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After Earth GFX Reel
Cheers to Matt Law for putting together this awesome GFX and UI Reel for After Earth. source
I had the honor and privilege of collaborating with great compositors and motion designers while working on post production for the After Earth movie. Matt Law put together an excellent GFX Reel highlighting the soft and clean treatment of the UI for the movie After Earth. The project involved 2D/3D composting combined with motion graphics for a distinct and unique look. Thanks again to Matt, not only for putting together this great reel, but for all the long hours, laughs, and tears along the way.
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Hendrix … what a dog!
This weekend I had the opportunity to photograph Hendrix. He is an eight year old boy that still maintains all the excitement from his youth. With every snap of the shutter release, Hendrix's curiosity peaks. It was quite an amusing photo shoot. Click on the photo to see more photos via Facebook.
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"Light Ring Portraits" made it to the Atomic Fiction Blog! Click on the photo above to check it out and all of the other cool things going on at Atomic Fiction.
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Light Ring Portraits!
Check out the following portraits shot with a "build your own" Light Ring. Then, click here to see the behind the scenes setup for the process on how it was made. Enjoy!
Click here to see the behind the scenes setup for the Light Ring Portraits!
Enjoy, -Jay
Light Ring Setup (Easy to Make!)
Interested in a little variation on your normal portrait photography? Well, here is cost effective (just under $50) way to make a ring of lights to customize the look of highlights in your shots. What makes this lighting solution unique is the ability to quickly turn lights on/off with a tap of a light to alter the look of the light on your subject.
Curious how this all came about? There are a whole bunch of light rings and beauty dishes on the market, some at a good price. Most of the inexpensive ones leave little room for modification. I knew I wanted to make a light ring, but not sure what items would be best to construct it. While shopping at target, I was looking for a light to put in my apartment's dimly lit bathroom. (Shaving has been a challenge these days…) I came across some tap lights and suddenly thought this could be used to build a light ring. I ended up leaving the store with a cart full of them. Then I made a quick run over to Michael's Arts and Crafts to get a couple wreaths as an armature for the light setup. The check out guy asked if I was into making wreaths, and I sadly had to disappoint…
Ok, on to the setup. Here are the supplies you will need listed below.
- Energizer Tap Light 2 Pak – $6.89 (x4)
- Batteries 24 Pak – $10.89
- Box Wreath Frame $2.99 (x2)
- Duct Tape $3.74
Total Cost: $48.17
The first pass at the design was simple (as it should be!) I wanted to test out the effectiveness of the lights and if the angle of the lights need altering for the best results.
After some test shots, I felt the lighting setup would be benefit from angling them in towards the subject's face. To do this, I altered a metal (wreath) ring to make the slope necessary for mounting the lights. Duct tape was used to hold everything together. The rigidity of the compressed cardboard ring made a solid shape for the metal ring. Otherwise it would have been quite flimsy.
This close up shot shows the approximate angle of the light inward toward the center of the ring. It is probably about 10-20 degrees. Also, the duct tape makes a good place for attaching the lights to the angled surface.
That is basically the setup for the light ring. Not too bad! What makes this setup uniques is it's ease in customization. It is easy to change the lighting design. I have provided some examples towards the end of the post. Here is the equipment used for the photo booth session.
Photography Equipment Used:
- Nikon D300
- Nikkor 60mm Micro 2.8
- Flash SB-900
- Floodlight
- Tripod
- Lightstand
Software for image capture/processing:
-Soforbild (Free!)
-Adobe Lightroom
Check out the shot of us in action (below) that my wife snapped during our photo session.
Yes! The photo booth is our bathroom! Sometimes you gotta go with what works!! You can see in this shot, I am shooting through the light ring with the 60mm at the subject in the bathroom. The key light (flash) is mounted to a light stand to the right of the shot. The flood light (illuminated in the photo) is assisting with some fill on the background and puts some rim light on the subject. Out of the shot to the left of me is an iMac tethered to the camera via USB. I am using Sofortbild to get immediate feedback after each shot. Additionally, it saved every shot to the hard disk as it was taken. Nothing new, but a convenient way to work when it is available…
Finally, I will leave you with a few different light layouts that I took the liberty of naming. From the left: Half Dome, The Turtle, and Bird Foot!
