Made this short film also as a way to learn more about media editing, special effects, 3D animation, sound editing and etc. Since i made this movie alone, i decided to finish it alone with me acting in it. I ain’t a good actor, but well, guess i did the job ‘ok’ :)

Wish this kind of mistaken terms doesn’t cause any deaths.

Bare in mind, this is a one man creation, so it does take a lot of effort and time. It is nowhere near perfection. Hey that is what you get when you do something for fun rite? :)

As i watch it again and again, i just can’t stop laughing on what i do during my free time :p

Alternatively you can also watch this video on Youtube.

Hope you guys understand the point even though the movie might be lame :p

You can follow the progress on my Myspace profile. It may suck big time, but hey just check it out this November 2010 :p

Click HERE to watch in HD or Click HERE to watch on Youtube.

This short movie was entirely made by me (a one person effort) with a lot of help using my Tripod and the effects in the movie was done using After Effects. Just a simple effort to learn more on the software.

Hope God hears my prayers and fulfills my wishes!

Demo:
Click Here to check out how Blippr’s current RSS looks like and Click Here to see how i enhanced the RSS service by using their API and some PHP coding.

The Script:

<?php echo '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>'; ?>
<rss version="2.00">
<channel>
<title>Blippr RSS Enhanced</title>
<link>http://ramesh.ws</link>
<description>My RSS For Blippr.com</description>
<language>en-us</language> 

<?php

// Replace <username> with your blippr username and <apikey> with your blippr apikey
$blips = simplexml_load_file('http://api.blippr.com/v2/profiles/<username>/blips.xml?apikey=<apikey>');

// It will show 10 entries
for ( $i = 0; $i < 10; $i += 1) {
$blippr_title = $blips->review[$i]->title->attributes()->name;
$blippr_type = $blips->review[$i]->title->attributes()->media_type;
$blippr_review = $blips->review[$i]->reviewtext;
$blippr_date = $blips->review[$i]->attributes()->created_at;
$blippr_link = $blips->review[$i]->url;
$blippr_image = $blips->review[$i]->title->images->medium;

echo "
 <item>
 <title>Review on '$blippr_title'</title>
 <link>$blippr_link</link>
 <description><![CDATA['$blippr_title ($blippr_type)' - $blippr_review<br /><br /><a href=\"$blippr_link\"><img src=\"$blippr_image\"></a>]]></description>
 <pubDate>$blippr_date</pubDate>
 </item>
 ";
}

?>
</channel>
</rss>

Simply replace with your Blippr username and with your Blippr api key and save the file as blippr.php (or anything you like) and you are done. If you have any queries just post in the comments. Hope this script helps and makes Blippr a more enjoyable place :)

I know, it might be lame. Decided to learn more on Adobe After Effects and video creation as a hobby.