UFO filmed in sky over Bristol

UFO filmed in sky over Bristol

This video was uploaded yesterday and shows a UFO in the sky on 10 May.

The video quality is not that good; may be caught with a mobile phone camera? It looks similar to a triangular thing; What do you guys think this as? a real one or fake one?

Youtube Link

Source

[edit on 12-5-2009 by Enceladus]

From his YouTube account you can see he is linked to a company called Digital Oranges, a Flash game development company which 'specialises' in Online/ Viral Marketing / Leisure / Casino works - it only has one owner sp chances are it's him.

Which would make him probably Andrew E. Hedlington

Interactive Designer / Graphic Artist / Programmer with 7 years experience creating gaming content for the internet and casino / SWP / Gambling industry. 10+ years experience in 3D animation and motion graphics, web and digital graphic design and 15+ years experience in computer programming (including Flash Actionscript 2/3,VB, PHP, HTML, CSS)

This is a hoax and a half, probably just started getting into 3DS and After Effects.

Nothing to see here - move along!

-m0r

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[edit on 12/5/2009 by m0r1arty]

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Oh thanks for that; I didn't check his details before making this thread. Thanks again

No probs,

I just wish 'the believers' would come in here and tell me how wrong I am and how real it is - I guess they need a head start first top get their confidence up first.

You should retitle this thread to "Undeniable Proof Of Why Sceptics Are Needed!!1!", just to balance this board out a bit.

-m0r

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I agree with your assessment. However, in principle, it is possible that a graphics designer captured a 'real' UFO on video and posted it to the 'net. His background doesn't necessairily self-incriminate.

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I understand what you're saying, but his professional expertise does actually incriminate him in a case like this. We have to be very strict and very skeptical when it comes to things like this because there's no room for error.

I wish all of the aspiring movie geeks would keep their vids to themselves..With all these hoaxes and advancements in technology,everything will be a hoax short from them landing and making a scene...Unfortunately

I read the article associated with this you tube video. It states this person is a video game artist.

OMG this looks so fake!

I can't believe that this story made it onto the front page of the Telegraph.... it's not even good CGI.

The "artist" shows how amateurish his work is.

Originally posted by dodgygeeza
I can't believe that this story made it onto the front page of the Telegraph.... it's not even good CGI.

The "artist" shows how amateurish his work is.

Might as well post that Telegraph Article that came out 30 hours after I'd put up my thoughts about it.

dodgygeeza, it might be amateurish to you and I - but many die-hard 'believers' might have gone for this under different circumstances. I almost feel I robbed them of their fix.

Originally posted by YourForever
His background doesn't necessairily self-incriminate.

I agree that someone's profession shouldn't make them exempt from experiencing something like this. However, if that profession is in creating CGI and viral marketing then I do think it's acceptable to conclude that, irony withstanding, it is a hoax.

-m0r

m0r1arty! I wish you would stop picking on the poor boy! Stop bullying him in his own comments section.

Unfortunately, this video is fake. It's CGI, or whatever you call it!

Originally posted by dodgygeeza
I can't believe that this story made it onto the front page of the Telegraph.... it's not even good CGI.

The "artist" shows how amateurish his work is.

ermmmI find that an odd set of statements, tbh if you were making a cgi fake of a movie captured on a cheap mobile phone I'd say it was pretty good. I have no doubt it's fake and his own work but to call it rubbish cgi is a mistake because he achieved what he set out to make.

Would it have been better if it was razor sharp and you could see every detail on the ship on a crap mobile phone?

Tbh honest THAT would be crap cgi and amateurish!

Look aliens!!

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Oh my God another alien!! He tries Kung Fu, but gravity messes with his head.

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See how easy it is to fake aliens. This was done in a two hundred dollar consumer level animation program. Imagine somebody using a high end program like Maya or 3DS Max and how good they could make something look. Not cartoony like this. Faking ufo's is even easier than animating aliens. When somebody has a background in animation or 3d modeling, you have to question their videos. It is just common sense.

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I didn't realise when I clicked on your sig link that I'd be forced to endure such self-congratulatory onanism. You've taken smug and exemplified it.

I'd be just the same

Gotta give the guy some benifet of the doubt though... Even if it is bad CGI he did his research on the technology of anti-gravity. The "triangle ufo" is actually something that alot have seen and it has been shown that it's a craft of great design inside and out. The physics from our perspective isn't completely figured out but it's only because we wouldn't know how it works. But the idea is possible, using electromagnetic frequencies we can manipulate gravity in ways that seem "unusual."

I spoke to the guy that actually made this video quite some time ago. He released this as a University project but didn't let on to people until a few days later when it was finished. He openly admitted this a few days later through correspondence via email to myself.

Hope this clears things up!

October

Originally posted by Theyarelying
Gotta give the guy some benifet of the doubt though...

No we don't. It's a hoax and that is all there is to it.

Originally posted by Kandinsky
I didn't realise when I clicked on your sig link that I'd be forced to endure such self-congratulatory onanism.

I'd disagree with the masturbation element of this quote - I put it down to a notch on my bed post being pointed to.

Just as bad, I know, but at least we've got it down to what it is

-m0r