and reprogram.
#4. Make sure all unused wires are isolated separately.
#5. After all commands are verified to work properly, secure the SWI interface so that tension will not pull either
of the connectors loose or apart.
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I found it a bit difficult to understand (read below) the exact wiring directions that came with my PAC Steering Wheel controller (SWI-PS for 2007 Scion TC), so I decided to diagram the exact connection for anyone else searching for a simple how-to method.
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Along with a product video found on YouTube, here are the directions found on the manufacture's website, if needed:
PAC SWI-PS for Scion TC 2007
1. Quick description before we start wiring the SWI-PS.
The SWI-PS's wire color we are going to use is White. This is the White wire on the SWI-PS, not the vehicle!
The other wires on the SWI-PS, green, yellow, orange and blue wires are not used for your Scion tC.
This leaves you with a Red, Black and two loop wires. These wires will be discussed down below.
2. (picture not attached)
3. Connecting the SWI-PS's steering wheel control input wire to vehicle plug.
Read the note in the chart below.
Note #2
Connect pin 6 wire to ground. Connect pin 7 to the INTERFACE's White wire. Connect one end of a 560 ohm resistor to pin 8,
then connect the other end of the resistor to the INTERFACE's white wire. So basically you will have two wires,
one with a resistor in series, connected to the INTERFACE's White wire.
4. Connecting power and ground wires.
Black wire: Connect the SWI-PS's black wire to chassis ground. This is usually a black wire on the aftermarket wire kit.
Red wire: Connect the SWI-PS's red wire to a switched +12volt wire. This is usually a red wire on the aftermarket wire kit.
5. Instructions for cutting or not cutting loop wires.
Step A: The purple loop wire does not need to be cut. (unless stated different previously)
Step B: The brown loop wire does not need to be cut. (unless stated different previously)
6. Programming the SWI-PS with a version number.
The SWI-PS has to be programmed for version # 8.
#1. Press and hold the Program Button on the SWI-PS while turning on the vehicle to the accessory position. The LED will turn on.
#2. Release the Program Button and the LED will turn off.
#3. Press the Program Button 8 times. Each time you press and release the Program Button, the LED will turn on and off.
Once you press the Program Button 8 times, wait or 3 seconds. The LED will flash eight times indicating
it is programmed for version 8. If it flashes the wrong version number, you will have to start all over
at step 1 above in this section. Turn the key off.
#4. Once you have programmed the correct version number, you will not have to do these steps again. If you need to reprogram the steering wheel control, you can go directly to the next section.
7. Programming the SWI-PS to learn steering wheel control functions.
#1. Turn the key to the accessory position (you do not need to hold the Program Button at this time). The LED will flash 8 times. This indicates it is programmed for version 8.
#2. Press the Program Button until the LED turns on, then release the button (This will erase all previous learned steering wheel control functions).
The SWI-PS is now ready to learn a command from the steering wheel.
#3. The SWI-PS must be programmed in the specific order shown in the chart below. If a function is not needed, it may be skipped.
Programming order for SWI-PS N/A
1 Volume Up
2 Volume Down
3 Mute
4 Track Up/ Seek Up
5 Track Down/ Seek Down
6 Source
7 Preset Up/ Disc Up
8 Preset Down/ Disc Down
9 Band
New functions added for Pioneer
10 Phone Status, Rev. 1.6.7
11 Answer Call, Rev. 1.6.7
12 End Call, Rev. 1.6.7
13 Voice Recognition, Rev. 1.6.8
4. With the LED on, press your steering wheel button until the light goes out and hold for one second more.
5. Release and the LED should come back on. If it does not please double check all connections and verify for correct version programming.
6. Repeat step 4 and 5 to program additional steering wheel buttons in the order corresponding to the chart above for your SWI interface.
7. If you come across a command in the chart that your steering wheel does not have, or you do not want to program, press the Program Button on the side of the SWI interface.
8. The LED will flash once rapidly and then stay on confirming that you have successfully skipped that command and are ready for the next button.
9. When you are done programming all the buttons, wait for about 7 seconds. The LED will flash 3 times indicating it is done programming. The LED will then flash 8 times indicating the version number.
8. Testing the SWI-PS.
#1. Connect the plug to back of radio's steering wheel input jack or harness.
#2. With the vehicle on, press a steering wheel button to control the stereo. The SWI-PS should control the aftermarket stereo
with the function you taught it. Test all other buttons.
