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ATTACK OF THE BALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by: markgilst
Video duration: 46 seconds
This is my best claymation so far out of the very few I have made using animatorDV. Here is the story: A clay man named Ian Ogg finds a ball, but for no apparent reason he can't catch it. So watch the whole video.
Related: animation, animatordv, benefer, clay, claymation, claywolrd, knox, mation, motion, robert, stop, stopmotion, theclaykid
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PLEASE watch this video!
Posted by: markgilst
Video duration: 63 seconds
One of the very few videos where you can do ANYTHING on it!
Related: anything, do, here, lisanova, on, post, smosh, thewinekone, video, video-responces, want, webcam, you, youtube
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Morphing
Posted by: markgilst
Video duration: 25 seconds
Watch a ball of clay morph before your eyes! PLEASE NOTE: at the end, when the clay does it's last morph, you can't see it actually morph. It is probably because of a glitch in windows movie maker.
Related: animatordv, change, clay, claymation, mation, morph, motion, stop, transform
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A tribute to my subscribers
Posted by: markgilst
Video duration: 125 seconds
If you subscribed to me, your name is DEFINETLY in here. Starting today this is what I will do whenever I get a new subscriber. No need to subscribe, but feel free to do that if you want to see your name in here. If you subscribed to my videos, then watch this to see your name in here.
Related: cetacean007, garc6347, hermitcrab2006, jonnysmooth, sparko51, subscriptions, youtube, zoam13
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Chinese Praying Mantis
Posted by: markgilst
Video duration: 452 seconds
I made a great video about my Chinese praying mantis nymph feasting on a fruit fly and atempting to hunt another. The mantis now thrives in a large cup container, and she is now less than an inch in length.. Sorry for the low quality.
Related: brothers, chinese, eating, fly, fruit, insect, jonas, mantis, praying, sexy
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Latest comments made on this video:
By: lamborghini1111. on 11 Oct 08, 15:50:21
Look unhappy
By: SereneAid. on 08 Oct 08, 23:28:15
that thing is ballin
By: akayei07. on 02 Oct 08, 14:42:13
It's 5 gallons for each puffer, 10 to be safe.
By: alfonso908. on 30 Sep 08, 00:28:53
get a 10 gallon your probaly taking adives from wal-mart or petsmart arent you?
By: khk0510. on 12 Aug 08, 18:23:58
thnx for the advice.
By: markgilst. on 12 Aug 08, 03:47:25
You can only keep one dp in a 3-5 gallon. And thats what I did with him. You need at least 3 gallons per puffer. You should move your puffers into a 20 gallon. And yes, if you keep them in a big tank, they can grow to 2 inches. I've seen one that big before.
By: khk0510. on 11 Aug 08, 20:36:01
they only get that big dude.i have 5 in my 6 gallon tank.they are living great.they dont grow any bigger than maybe half of your thumb.
By: markgilst. on 10 Jun 08, 04:13:17
But that's actually how big they get.
By: markgilst. on 10 Jun 08, 04:12:34
Well, I already moved him.
By: tenjintuned. on 09 Jun 08, 07:27:59
u might as well make it a 10 gal.. when he gets bigger... 3 gal wont be enough...
By: FireheartThunderclan. on 20 May 08, 05:21:40
Cool!
By: 321ArmanD123. on 23 Mar 08, 19:41:30
Make sure to put lots and lots of plants and caves, actually 5 gallon would be better but 3 is good for starts, i should be getting pics of mine up soon.
By: markgilst. on 23 Mar 08, 06:03:12
It's not. Soon I plan to move him to a 3 gallon tank.
By: 321ArmanD123. on 23 Mar 08, 01:51:35
I hope thats not its permanent tank!
By: 321ArmanD123. on 23 Mar 08, 01:51:34
I hope thats not its permanent tank!
By: zapzap88. on 22 Mar 08, 05:30:55
AWSOME DWARF PUFFER WOOO
By: toadkid. on 22 Mar 08, 05:14:05
wow awsome job! the Indian Dwarf Puffer is cool! and cool music :)
By: markgilst. on 09 Mar 08, 17:29:59
I think it's TRV460.
By: Wesleyweasel. on 09 Mar 08, 17:03:34
What is the model number? I have a Sony TRV350 that I use for underwter videography.
By: markgilst. on 09 Mar 08, 03:07:28
In some parts of the movie, I just put my finger above the tank, to make the puffer swim up and look up, so she's not confused.
By: markgilst. on 09 Mar 08, 03:00:42
I just use a regular Sony camera. I'm not that much of a videographer, either. I like studying marine biology, though.
By: roidroid. on 09 Mar 08, 01:54:23
fish looks confused
By: artseewon. on 08 Mar 08, 23:38:41
It would be better if there were drawings or something in the background, behind the fishbowl. but like i said, i love watching the puffer, its so cool and so is the music. Thanks again!
By: artseewon. on 08 Mar 08, 23:34:30
Thanks another time for sharing. Since i only have a dog, I get to see and watch your animals almost like they were mine, too! The dwarf puffer is great! I wish you had two or three of them. I also like the music you put with the video.
By: Wesleyweasel. on 08 Mar 08, 21:38:11
So, I take it you're an aspiring nature videographer. Keep up the good work! What kind of camera are you using now?