Dad Adds Special Effects To Videos of His 3-Year-Old Son Turning Him Into an ‘Action Movie Kid’
Awesome dad Daniel Hashimoto, an animator at Dreamworks, has been adding special effects to videos of his 3-year-old son, turning him into an “Action Movie…
Jimmy Fallon Test Drives the Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headset on ‘The Tonight Show’
Last night on The Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon did a test drive of the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset. The results were quite surprising.…
Slow Motion Video of 150 Mousetraps Being Triggered In a Chain Reaction
Gavin Free and Daniel Gruchy of The Slow Mo Guys carefully set up 150 mousetraps then filmed them at 2500fps with a with a Phantom…
The Gregory Brothers Show How To Make A Happy Song Sad And A Sad Song Happy Just By Changing The Key
The Brooklyn-based band The Gregory Brothers has reversed the intention of popular songs by switching major keys to minor keys, making a happy song sad…
Woman Creates An Amazing LEGO Themed Résumé To Make Herself Stand Out To Potential Employers
Leah, a redditor who goes by the name Pastlightspeed, created this wonderfully unique LEGO-themed résumé to ensure she would stand out and above the competition.…
Radiant Light, Beautiful Abstract Light Paintings Inspired by Unseen Phenomena
“Radiant Light” is a photo series of beautiful abstract light paintings by artist Patrick Rochon. According to Rochon, his circular designs are inspired by phenomena…
Looking Glass, A Mesmerizing Montage of Hundreds of Eyes
“LOOKING GLASS” is a fast-paced, mesmerizing montage of hundreds of human eyes. Filmmaker Benjamin Lebeau recorded the experimental film at UCLA. A word of warning—Lebeau…
A Fantastic 3D Illusion Space Invaders Street Painting
Artist Leon Keer designed this fantastic anamorphic space invaders painting for installation in a plaza at the EPFL technical university in Lausanne, Switzerland. He painted…
An Incredible Super Slow-Motion Video of a Ball Cracking Glass Filmed at 10 Million Frames Per Second
In this 2013 video from precision instrument manufacturer Shimadzu, a ball cracks glass while being filmed at 10 million frames per second by Shimadzu’s HyperVision…