#3. If the interface does not control the radio as the steering wheel indicates, the buttons were either pressed in the wrong order
or a step was not skipped properly. Return to category 7 and reprogram.
#4. Make sure all unused wires are isolated separately.
#5. After all commands are verified to work properly, secure the SWI interface so that tension will not pull either
of the connectors loose or apart.
9. That's it! Enjoy!
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I found it a bit difficult to understand (read below) the exact wiring directions that came with my PAC Steering Wheel controller (SWI-PS for 2007 Scion TC), so I decided to diagram the exact connection for anyone else searching for a simple how-to method.
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Along with a product video found on YouTube, here are the directions found on the manufacture's website, if needed:
PAC SWI-PS for Scion TC 2007
1. Quick description before we start wiring the SWI-PS.
The SWI-PS's wire color we are going to use is White. This is the White wire on the SWI-PS, not the vehicle!
The other wires on the SWI-PS, green, yellow, orange and blue wires are not used for your Scion tC.
This leaves you with a Red, Black and two loop wires. These wires will be discussed down below.
2. (picture not attached)
3. Connecting the SWI-PS's steering wheel control input wire to vehicle plug.
Read the note in the chart below.
Note #2
Connect pin 6 wire to ground. Connect pin 7 to the INTERFACE's White wire. Connect one end of a 560 ohm resistor to pin 8,
then connect the other end of the resistor to the INTERFACE's white wire. So basically you will have two wires,
one with a resistor in series, connected to the INTERFACE's White wire.
4. Connecting power and ground wires.
Black wire: Connect the SWI-PS's black wire to chassis ground. This is usually a black wire on the aftermarket wire kit.
Red wire: Connect the SWI-PS's red wire to a switched +12volt wire. This is usually a red wire on the aftermarket wire kit.
5. Instructions for cutting or not cutting loop wires.
Step A: The purple loop wire does not need to be cut. (unless stated different previously)
Step B: The brown loop wire does not need to be cut. (unless stated different previously)
6. Programming the SWI-PS with a version number.
The SWI-PS has to be programmed for version # 8.
#1. Press and hold the Program Button on the SWI-PS while turning on the vehicle to the accessory position. The LED will turn on.
#2. Release the Program Button and the LED will turn off.
#3. Press the Program Button 8 times. Each time you press and release the Program Button, the LED will turn on and off.
Once you press the Program Button 8 times, wait or 3 seconds. The LED will flash eight times indicating
it is programmed for version 8. If it flashes the wrong version number, you will have to start all over
at step 1 above in this section. Turn the key off.
#4. Once you have programmed the correct version number, you will not have to do these steps again. If you need to reprogram the steering wheel control, you can go directly to the next section.
7. Programming the SWI-PS to learn steering wheel control functions.
#1. Turn the key to the accessory position (you do not need to hold the Program Button at this time). The LED will flash 8 times. This indicates it is programmed for version 8.
#2. Press the Program Button until the LED turns on, then release the button (This will erase all previous learned steering wheel control functions).
The SWI-PS is now ready to learn a command from the steering wheel.
#3. The SWI-PS must be programmed in the specific order shown in the chart below. If a function is not needed, it may be skipped.
Programming order for SWI-PS N/A
1 Volume Up
2 Volume Down
3 Mute
4 Track Up/ Seek Up
5 Track Down/ Seek Down
6 Source
7 Preset Up/ Disc Up
8 Preset Down/ Disc Down
9 Band
New functions added for Pioneer
10 Phone Status, Rev. 1.6.7
11 Answer Call, Rev. 1.6.7
12 End Call, Rev. 1.6.7
13 Voice Recognition, Rev. 1.6.8
4. With the LED on, press your steering wheel button until the light goes out and hold for one second more.
5. Release and the LED should come back on. If it does not please double check all connections and verify for correct version programming.
6. Repeat step 4 and 5 to program additional steering wheel buttons in the order corresponding to the chart above for your SWI interface.
7. If you come across a command in the chart that your steering wheel does not have, or you do not want to program, press the Program Button on the side of the SWI interface.
8. The LED will flash once rapidly and then stay on confirming that you have successfully skipped that command and are ready for the next button.
9. When you are done programming all the buttons, wait for about 7 seconds. The LED will flash 3 times indicating it is done programming. The LED will then flash 8 times indicating the version number.
8. Testing the SWI-PS.
#1. Connect the plug to back of radio's steering wheel input jack or harness.
