Jeff

I'd like to meet:

Intelligent people that I can trust!

Visual Effects Geniuses:

1. Douglas Trumbull - special effects genius number one.

2. Dennis Muren - Sorry Dennis, but Douglas has more experience because of movies "2001", "The Andromeda Strain", and "Silent Running."

Directors:

Michael Mann , Tim Story (I) , Joss Whedon , and although I know this is impossible because of his work schedule, I would also like to meet Steven Spielberg . Yeah right, like that is going to happen.

There was a time when I wanted to meet George Lucas , but the Star Wars prequels changed that.

Actors:

The actors that I would like to meet in person are Harrison Ford , Kurt Russell , Jon Voight , Val Kilmer , and Bruce Willis .

Also if any Hollywood actor or actress publically supports our military, as far as I'm concerned, they are a friend of mine.

Below is a Warner Bros. “Looney Tunes” script that I created using the character “Foghorn Leghorn”.

Synopsis:
Foghorn Leghorn creates Chaos at an old McDonald’s drive-thru as he orders a hamburger.

Below is a Warner Bros. “Looney Tunes” script that I created using the characters “Daffy”, “Sylvester”, and “Elmer Fudd”.

Synopsis:
Daffy and Sylvester (used car salesmen) try to sell Elmer Fudd an environmental friendly car.

In memory of:

Dave Donnely, Jim Justise, Walter Wade, Juanita Wade, Jerry Goldsmith, Lori Chauvers, Billy Frank, and Nathan.

Special thanks to:

All the United States Armed Forces past, present, and future, Greta Vargus, Darla Bauchman, Zaida Alsina, Franciso Hernadez, Patti Flint, Steve Murphey, Ryan Killburn, Lenny Gilbert, Mihir, Wayne Holt, Tammey Turnbull, Summer Chauvers, Brittany Knapp, John Widden, Gail Widden, Tammy Cahoon.

Here are some Lightwave 8.0 models that I constructed.

The "E.A. Battleship" textures were created by "Pagrin" -- my artistic partner. Other works of Pagrin can be seen on his webpage at www.renderosity.com

Textures for the "E.A. Carrier" model were created by "CaptainMarlowe" -- my tutor. More of his work can be found at his website http://web.mac.com/captainmarlowe or his renderosity website: http://www.renderosity.com/homepage.php?page=3&userid=32 6167.

My goal is to create some space battles using my 3D models. The following video clips will provide you with an idea of what I'm trying to accomplish.

I've been doing some audio and music editing. Although they are not perfect these mp3s, which are list below, should give someone an idea of what I'm trying to do. Check them out if you dare, LOL.

I was a brief baseball fan at one time. It was way back when Nolan Ryan was pitching for the Texas Rangers. Yes, at that time, I actually had an American baseball player to cheer for. This was when I had the luxury of attending a Ranger baseball game. Now, after several union strikes as well as several interesting observations, I look at attending baseball games differently.

I don't get it any more. First, the fans drive to the game, which costs money. Second, they buy tickets, more money. Third, they buy food and sometimes programs, money. Then finally, they sit in a seat and do nothing for two to three hours.

If they're lucky, they won't have drunk fans above them spewing their foul language or fighting with one another while purposely farting, burping, or vomiting near their kids. If they're lucky, it won't rain. If they're lucky, their team will win. If they're lucky, they might get out of the parking lot without getting side swiped by a baseball fan who is driving drunk.

Yes, I just don't understand why people attend baseball games anymore, especially now days when sport fanatics are so rude and cude. Now, image your baseball team losing and sports fans burping, farting, sneezing, booing, vomiting, cussing, along with stormy weather and a jammed parkinglot full of drunken fools, and you will understand this following mp3 file, LOL.

I am currently learning the art of video editing. If you dare, check out my one minute version of Star Trek 2. You could say that Khan's wrath is too much for his ship, LOL.

Promising Independant Science Fiction movies:

http://www.maxneptune.com

http://www.starwreck.com

And, from the same people who brought you Star Wreck...

www.ironsky.net

www.trenchesonline.com

http://www.AllianceTheMovie.com

www.TheProdigymovie.com
On sale at WAL-MART on November 6th!!

Saturday Morning Cartoon Intros that I like:

TV series Intros that I like:

Star Trek and Star Wars Parodies that I like:

ARTISTIC 3D WORKS OF ART THAT I LIKE:

www.renderosity.com - This is a link to my Renderosity home page. Although I am not much of an artist, in terms to 2D or 3D graphics, I have bookmarked some awsome works of art from real artists. You might want to check them out. Believe me, they are worth your time.

WEBLINKS TO ARTISTIC 2D WORKS OF ART THAT I LIKE:

Jim Warren's Island Dreams
Jim Warren's Stairway
Jim Warren's Nature Helper
Jim Warren's Romantic Day
Jim Warren's Wild Spirit
Jim Warren's Together Again
Jim Warren's Nature Embrace
Jim Warren's Prince Mermaid
Jim Warren's Young Artist
Jim Warren's Mountain Beauty
Jim Warren's Living In
Jim Warren's Fine Challenge
Fine Wonderful World
Jim Warren's Fine Seven Hearts
Jim Warren's Fine If I Were
Jim Warren's Fine Pleasant Dreams
Jim Warren's Fine Seven Horses
Jim Warren's Four Seasons
Jim Warren's Beautiful Sadness
Jim Warren's Fine Home Sweet Home

Music:

I like everything except RAP. Heart, Genesis, Van Hallen, ZZ Top, Eddie Money, Journey, Rick Springfield, Night Ranger, Tears For Fears, Collective Soul, Bush, Pearl Jam, Lifehouse, Vertical Horizon, John Williams, Jerry Goldsmith, James Horner, Basil Polderous, Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Bizet.

Rock and Roll

Classical and Soundtracks

Enya

TV Themes

Movies:

Star Wars, Empire Strikes Back, Return of the Jedi, Star Trek - The Motion Picture, Star Trek 2 - The Wraith of Khan, Star Trek 3 - The Search for Spock, Superman, Alien, Aliens, Alien Resurrection, Terminator, Terminator 2 and 3.

Yes, I'm a science fiction freak

Television:

Star Trek, Get Smart, The Muppet Show, Battlestar Galactica, Voyagers, Sea Quest, Star Trek - The Next Generation, Star Trek - Deep Space Nine, The X-files, and X-men - The Animated Series, The Twilight Zone (50s & 80s), The Other Limits (50s & 2000s), Tales from the Darkside, Tales from the Crypt. Friday the 13th - the series

Books:

Star Wars - Wraith Squadron Star Wars - The Hutt Gambit Storm Front by Jim Butcher

Good books for writers who want to improve their craft:

Heroes:

Captain Kirk, Wolverine, Superman, Batman, Spiderman, Han Solo, Luke Skywalker and, in real life, anyone who thinks of someone else before themselves

It's all right to look out for number one (yourself), just don't step on number two (anyone else).