(give it a second, you will see it!)
I hope you find this post useful and can find new ways to modify your light setup. And of course, thanks to the lovely models: Dorothee, Adam, Kimo, and Lynn, who patiently take the time to participate in my photo experiments! It was a blast!
Adam looks like one of our favorite plumbers in this one. :)
Click here to see photos from the shoot!
Enjoy, Jay
Stinson Beach Fun
Hanging out at Stinson Beach is always a good time. On our most recent visit during the holidays, we joined Kimo, Lynn, and friends at an awesome beach house right along the water. It was a casual fun day with plenty of opportunity for some candid photography. West coast sunsets make such a beautiful light. Enjoy!
Check out more shots via Facebook and via Flickr. Enjoy! -Jay
Some Christmas Magic!
Still trying to hold on to the holidays? Well if you missed it this year, there was an enjoyable little Christmas special titled: Ice Age "A Mammoth Christmas." This was the last project I working on at Reel FX in Dallas before moving to San Francisco. It was a fun time. As a Keyshot Artist, I developed the CG look for many shots in lighting and compositing. Below is a still from a fun shot introducing the reindeer family. Check out more of my CG work here: Jay Axe Demo Reel 2012.
Ice Age "A Mammoth Christmas" aired on Fox throughout the fall 2011, but if you still want to grab a copy, take a look at Amazon.com.
Enjoy, Jay


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While natural gas, water and heating oil usage are separately metered by building, the majority of the campus is master metered for electricity. The master metered electricity account includes fifty buildings and accounts for over ninety-five percent of the College's annual electrical consumption. The installation of electric submeters is required in order to determine what the operating cost of each building, whether they are being run efficiently, and whether energy efficiency projects have been effective. The College began adding electric meters in December 2012. Electricity to each building must be off for approximately one hour; therefore, scheduling shutdowns can be a tricky process.
Two phases of electric meter installations have been completed. Currently there are 21 electric meters on campus at the following buildings: Ames Sports Complex, Benaglia Hall, Boland Hall, College Center, Corr Hall, Cushing-Martin, Duffy Academic Center, Flynn Hall, Ice Rink Garage, Martin Institute, Merkert-Tracy, New Residence Hall, Notre Dame du Lac, O'Hara Hall, O'Hara Village, Roche Dining Commons, Shields Science Center, Stanger Hall, Villa Theresa, WB Mason Stadium, and Cedarville, Cotiut and Humarock at Pilgrim Heights Village . These buildings were selected for various reasons which include the potential for enhanced incentive funding from our utility providers for energy efficiency projects, the prevalence of electric heat or major cooking facilities, or the complexity, size and usage of the building itself.
Live and historical data is available online, and can be provided to any Stonehill community member by emailing Jessa Gagne who will provide login information upon request.
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Stonehill College's new 2.7 megawatts solar field residing on 15 acres located at the David Ames Clock Farm, became fully functional on July 10, 2014, and become the 11th (tied) largest solar installation on a college campus nationwide. It is made up of 9,152 panels, and will generate 3.24 million kWh or 20% of our annual electrical usage. It is estimated that the field will save the college $3.2 million over the next 15 years. The College also installed solar panels on two additional buildings. Pole Building #2 received roof-top solar panels and is expected to generate 58,150 kWh per year and became operational on February 6, 2014. Pole Building #3 received roof-top solar panels and is expected to generate 85,862 kWh per year and became operational on February 25, 2014.

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Indiana Inter-College Council on Aging
Meeting Minutes
March 4, 2005
Present: Kay Crawford, U of I/CAC
Lesa Huber, IU Center on Aging and Aged
Willard Mays, DMHA
Ellen Miller, University of Indianapolis, CAC
Margaret Adamek, UPUI
Larry Miller Gallahue, BCS
Peggy Favorite, Purdue, CALC
Next meeting: May 6, 2005 9:30 Executive Meeting, 10:30 Meeting,
U of I, CAC
I. Announcements
Willard called meeting to order.
