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Why Super Heroes Make Terrible Bosses

The Super Friends return, courtesy of Team Tiger Awesome, to prove their worth as- actually nevermind. They’re terrible.

Ever wonder why the Superfriends needed non powered, 12 year old sidekicks hanging around the Hall of Justice? No? Ok, I guess it’s just us.  Well, please share this with your friends anyway.

Animated by Alex Bernstein. Audio by Barry Neely. Special thanks to Mike Parker.

Voices by Dan O’Brien, J. Teddy Garces, and Courtney Kirkpatrick. 

 Click here for the first episode.

I’m always proud of these everyone knocks it out of the park. Fingers crossed we get greenlit for more!

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It’s okay… really…

This is one of my favorite sketches that we’ve done in awhile. Mostly because I love bloody faces.

teamtigerawesome:

cracked:

Brothers In Arms

A heartbreaking tale of war and death and family and we’re pretty sure we don’t know what “heartbreaking” means.

(From the powers of Team Tiger Awesome.)

Hey friends, Check out our latest sketch we did with Cracked.com, just in time for the Holiday.  Matt Wyatt did a fantastic job guest directing this.  James Codeglia shot the hell out of this and he also did the VFX.  Special thanks to Phil Dennison for the Color Correction and Elliot Barker for all areas sound.  

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This needed to be posted again because sometimes I think about how damn funny Ron Babcock is as he tries to drown me in this.  Also it has some sweet-ass Brad Conlin animation in it that makes me check my sanity.

This is an especially amazing timelapse of the galaxy passing around us.

This video summed up everything that was great about being a kid and running around crazy in the neighborhood but animating it really makes me cringe as an adult and leaves me in a really weird place because it’s a really cool video but it invokes a weird generational divide within myself of both approval and unapproval.

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I love this! like kind of alot!

scottgairdner:

This is really excellent. That shot of them leaving the castle is so kick-ass, it feels too cool to have happened in real life. And lifting the sword!!

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bradc:

attentiondoozers:

Here’s the video that I directed and DigiSynd produced for the opening of Star Tours at Disneyland.  

A fantastic group of incredibly talented people made this video possible, and I am extremely proud of them and grateful to have been able work with them / be part of this project.

Cinematography, editing and visual effects by James Codeglia.  Visual effects and assistant direction by Dave Codeglia.  Camera assistance, expert focus-pulling and production support by Brad Conlin.  Music composed by Alfred Montejano.  End titles by Whit Scheidegger.  Assistant direction and production support by Zadi Diaz.  Disneyland management and production support by Thomas Wadsworth.       

I had such a great time on this shoot. It’s nice to be able to say, “…like that time that we shot Vader in Haunted Mansion.”

Remember when Matt directed Darth Vader? At DISNEYLAND?! This was that time. 

Also, when Vader has that Mickey Mouse balloon… fantastic.