Red Giants

Summary: On this episode of That Post Show Kanen has a casual sit down with Aharon Rabinowitz and Seth Worley. The trio discuss Adobe Creative Cloud licensing (only for a bit!), Cinema 4D and AfterEffects integration, and Bullet Proof from Red Giant, among other things. Housekeeping Plot Device was cool, but it's even cooler in Lego form. Scruffy TV is not responsible for whatever happens when you try to kiss a piece of software on the mouth. Also, be careful with searching for 'Wood' wallpaper online. That Post Plea Please take the time to write a review of That Post Show in iTunes. It helps us gain an audience and attract sponsors. And, you have a chance of winning cool prizes, like Red Giant Software, Avid, Adobe, CrumplePop and more! Audio Editing This episode was edited by Rafael Maduro, who has been a VFX artist for over 10 years. Check out his work online. Sponsorship We are sponsored by Maxon, creators of Cinema 4D, one of the best and most useful 3D tools ever created. We even use it ourselves in many of the scenes in Hero Punk. Kanen would even go so far as to kiss it on the mouth which is okay since he has his own license. Get one for yourself today. We are also sponsored by Go Pro, makers of the Hero 3 camera. We love that camera so much we used it on our recently filmed feature, Hero Punk. Kanen Flowers Kanen is the Creative Director (and troublemaker) behind Scruffy.TV, which includes That Post Show. Scruffy Thinking, Scruffy Shows and HERO PUNK. He is also the Writer and Director of Jake Forgotten. You can follow him on twitter, and check out his latest: Flight Club. Seth Worley Seth is the talented director behind Red Giant's original short films such as Plot Device, Order Up, Form 17, and the recent Tempo. Seth does not know real Russian. Aharon Rabinowitz Aharon started off working at Sesame Street and now several years later is the Director of Communities for Red Giant Software. He works with Seth on the Red Giant films and also runs All Bets Are Off Productions. Show Notes Show notes brought to you by Matt Christensen. Check out his work at mchristensen.net.