Question: Whether the Executive Committee could have representatives
from State Agency/State Organizations. No decision made?
II. Discussion
Report from Nominating Committee.
Past Chair: Willard Mays
Chair: Kay Crawford
Vice-Chair: Peggy Favorite
Secretary/Treasure: Lesa Huber
Slate presented, Margaret Adamek, moved, Kay Crawford,
second motion.
Slate Elected.
III. Roundtable
Question: Who can be members from various statewide
Will: Anna Diehl and Larry are suggested as statewide
organizations representatives.
Question: Would the Council be interested in a GEC
application? (Lesa)
General discussion on potential mission of Indiana
GEC. One strong idea is to focus delivery of mental health service
to older population. Discussion about value of partnering with
Rush in Chicago for the GEC application. Schools/faculty interested
in application were:
Purdue: Laura Sands, School of Nursing
IUPUI: Kathy Franks, School of Medicine, Chris Callahan
U of I: Ellen Miller
IU: Lesa Lorenzen-Huber
Ball State: Kathy Segrist
Question: What about a VA/GEC?
Kathy Segrist arrived
Kathy: The Pa GEC did modules on mental health.
Has to have a geriatric education focus. Whatever you deem is
needed in your state to train geriatric health professionals.
Various formats: live presentations, CD ROMS, Online. Most important
is outcomes. What happened after the training.
GEC funds from HIRSA. The focus is on continuing education: CME's
and CEU's.
There is sharing of resource materials, (CDs etc)
between GEC. The HIRSA website acts as a clearing house for the
sharing of resources.
Margaret: A good budget item would be a learning
needs assessment of geriatric professionals?
KM: Kansas has a high growth of ALFS. There was
a survey of what the mental health needs are in that state.
Kay: We could identifya particular interest in each
school, then identify experts.
Kathy: A good assessment is really important. In
PA we did one every four years. We pulled in data from data sets.
Ellen: We could pull in something electronically
pretty quickly.
Kathy: A good assessment is really important, statewide
health, Department of Health are good sources of information.
Discussion on value of joining with Rush. We may
have a stronger application just staying in Indiana.
Kay: We have identified who out of the council is
interested in pursing a GEC. We would need a learning needs assessment
Peggy: This could be a grad student project for
our new dual titled Ph.D.
K: Will could you update?
Will: FFSA bill in assembly. Mitch talked to us
in terms of customer and product lines:
1. Child and Maternal Health
2. Mental Health
3. Disabilities
4. Aging
Mitch is asking for input at this time. A new Aging
Director was named last week,
Jacqueline Boyea.
Kay: We could ask Boyea to come to this group. What
about MMFLA?
Will: There was a bill to move DMHA & Medicaid
to Department of Health. Robb was the only person allowed to testify.
Medicaid will be spread across all our product lines.
There is still an interim director at FSSA Mental
Health & Addiction
Second Annual Mental Health Conference on Aging.
Will: Conference is June 24th at the Airport Radisson
Speakers: Dr. Steve Bartells, Dartmouth
Dr. Fred Blow, University of Michigan.
Sponsorships and Exhibit opportunities were presented,
brochures will be available.
White House Conference on Aging:
Originally scheduled for October, still looking for a venue. Indiana
will have about four representatives.
Listening session was January 24, 2005. We have
made a difference as Mental Health and Substance Abuse is now
showing up as a topic.
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Scientists wonder whether rising CO2 may trigger something else that further warms the climate
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Fifty-five million years ago, the world was a much warmer place. The poles were ice-free year-round. Palm trees grew in Alaska. Forests stretched right into the Arctic Circle.
There, swamps like those in today's southeastern United States hosted alligators, snakes, and giant tortoises.
Scientists call this time in Earth's history the Eocene, the dawn of the age of mammals. And climatologists have naturally taken a keen interest in how it began.
They know that a dramatic spike in carbon dioxide associated with rapid climate change kicked off the epoch – called the "Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum" (PETM). But what scientists don't understand about the PETM may hold the most relevant lessons for where the world's climate is headed today.
