Choreography creation/Community Showcase

This page exists as a place to show off your choreographical work, or link in something cool you saw elsewhere.

Please try to follow the common format when adding a new entry.

Warning:There WILL be quality control on this article. Please ensure the scene is well-produced and enjoyable to watch before submitting it. Lip-synch only is not on!

Civil Protection

Choreographer(s)

Ross Scott

Released

Episode 1 (Friday) - November 2006

Episode 2 (Aliens) - February 2007

Episode 3 (Shadow of A Doubt) - March 2007

Length

Episode 1 - 04:00

Episode 2 - 11:08

Episode 3 - 06:10

Synopsis

A comedy series set in the Half-Life 2 universe, looking at the lives of some of the more dysfunctional Civil Protection officers.

Blurb

"As for the Civil Protection series, it's inspired by the oppressive policing force within the game Half-Life 2. It's a comedy series created using the game engine itself to animate everything. Right now I am the writer, animator, director, producer, cinematographor, editor... pretty much everything you see in the episode is my fault."

Video download(s)

Episode 1:

author's student webspace (Windows Media WMV, 33MB)

Filefront (Windows Media WMV, 33MB)

Creative Movies (Windows Media WMV, 33MB)

Media WMV, 33MB)

Episode 2:

author's student webspace (Windows Media WMV, 100MB)

Google video (Flash, streaming)

Youtube (part 1) (Flash, streaming)

Youtube (part 2) (Flash, streaming)

Episode 3:

author's student webspace (Windows Media WMV, 64MB)

Youtube (Flash, streaming)

In-game download

Not available

A Few Good G-Men

Choreographer(s)

Randall Glass

Released

July 2005

Length

5:50

Synopsis

The climactic court scene of A Few Good Men, in which Colonel Jessep (Jack Nicholson/G-Man) is grilled by Lieutenant Kaffee (Tom Cruise/Barney).

Blurb

"Hey gang, this is my first crack at making movies with the HL2 engine. I originally thought this would be a quick 'two-weeks' maximum project ('hey, the phoneme editor practically does all the work for you!'), but turned into a 2 month learning experience. I probably would have hesitated had I known what I was in for, but thought this would be a good test project (and didn't you always want to see the G-Man get grilled?)."

Video download(s)

nailbiter.net (Quicktime MOV, 41MB)

video.google.com (Flash, streaming)

In-game download

Not available

I'm Still Seeing Breen

Choreographer(s)

Paul Marino

Released

March 2005

Length

05:08

Synopsis

A machinima music video portraying some of the events in Half-Life 2 - with a singing G-Man...

Blurb

"After I completed Half-Life 2, I thought it was one of the more exceptional games I had played. Around each corner, there was yet another experience that would forever be burned into my gray matter. Afterwards, I found myself playing through some of the more exciting levels again and thought to put together a music video around it. I had been itching to put FacePoser to work, and it became obvious that a music video would be a good place to give it a try."

Video download(s)

machinima.org (Windows Media WMV, 64MB)

video.google.com (Flash, streaming)

In-game download

Not available