#2. With the vehicle on, press a steering wheel button to control the stereo. The SWI-PS should control the aftermarket stereo
with the function you taught it. Test all other buttons.
#3. If the interface does not control the radio as the steering wheel indicates, the buttons were either pressed in the wrong order
or a step was not skipped properly. Return to category 7 and reprogram.
#4. Make sure all unused wires are isolated separately.
#5. After all commands are verified to work properly, secure the SWI interface so that tension will not pull either
of the connectors loose or apart.
9. That's it! Enjoy!
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Added to the art & design section are two posts showcasing some of the numerous image used on both of my old websites: this Brasscoe site, and Tramstop (our Disneyland Parking Lot Website). Click on each image for details.
Brasscoe Studios
Tramstop
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Tramstop]
I used to add seasonal pictures to my email signatures, especially during the holidays. A few examples were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
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Just like my other how-to page, I added to the art & design section a post describing the steps I took when making my custom coil-over setup. Click on the image for details.
My Custom Coil-Over Suspension (2002)
content = [Just like my other how-to page, I added to the art & design section a post describing the steps I took when making my custom coil-over setup. Click on the image for details.
My Custom Coil-Over Suspension (2002)]
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Back in the days of MySpace, I used to post image comments for people’s birthday and an occasional seasonal greeting. I added a couple to the art & design section. Click on each image for details.
Happy Birthday
Happy Halloween
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Happy Birthday
Happy Halloween]
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I began writing a feature-length film back in 1995, which has changed titles and test-promotional artwork over the years. The various versions were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
content = [I began writing a feature-length film back in 1995, which has changed titles and test-promotional artwork over the years. The various versions were added to the art & design section. Click on the image for details.
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post_id = 5083 title = Space Road Trip date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=5083 slug = 5083 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [Digital Artwork] tag_string = []
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During the road trip back, I drew this on my laptop using Adobe Photoshop.
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post_id = 3265 title = Short Circuit: Johnny 5 date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=3265 slug = 3265 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [I Made That] tag_string = []
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I have always been a fan of Legos, and over time, I found myself creating stuff not mentioned in the instructional manuals. Plus, I like robots. Around the time of Short Circuit, I decided to create a 2-foot tall version of my favorite character Johnny 5.
I found some scanned image that showed off my creation:
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My image with the robot also made it onto rad-dudes.com's facebook page:
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I drew this image in Photoshop (9-03-09) and placed it on my US Television Station notice about our studio closure on Monday – Labor Day. Also, I did it in 15 minutes!
I drew this image in Photoshop (9-03-09) and placed it on my US Television Station notice about our studio closure on Monday – Labor Day. Also, I did it in 15 minutes!
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Here are some items I created for old websites… mine and my friends:
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My original Toyota Camry Fix Up website.
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Same site, redone.
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This is one of the first incarnations of the Brasscoe website.
FRIEND’S WEBSITES:
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My friend liked Beastie Boys, so I made a homepage with that theme (see bottom image in sequence).
In 2010, I created this simple header for Erick’s website.
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My original Toyota Camry Fix Up website.
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Same site, redone.
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This is one of the first incarnations of the Brasscoe website.
FRIEND'S WEBSITES:
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My friend liked Beastie Boys, so I made a homepage with that theme (see bottom image in sequence).
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In 2010, I created this simple header for Erick's website.]
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I took some regular digital image and made old photographs out of them:
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I drew this image in Photoshop (6-30-09) with a right-handed mouse. Keep in mind, I am left-handed! It was then added to my 4th of July Company Closure Notice and sent out to U.S. television stations.
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post_id = 3268 title = Corrupt date = 2024 permalink = https://brasscoestudios.com/?p=3268 slug = 3268 author = chriscoe comments = 0 category_string = [I Made That] tag_string = []
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Years ago, I worked at the Boys and Girls Club of BP, and was able to make things out of wood. Among them, I made my high school nickname: Corrupt C. Yes, it was a take on Kurupt from Tha Dogg Pound.
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I love my gangsta-rap!
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In Jr. High, I created this little dinosaur in art class. It has taken a beating over the years, so I decided to photograph it before it ultimately crumbles with age.
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Years ago, while working at the Boys and Girls Club of Buena Park and the kids were making shapes out of wood, I decided to create a Lowrider truck. Over time, it may have lost it’s wheels, but it still has the huge speaker box. Pump that bass!
