Thanks Joe and thanks for getting the ball rolling!

Thanks Rowan!

Yes, it was shot with the HV20 with a 35mm adapter attached. I purchased the adapter from TwoNeil:
vimeo.com/user288537

To make the video black and white I applied a Hue/Saturation effect in After Effects and just turned the saturation all the way down. I don't know if that's the best way to do it, but it seemed to work well enough. I also raised the contrast a bit!

Thank you Brian!

Great, then it's having the desired effect! Thanks for taking a look at my videos!

Thanks!

Your right, it does sort of have that feel!

Thanks Lucasberg!

terror delicious terror

I make people uncomfortable all the time, but your the first one who's complimented me on it! Thank You! :)

Thank you James!

Thanks! I saw that movie in the theatre when I was young, I love the grainy, uneven shots of the figure in the doorway that served as thier warning that the Prince was coming.

Excellent!

Thank you!

Thanks!

Yes, I put one piece of footage on a layer above the other and then masked a portion of the top layer to reveal the layer beneath. Its an animated mask that follows the edge of my hand and face in the foreground.

At one point you can clearly see the hand on the toothbrush in the mirror instantly change position. I wanted it to be more seamless then that, but after fiddling with it forever I just gave up.

Thanks Paul!

Sorry about your trousers! I hope it all comes out in the wash. :)

I'm sure it will. =D

Thank you!

Thanks for check'en them out J!

Thank you Remyyy, much appreciated!

Thanks!

That was actually just how the footage looked due to the 35mm adapter. Perhaps removing the color and turning up the contrast made it stand out more, but that was not something I did purposely, even though I did like the end result.

Thank you!

I don't know if you can tell, but that groaning was the sound of a baby crying slowed way down. I tried all kinds of sounds. At one point I had a lion growling, glass breaking, chanting, birds screeching, car crashing sounds, and other stuff!

Thank you Dan! It's great to hear that you found the video that effective! Just cover the mirror when your in the bathroom. :)

Ewwwww.....thanks though!

ha ha! i meant that in a good way. i love this video!

Thank you Stefano!

resoundingratitude

Thanks a lot David!

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank You!

Much appreciated Nisse!

Thanks Paul!

Thank you Ray!

Thank you Stephen!

Ha Ha, thank you Lisa! But don't neglect your teeth, I don't want to be to blame! :)

Thank you John!

I like that phrase, "wonderfully disturbing"! :)

Thank you!

Ahh good, the christmas video threw you off guard, perfect! :)

Excellent, thanks!

Thanks Geoff, I think the sound was probably what I spent the most time on.

Thanks for tak'en a look at it Edward!

Ha Ha, thanks Viperos! At least consider using mouth-wash! :)

Thanks, I spent a lot of time trying different sounds, I'm glad I came up with something effective.

Thank you Boris!

:) Thanks Roxanne, I love freak'en people out!

Thanks Rob!

Thanks Morty! To create the strobing effect in After Effects I used a plugin called Trapecode Sound Keys to make the opacity of a solid white layer react to some audio of record player noise that I had. You'll notice at the start that the strobing is in time with the skip of the record.
You could do the same thing but you should find some audio of an old projector, that way the strobing would match up to the projector sound.

Thank you Viktor, much appreciated! I don't have AIM, but I would be glad to try and answer any questions you have.

:)

Thank you Niall!

Ha Ha, that was great! Thanks for posting the link and thanks for watching!