DANE sends along 3 more images from Peter Jackson's short 'Crossing the Line', which started life out as test footage for a new camera Peter was offered to play with. Take a look at the rest of the images here. [More]

Meanwhile, Ringer Spy Taniwha writes: There is a 30s clip (and the full credits) for 'Crossing The Line' at reduser.net, it is a 93MB download for thirty seconds of action, though!

Peter Jackson was offered to shoot 4K footage for RED to use at NAB 2007. What started out as a test session quickly turned into a movie. Peter and his team shot RED Alpha prototypes, "Boris" and "Natasha", for 2 days in New Zealand just two weeks before the opening of NAB. All footage was shot using RED's proprietary REDCODE RAW 4K codec and recorded to RED DRIVES. Click on the image above for 2 more cool pics! And cmon RED...lets put up the whole film for the fans!

From wetanz.com: Today's new Kongcept artwork is from Designer Christian Pearce, and it sure is a bumpy ride ahead. It looks like Christian had alot of fun with this picture! As usual, he offers his in depth behind the scenes explanation..."This is a picture of something knocking some guys off something", he says. "I believe this creature was used towards the end of the film where it shot King Kong off the Empire State Building" [More]

From wetanz.com: Designer Christian Pearce tells us about his 'Krabbe' creation for the King Kong film. Here's what Christian had to say about this creation in his usual dry humour: "Here is a concept for a Thompson sub-machine-gun. Obviously it made it into the film. Keener eyed viewers may notice a crab in the background." Check out the Kongcept Image Gallery for a larger pop up of Krabbe alongside other Kongcept artworks by the Design team. Check out our WetaNZ Forums to discuss King Kong online, too! [More]

Today is Andy Serkis' Birthday! Andy was born on April 20, 1964, in Ruislip Manor, West London. That makes him 43 today! Happy Birthday Andy!