[ click here to see all 73 image of this lowrider truck ]
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As a fan of the movie, No Country for Old Men, I decided to dress like Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem), the psychopathic killer on Halloween, and made myself the gun from the movie as my prop.
Below is a step-by-step guide on what I did:
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I bought a toy gun.
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Cut out spacers from card board.
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Create an inner structure.
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Lay it down on thick poster board.
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Rolled it around the spacers.
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[ More image of this process can be seen here and also the party I used it at here ]
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Below is a step-by-step guide on what I did:
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I bought a toy gun.
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Cut out spacers from card board.
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Create an inner structure.
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Lay it down on thick poster board.
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Rolled it around the spacers.
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I began to prep the front.
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Taped up the inside for support.
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The back was closed up, leaving a notch for the gun.
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I sealed up the front.
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The back is sealed up.
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Covered the item with foil.
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[ More image of this process can be seen here and also the party I used it at here ]]
Around the time I was working at Disneyland (1998), I made a little website showcasing some of the pictures that were taken then. The image collection grew to include the original parking lot, construction of California Adventure, the day our Harbor Blvd. Disneyland sign came down, and a night the few of us walked the rides.
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Around the time I was working at Disneyland (1998), I made a little website showcasing some of the pictures that were taken then. The image collection grew to include the original parking lot, construction of California Adventure, the day our Harbor Blvd. Disneyland sign came down, and a night the few of us walked the rides.]
Some of our original websites were hosted for free on GeoCities and were created with Aol Press. Yes, it was pretty simple and plain (2000-10-26).
A while later, I learned how to make a bit more clean and polished website (2002-07-21).
As I got better at working with HTML, I made the switch over to Adobe GoLive and changed up my website’s design (2005-02-01).
This was the pictures page (2005-02-01) and the old Archive page (2005-02-01).
To make the actual gallery pages, I used a self-modified JAlbum program to create my image thumbnails and galleries, while also still having it match my website’s design (2005-01-18).
After getting comfortable with GoLive’s template features, I was able to build my sites in pieces, which would let me make one change, and have that change appear on all pages. This new design followed the last, which was a bit more streamlined in each section (2006-04-06).
The archive page (2006-08-22):
For some time, I used a newly created website to showcase my artwork and paintings (2006-10-18).
The pictures page evolved little over time – screen shot one (2006-10-18) and two (006-11-27):
Undergoing a whole new re-design, I made all the updates display on the main page (2007-04-13). The about page (2007-04-13).
I modified the site’s look again (2007-04-25).
The main news and updates page (2007-04-25). About Brasscoe Studios (2007-04-19).
Here are two movie pages created. One for a pending title (2007-06-08) and a quick short I did while in Newport Beach (2007-06-11).
The index page changed a few times – The bloody one (2007-04-21), followed by a simpler one (2007-06-24).
Once I made a simpler index page, I modified the main page. One had me with my video camera (2007-06-11), while the other was a reflection (2007-06-24).
I decided to change up the pictures page (2007-08-16).
Yet another total redesign: The index page (2008-01-28). I made a test main page (2008-01-28).
The main page finished (2008-03-13). The archive page (2008-01-28).
The movies page (2008-03-13). And an individual movie page (2008-03-13).
I finally converted my entire website into a modified blog (both image dated 2009-11-02).
The movie pages (both image dated 2009-11-02).
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Some of our original websites were hosted for free on GeoCities and were created with Aol Press. Yes, it was pretty simple and plain (2000-10-26).
A while later, I learned how to make a bit more clean and polished website (2002-07-21).
As I got better at working with HTML, I made the switch over to Adobe GoLive and changed up my website's design (2005-02-01).
This was the pictures page (2005-02-01) and the old Archive page (2005-02-01).
To make the actual gallery pages, I used a self-modified JAlbum program to create my image thumbnails and galleries, while also still having it match my website's design (2005-01-18).
After getting comfortable with GoLive's template features, I was able to build my sites in pieces, which would let me make one change, and have that change appear on all pages. This new design followed the last, which was a bit more streamlined in each section (2006-04-06).
The archive page (2006-08-22):
For some time, I used a newly created website to showcase my artwork and paintings (2006-10-18).
The pictures page evolved little over time - screen shot one (2006-10-18) and two (006-11-27):
Undergoing a whole new re-design, I made all the updates display on the main page (2007-04-13). The about page (2007-04-13).
I modified the site's look again (2007-04-25).
