There’s no Director out there quite like Steve Marino. Directors with his extensive and diversified background in visual FX, digital stop-motion, FX and animation, aren’t exactly hanging out on every corner. Couple that with Steve’s genius outside-the-box approach, for marrying live action with visual FX, and you have yourself something special. He doesn’t just throw a bunch of CG stations at a job —Steve thrives on building upon clients creative with unique ideas and solutions that add up to exciting, powerful, award winning advertising.
Don't wanna be here? Send us removal request.
Statistics
We looked inside some of the posts by stevemarino and here's what we found interesting.
Average Info
Notes Per Post
4
Likes Per Post
0
Reblog Per Post
0
Reply Per Post
4
Time Between Posts
9 days
Number of Posts By Type
Text
17
Last Seen Tumblr Blogs
Fun Fact
Tumblr Inc. is funded by 13 investors.
Text
Side view of header wrap. First time for everything and I’m happy with it!!! Image 2 of 2.
0 notes
Text
And that’s a wrap on the header wrap! Never did it before and gotta say it came out GREAT! Image 1 of 2.
0 notes
Text
New Projects:
1. Wrapping Pipes: Next week stay tuned for pictures…
2. Window Treatments: Illustrations below providing an even more involved undertaking.
Original intent was to do side and rear louvers, but due to number of factors, going in a different direction. Amy thinks it’ll be “too Mad Max”, but (—as long as it’s not “Beyond Thunderdome” ) with Bette I don’t think that’s a bad thing… also much more unique.
Yep.. I now, it may look like John Nash’s scribblings but it all makes sense to me.. Now OFF to welders!!!
0 notes
Text
Here’s the wide shot including my G-Awful (—yet thankfully “socked”) feet for scale. The previous pictures showed the lighting of the trees, this is in relationship to full set up. Set pieces not in yet. Still a WIP, but getting there!!! 3 of 3 pictures.
1 note
·
View note
Text
Additional back / under-lighting of trees, in addition to refining scenic work. Added guard rails to increase illusion of depth / perspective. Pict 2 of 3 (—wide shot of full set-up next!!)
0 notes
Text
Little bit of hobby, production design / model making to keep sane (?) and stretch muscles outside of my normal toolset. All white areas built up to allow for even track. (—also can’t work on Bette with all this damn rain!!!) pict 1 of 3.
0 notes
Text
Million dollar question, if ur a guy, where’s the absolute WORST place to find a tick? Now, imagine my reaction to finding one on BROCK! Not the day I ever want to have again…
1 note
·
View note
Text
Some times ya have to tear it all apart and build it back up… That’s where we’re at now.. Fun doing model / set work like this in spare time though…
0 notes
Text
I know I might lose some people in a “WTF is he doing now?!!” Type of way, but this helps me get out of my head (—the scary place that this… ;).
(—-No matter current situation, work, life, etc., everybody should…)
So, While (still) speaking with shops, and nothing yet (still) set in stone, I have to keep working on my own projects. (—sitting watching television while waiting for the phone to ring ain’t me!!! :). It keeps me fresh, with a diversity of mediums rather than using the same tool over and over again both in practicalities, and business sensibilities.
This particular piece harkens back to when I was a model maker / production designer many moons ago.
It’s for my model railroad / slot car set-up I recently began working on again on a bigger with my buddy who has similar interests and free time since he just sold his company.
I totally forgot how FUN(!!!) it is to build something without interjection from anyone else.
Not to say i don’t enjoy working collaboratively, (—I wholeheartedly do!!!!) but rolling up ur sleeves and getting full of “stuff” with no one to answer to is just GREAT!
Figured better do this now, as I’m gearing up to head off to the metal shop & work on a new project for “Bette”.
1 note
·
View note
Text
BETTE out from winter slumber! Kicked over on third try, couldn’t be happier!!!
0 notes
Text
In this “interesting time” of the entertainment industry, a buddy of mine has embarked on a side / new venture (—as we all are doing to one degree or another these days…) and I wanted to take a moment to support and express what a GREAT product he has created!
Enough talking; tell him I recommended ya to check it out, and head on over to his website, you WILL NOT be disappointed!! :)
https://www.gunnsyrup.com/
0 notes
Text
IYKYK RIP Rick Buckler. https://youtu.be/kpAEonVeaAE?si=MDo2KaSa64qjlnZY
youtube
0 notes
Text
Ok, I think I’ve got the deep dish down now, (—wasn’t going to let it beat me / last attempt I boggled it an it ended up with a belly flop as I yelled KHAN!!! …) but the crust, while buttery, doesn’t get as crisp / charred as I’d like…
Going back to pan for greater coverage and thinner/ charred crust / bottom.
0 notes
Text
Fiore’s, Hoboken’s BEST!! That’s 1/2 of 19” roasted garlic red pepper, mushroom and homemade fresh Mutz hero… garlic is oozing out of my pores right now. Heaven on Earth!!!
0 notes
Text
Blackberry Smoke last night at the Mayo center in Morristown. GREAT show and venue!!! Excellent opening band as well Jason Scott and the High Heat. Yep, that was front row.
0 notes
Text
Murano inner glass sleeve for light. About an inch thick and 36 lbs. it’s going to be a bear to handle, let alone build(!!); can wait to get over to the metal shop!!
1 note
·
View note
Text
New project, new venture. Building client base to do custom fabrication in keeping with my homes, style. This client is being provided is two Murano glass pieces (—PICTs coming next…) that we will be turning into ceiling drop down focal point lamps based on my design. This is an interesting extension of my home, hobbies, and what I did years ago as a production designer.
0 notes