So far, scientists have been unable to reproduce the PETM in a climate model. In order to get the climate they suspect existed, they have to crank up carbon dioxide far beyond what they think was actually the case.
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Taraji P. Henson stars in a forthcoming film about a woman who broke gender and racial barriers in golf, called "From The Rough." But Taraji says don't be fooled into thinking this is just a boring golf movie. Watch her explain to "The Yolanda Adams Morning Show" why non-sports fans will like and identify with the film on the red carpet at the BET Celebration of Gospel 2014.
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Picking up where his 2003 Tarnation left off, Jonathan Caouette's new documentary is no less hermetic, autobiographical, messy, and ultimately touching. This time, the focus is on his mentally ill mother, Renee LeBlanc, though Caouette himself is in just about every frame of the movie. He decides to drive her from a group home in Houston up to New York; en route, they lose all of her meds, and her condition rapidly disintegrates. Is this a case of poor planning, elder abuse, or filmmaking MacGuffin? The director obviously loves his mother, but the road trip conceit also gives him the chance to intersperse still more of his video diaries. (No, Tarnation didn't exhaust that bounty; Caouette seems to have recorded just about every moment of his life.) Delving back and forth in time, introducing his grandparents, boyfriend, and teen son (from a brief hetero fling), Caouette puts that footage into split screens and dreamy montage, employing just about every film and video format ever invented, set to an oldies '80s soundtrack. The candor can be excruciating, the intimacy embarrassing. It's like Crumb without the genius at its center. Caouette's frequent phone calls to doctors, begging for lithium, suggest a more objective view of the situation; yet it turns out those are re-enactments, not real. In her more lucid moments, the once lovely Renee is a ham, and her son does nothing but encourage her to perform. Late in the film, he delves into sci-fi with an animated, alternative-reality vignette that suggests how their roles might have been reversed. It's a jarring fictional interlude in a film whose form and subject are both schizophrenic.
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Lemur's multitouch music controller now available on iOS
Before the iPhone and the iPad made multitouch screens commonplace, there was the Lemur, a multitouch controller for synths, sequencers, and other electronic music instruments. The device has been used by musicians for quite a while, and it combines a touchscreen controller unit running a version of Linux with all sorts of musical electronic wizardry. Now, the Lemur interface has arrived on the iPad as an app, and it will connect via Wi-Fi to up to eight different computers to run any musical sequencers you happen to have around.
I'm sorry to say that I'm not quite musical enough to use or buy an app like this, but I can definitely appreciate the power here. This is the full Lemur interface (used by professional musicians for years) complete with a full editor, custom scripting, custom-made controls, and even physics for those controls (so you can "throw" faders around or bounce dials and switches). The back end sounds really incredible, too. You can connect right out to CoreMIDI or any USB device with the iPad's camera connection dock, or use that aforementioned Wi-Fi connection.
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Influenza Update No. 3 to the Previous New Mexico
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC) confirmed that there are 64 cases of swine
influenza in the United States. There are 45
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The World Health Organization raised the
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Paninoteka: Cheap and Tasty Panini
A fine place for a cheap outdoor lunch is Paninoteka. While the Panini are quite tasty, the best part about eating here is the prime people watching seats you can get just off the Cobblers' Bridge. Enjoy the cheap and filling sandiwches, nurse a beer or a Cockta, and enjoy!
Favorite Dish: I had a panino with prosciutto, cheese, and olives. Very nice.
Paninoteka: Great sandwiches
Although it is not a traditional Slovene eatery, to find a great sandwich head to Paninoteka. It is in the heart of the old town right along the river at: (Jurèièev trg 3, Ljubljana Telefon: +386 (0)1 425 00 55).
If the weather is good, the ambiance is excellent, it shares an outdoor area with a bar across the way. It has a wide range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and a vast menu of sandwiches. They make their wraps from scratch (I had the grilled chicken one and it was great). It is a chill place and the prices aren't bad either.
Favorite Dish: The grilled chicken wrap, it is more expensive than the others, but worth it.
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