The main news and updates page (2007-04-25). About Brasscoe Studios (2007-04-19).
Here are two movie pages created. One for a pending title (2007-06-08) and a quick short I did while in Newport Beach (2007-06-11).
The index page changed a few times - The bloody one (2007-04-21), followed by a simpler one (2007-06-24).
Once I made a simpler index page, I modified the main page. One had me with my video camera (2007-06-11), while the other was a reflection (2007-06-24).
I decided to change up the pictures page (2007-08-16).
Yet another total redesign: The index page (2008-01-28). I made a test main page (2008-01-28).
The main page finished (2008-03-13). The archive page (2008-01-28).
The movies page (2008-03-13). And an individual movie page (2008-03-13).
I finally converted my entire website into a modified blog (both image dated 2009-11-02).
Here is one I made for my pal Heather. She hated it!
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2006-10-23 Halloween
2006-11-28 Christmas
2006-12-06 Christmas
2007-04-04 Good Friday
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2007-11-19 Thanksgiving
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Once Erick began to book gigs and perform the music he loved, he wanted to showcase his interests via his own website (1999). I initially helped with the design, and he took over with the updates and picture galleries.
Once Erick began to book gigs and perform the music he loved, he wanted to showcase his interests via his own website (1999). I initially helped with the design, and he took over with the updates and picture galleries.
Direct link to archived website: HERE]
The local bar in Fullerton California requested assistance when it came to designing their new website (2002). Erick and I teamed up to provide them with a simple, yet informative, site to spark interest.
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Index Page
Main Site Page
The local bar in Fullerton California requested assistance when it came to designing their new website (2002). Erick and I teamed up to provide them with a simple, yet informative, site to spark interest.
Direct link to website: HERE]
When I first bought my car, I wanted to create a website (2002) that displayed its ongoing upgrade from stock. When visiting the archived website, you can still visit the areas I created, but links to videos and full size image were removed.
When I first bought my car, I wanted to create a website (2002) that displayed its ongoing upgrade from stock. When visiting the archived website, you can still visit the areas I created, but links to videos and full size image were removed.
Direct link to website HERE]
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15. With the coil-overs installed, I was able to maintain a softer/smoother ride, 5.45 inches below the stock ride height, all without much sacrificing wheel travel.
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[ Watch the video I made showcasing my coil-over set up on YouTube ]
Above is quick overview of the process. Below is a step-by-step guide on what I did:
1. The stock springs sit on top of a very large perch.
2. When removed, each spring is a very wide and short (when compressed).
3. This is the stock macpherson strut, without spring.
4. Coil-overs can be used to re-adjust ride-height without the need to change springs.
5. Initially, I placed the coil-overs on top of the stock struts, but that only gave me 1 inch of wheel travel.
6. This was due to the fact that the spring-perch sits on top of the wheel.
7. My cousin and I began to remove the spring perch, in order to lower where the coil-over sits.
8. The stock strut, minus the perch.
9. With it removed, the coil-over sits dramatically lower.
10. Luckily they make 2.5 inch diameter springs, which just barely clear my 18x7.5 inch rims.
11. Here is a better view.
12. This is what the vehicle looked like when lowered over 5 inches in front, on stock wheels.
13. After some time, I decided to change my original pair of coil-over springs, for a softer & taller pair.
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14. The finished product.
15. With the coil-overs installed, I was able to maintain a softer/smoother ride, 5.45 inches below the stock ride height, all without much sacrificing wheel travel.
[ More image of my coil-over setup can be seen here: 8/21/01, 3/05/02, 8/23/02, and 3/30/04-10/25/04 ]
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Also, my Toyota Corolla was featured on the website below, among the image within the rotating list of side shots:
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A wrote a feature-length film back in 1995, which was originally titled What I’m After. Over the years of re-writes and updates, the title has changed with it:
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The next few items are from a marketing campaign idea, originating from this image:
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Painted May 2005
18″x24″ Watercolor on”Medium”
Drawing Paper : Un-Framed
While I was watching the DVD of “Lemony Snicket’s: A Series of Unfortunate Events,” I paused the portion of the test-footage while this kid, who played Klaus, sat in this big chair with his leg crossed. Within a few minutes I outlined the image I saw, finished the movie and extras, and completed the image that night. I used a permanent marker to outline it.
