http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NGvKiHmiKw
Big thank you to Varsity for getting these working.

NataAndNata has just put the finishing touches on her well-animated music video. You've never seen the Medic like this before. ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c2uw122ezWQ

Alternative Link:
http://www.own3d.tv/video/28360/Team_Fortress_2__Medic_is_too_Sexy__music_video_

HD and download: http://pldx.com/movie/1247/Medic_is_Too_Sexy/

Some friends of mine have informed me of a custom-made DLL that someone has hacked together to fit with the existing SDK and fix automatic phoeneme extraction on Windows Vista and 7. I haven't gotten it working myself yet, but all are free to try.

Here are the copy-pasted details:

http://steamreview.org/external/vdc/phonemeextractor_sapi5.4.zip

This updated extractor provides better results than the SDK's default
one. It works on Windows 7, and should work on Vista too (please could
someone test this). It will *not* work on XP.

To install, extract the contents of the zip file to
<SDK>\bin\phonemeextractors\. KEEP A BACKUP HANDY, as every time you run
the SDK Launcher, or in the case of L4D1/2 receive an update, the custom
DLL will be replaced with Valve's original and you'll have to put it
back in place manually.

(The easiest way to run Faceposer without using Valve's launcher is with
the Source SDK Windows Gadget:
http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Source_SDK_Windows_gadget .
You'll probably find that FP crashes if you try to run it directly since
it's very particular about its working directory.)

From the creators of Temp Fortress 2 comes this great machinima video titled Top FPS. Eight characters *Mainly Valve/Source* compete against each other to see who's best fit for the title of Top FPS.

This video contains a huge dose of Green Screen usage with Source SDK Faceposer and Unreal 3 editing such as custom animations for Master Chief and lip syncing for Marcus Fenix.

Be sure to check it out here!:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LWuS9L_jctg

The episodes for Civil Protection and Freeman's Mind need no longer hold up cardboard donation signs on the streets of BlogSpot. The new website for Ross Scott's movies can be found at www.accursedfarms.com


On a related note, Noesis Interactive has recently released another of their Choreography DVDs, which go quite a bit more in-depth than the YouTube tutorials (or so I would assume, having spent my $$ on Fallout 3 instead)

http://www.noesisinteractive.com/training-modules-4.html