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This is another of the five required Super 8 films we had to make in Cinema 290 at USC. If you're not aware of Galatea, google her. Though technically rough (especially in this transfer) I'd hold its humor up against skits on SNL. It still makes me laugh anyway.

This was my most ambitious Super 8 film. It wryly depicts the life of a science fiction fan in the early 1970s, (before Luke Skywalker changed the universe) loosely based on the persona of a friend of mine. Visual effects techniques include: double exposures, front and rear projection, foreground miniatures, glass shots and more!

This was my first student film in the Cinema 290 production class at USC Cinema in 1975. Content and technique is actually fairly sophisticated for Super 8. It went over well with the professors. But I don't think it ever had a soundtrack. (That may have been a requirement of the course for the first film.) So I added a soundtrack that seems appropriate.

This glider ride was a birthday gift. Beautiful day for flying. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Cinemagique - A combination stage show and film presentation to depict the history of movies in Paris Disneyland. I was VFX supervisor. This is video of the last of 46,000 performances.

Ever since our Dad got a Super 8 movie camera in 1967 my siblings and I used it to amuse ourselves making silly little movies. In 1983 we were all grown up and moved away from home, but annually converged at the family homestead in Colorado Springs for Christmas vacation. MaxPaul Franklin, my film making mentor had long been subjected to our Super 8 madness. That year he told me why not make ou...

Please note that in this demo the restored image on the right was GENERATED ENTIRELY FROM the raw scan on the left, which was the best material available. Aproximately six weeks and over 240 hours of labor resulted in the version seen on the right in this demo. This film was originally photographed on 16mm Ektachrome Commercial film. (Yeah, crazy, I know). The master material for this restorati...

Behind the scenes for TNT miniseries MOSES.

This was part of the film's publicity campaign.

The whole family joins in to celebrate a milestone.

A sequence we did for this Hardy boys esque science mystery show. There is no CGI in this scene! It was all composited in camera on a motion controlled Oxberry animation stand.

Our heroes have to deal with a fearsome cockroach the size of a sofa. VFX Supervisor Tim Landry. Director Dean Cundey.

Demo Reel 2003

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TOMORROW SOCIETY PODCAST Ep 158 Tim Landry

Something Wicked Fantasy Film Festival Interviews Tim

LAS VEGAS FILM FESTIVAL Interview

Okotoks Film Festiva Interview

Tim Landry director of “Shoveling Pixie Dust A Memoir” for the SantaFeFilmFestival

TIM LANDRY SANTA FE FILM FESTIVAL RED CARPET INTERVIEW

FUNTOWN

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2003 Demo Rama

MATTE PAINTING REEL 03

Demo reel 2000

CPC Laser Reel 2

GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE: Shep Intro 1997