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Painted May 2005
18"x24" Watercolor on"Medium"
Drawing Paper : Un-Framed
While I was watching the DVD of "Lemony Snicket's: A Series of Unfortunate Events," I paused the portion of the test-footage while this kid, who played Klaus, sat in this big chair with his leg crossed. Within a few minutes I outlined the image I saw, finished the movie and extras, and completed the image that night. I used a permanent marker to outline it.
Painted in January 2005
24″x30″ Acrylic Oil on
Canvas Paper : Framed
I noticed this particular image while running across a website. It was one of the 1st image that I had planned on drawing in Acrylic. I think it’s a decent attempt. Even though the skin colors came out more neapolitan then I had hoped, it overall meshed well with the surrounding browns.
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Painted in January 2005
24"x30" Acrylic Oil on
Canvas Paper : Framed
I noticed this particular image while running across a website. It was one of the 1st image that I had planned on drawing in Acrylic. I think it's a decent attempt. Even though the skin colors came out more neapolitan then I had hoped, it overall meshed well with the surrounding browns.
Painted in Nov/Dec 2006
4ft.x3ft. Acrylic Oil on
Canvas: Framed
After getting to see a sneak preview of the Spider-Man 3 trailer (before it became public), I set out to draw an image showcasing the transitional period before Spider-Man becomes evil. I’m not a comic book reader, but it’s what it looked like from the trailer.
To do this painting, I used acrylic oil paint, and worked for about 10 hours total. I started it in November, laying out the background and character outline. A week later, I added the dark shading. It is signed and dated December 2006, and currently hanging in my office at Sony.
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Painted in Nov/Dec 2006
4ft.x3ft. Acrylic Oil on
Canvas: Framed
After getting to see a sneak preview of the Spider-Man 3 trailer (before it became public), I set out to draw an image showcasing the transitional period before Spider-Man becomes evil. I’m not a comic book reader, but it’s what it looked like from the trailer.
To do this painting, I used acrylic oil paint, and worked for about 10 hours total. I started it in November, laying out the background and character outline. A week later, I added the dark shading. It is signed and dated December 2006, and currently hanging in my office at Sony.
Our friend was brought to tears when her local Sharkeez in Hermosa Beach burned down. To rub it in, another friend asked me to create the above image, in order to send it over.
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An album cover(?).
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While on a Mexican cruise, my buddy and I took some drunk pictures before the Safety drill. This montage was edited for MySpace.
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New to photoshop, my friend and I created this zen-like image.
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For a friend's school project, I took an image from Independence Day and a pyramid, and made this album cover.
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This is the first image I made with a computer.
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In computer art class, we were asked to design an image for the Summer Olympics.
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For my Halloween Costume as a paparazzi, I created a press pass.
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While at an import auto show, I noticed a car with a semi-frosted instrument panel. About a month later, I saw an ad for the same items and was surprised that the were selling the pieces for about $200 each. I admit, I was a bit impressed with the look. I never really did prefer the glowing dash kits that were actually popular at the time.
Then one day, I decided to see if I can make something similar. Upon completion, I kept it as my dash for the next 5 years.
[ Watch the video I made showcasing my clear dash kit on YouTube ]
Below is a step-by-step guide on what I did:
1. The dash panel is surrounded by a piece of plastic.
2. Unscrew the top two areas. Then pull off the cover.
3. Once exposed, remove the two bottom screws.
4. Pull out the entire instrument cluster.
5. Unplug the four connectors holding it to the dash.
6. This will leave a hole in the dash.
7. This is the instrument panel as a whole.
8. You will need to pop off ONLY the black/white clips. Do not touch the clear/black clips!
9. Remove the cover piece.
10. The dash guages come as individual face plates.
11. After removing the guage needles, unscrew each item to be removed.
12. I chose to modify those four pieces.
13. Unplug the light bulbs that will be changed.
14. The main bulbs have a green cover.
15. For reference, I made notes on the cover (speed and rpm).
16. Scanned each guage item at high resolution and inverted the colors.
17. Printed each item onto color transparency, then laminated for glossiness.
18. This is the finished product.
19. On the rpm side, I removed the stock colors and safety info.
20. On the mph side, I removed the speed info located within the inner ring.
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While at an import auto show, I noticed a car with a semi-frosted instrument panel. About a month later, I saw an ad for the same items and was surprised that the were selling the pieces for about $200 each. I admit, I was a bit impressed with the look. I never really did prefer the glowing dash kits that were actually popular at the time.
Then one day, I decided to see if I can make something similar. Upon completion, I kept it as my dash for the next 5 years.
