Alex Elmsley is unquestionably one of close-up magic's modern masters. You probably know him from the Elmsley Count. He has long been recognized as one of the Twentieth Century's most brilliant innovators of card and close-up magic. This is magic of the highest caliber from one of the greatest minds in close-up conjuring.

MILG6 host, Cinema 4D expert and Mograph master Tim Clapham is back to guide you step-by-step through 6 stunning, 3D motion graphics projects.
In these workshops, Tim demonstrates must-know, real-world Cinema 4D MoGraph techniques and workflows you will find immediately useful in your own work.
While based around MoGraph, Tim also discusses general Cinema 4D workflow techniques for modelling and texturing which will improve your all-round expertise when working with Cinema 4D.

One night,an office worker in a rubber raincoat rapes a pretty secretary(Veronica Yip),then accidentally kills her on a memo spike.Later that week,he goes to a hostess bar and sees the girl's lookalike named Minmin and offers her a pile of cash to show up for work the next morning and then tender her resignation.

Chris and Andy face a tough decision while investigating a vicious beating while Sam and Luke get competitive during a retraining exercise.

Ching Kwok Shan receives a letter from twin sister Fun, feels something bad has happened (she has twin’s telepathy), and shares a van with a TV crew to get to the inn from where the letter came. This crew consists of director Mark, presenter Angie, and cameramen King Kong and Cass, and their brief is to film a rarely-seen aboriginal ceremony involving sacrifice.

Nicholas Boughen literally wrote the book on Lighting. He has worked on feature films from I-Robot, Good Boy!, And Garfield to major television series such as Stargate SG1 and Dead Like Me. Did we mention he is an Emmy and Gemini nominated artist?This video is done for users that don't care about lighting theory, the physics and properties of light. They simply want to light a scene and make it look professional.

From official description:
In this jam-packed DVD some of the most unusual card effects and bizarre methods by Kenton are revealed in full at last, as well as Kenton's legendary sponge ball routine.

A tale about a businessman who wants to screw a colleague at work but can’t seem to make it happen. He eventually resorts to black magic so that his spirit can rape her since his body can’t.

Picking up where Super Size Me left off, King Corn examines America's health woes through the multifaceted lens of one humble grain. Director Aaron Woolf and co-writers Ian Cheney and Curt Ellis offer irrefutable proof that the US is virtually drowning in the stuff.