[ Watch the video I made showcasing my clear dash kit on YouTube ]
Below is a step-by-step guide on what I did:
1. The dash panel is surrounded by a piece of plastic.
2. Unscrew the top two areas. Then pull off the cover.
3. Once exposed, remove the two bottom screws.
4. Pull out the entire instrument cluster.
5. Unplug the four connectors holding it to the dash.
6. This will leave a hole in the dash.
7. This is the instrument panel as a whole.
8. You will need to pop off ONLY the black/white clips. Do not touch the clear/black clips!
9. Remove the cover piece.
10. The dash guages come as individual face plates.
11. After removing the guage needles, unscrew each item to be removed.
12. I chose to modify those four pieces.
13. Unplug the light bulbs that will be changed.
14. The main bulbs have a green cover.
15. For reference, I made notes on the cover (speed and rpm).
16. Scanned each guage item at high resolution and inverted the colors.
17. Printed each item onto color transparency, then laminated for glossiness.
18. This is the finished product.
19. On the rpm side, I removed the stock colors and safety info.
20. On the mph side, I removed the speed info located within the inner ring.
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Painted in 1993
10″x10″ Watercolor on
Thick Board : Un-Framed
I saw this image on the inside cover of Snoop Dogg’s “Doggystyle” album, and decided to submit it as my art project final. While everybody was drawing abstract image of flowers and shapes, I drew an image of the newest rap-artist propelled by the “gangsta-rap” era. My teacher didn’t know who he was, but allowed it. I bet you he knows now!
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Painted in 1993
10"x10" Watercolor on
Thick Board : Un-Framed
I saw this image on the inside cover of Snoop Dogg's "Doggystyle" album, and decided to submit it as my art project final. While everybody was drawing abstract image of flowers and shapes, I drew an image of the newest rap-artist propelled by the "gangsta-rap" era. My teacher didn't know who he was, but allowed it. I bet you he knows now!
Painted in 1997
20″x30″ Color Paint on
Thick Drawing Paper : Un-Framed
When the whole import car scene began to explode in 97, I was obsessed with drawing race car inspired image. I had to make a backwards template, splash it with color, and then transfer it to a piece of thick drawing paper. In art class, kids were drawing flowers and shapes. I drew race cars, and their drivers.
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Painted in 1997
20"x30" Color Paint on
Thick Drawing Paper : Un-Framed
When the whole import car scene began to explode in 97, I was obsessed with drawing race car inspired image. I had to make a backwards template, splash it with color, and then transfer it to a piece of thick drawing paper. In art class, kids were drawing flowers and shapes. I drew race cars, and their drivers.
Painted November 2004
16″x12″ Acrylic Oil on
Canvas Paper : Un-Framed
When I was working at a fast food place, my buddy and I were goofing off in the back area during my break. I pushed him back and he ended up falling over the mess we made.
[ More image of this art can be found here: 20042005 ]
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Painted November 2004
16"x12" Acrylic Oil on
Canvas Paper : Un-Framed
When I was working at a fast food place, my buddy and I were goofing off in the back area during my break. I pushed him back and he ended up falling over the mess we made.
[ More image of this art can be found here: 20042005 ]
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Painted January 2005
12″x16″ Acrylic Oil on
Canvas Paper : Un-Framed
Ali-G, who’s real name is Sacha Baron Cohen, is a well known British comic. This is the first “face drawing” I attempted to draw in Oils. Since I only had a starter set of colors, I did my best to get a full range of depth.
In Progress:
[ More image of this art can be found here: 20042005 ]
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Painted January 2005
12"x16" Acrylic Oil on
Canvas Paper : Un-Framed
Ali-G, who's real name is Sacha Baron Cohen, is a well known British comic. This is the first "face drawing" I attempted to draw in Oils. Since I only had a starter set of colors, I did my best to get a full range of depth.
In Progress:
[ More image of this art can be found here: 20042005 ]]
Painted January 2005
24″x30″ Acrylic Oil on
Canvas : Framed
I went out and bought a nice huge canvas and needed an image to draw. A pretty girl always works. I have never been good with faces, so this is my valiant attempt to draw one, nonetheless with oils.
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Painted January 2005
24"x30" Acrylic Oil on
Canvas : Framed
I went out and bought a nice huge canvas and needed an image to draw. A pretty girl always works. I have never been good with faces, so this is my valiant attempt to draw one, nonetheless with oils.
