Blade Runner workprint bar scene with music by Eno & Byrne @DavidRidlen

Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Quran, from the album My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, by Brian Eno and David Byrne used for temp score in the workprint of Blade Runner, not used in theatrical releases.

Blade Runner workprint bar scene with music by Eno & Byrne

Urds Quest - a liminal experiment from 1984

$Fireworks created in Lightwave HD A parent emitter is the rocket, A child emitter is the trail of the parent rocket emitter (trail emitter parented to rocket), with child Nozzle set to Parent-Emitter. and a 2nd child emitter is flash, also parented to the rocket emitter (Flash emitter parented to Rocket) and Nozzle set to Parent Emitter End, which is a single point emitted and lasting only one frame, for a flash effect. and a 3rd child emitter parented to the rocket emitter is the tips of the trails that burst/spread out, The Tips emitter has its own child emitter called trails that spread out a trail. The Trails emitter has its own child emitter (hierarchy: rocket-tips-trails-trails), leaving secondary trails. Choose appropriate gravity, drag, vibration, parent-motion, and winds to make particles move and twist as in the second type of firework in the demo, and ad an overall direction wind to have them drift slightly side-to-side. Reference actual fireworks to get motion and timing. Use correct scale. Come up with your own sprite colors, etc. A moving turbulence in the sprite luma makes them twinkle a bit. The smokey haze is a simple fractal noise generated in Fusion, moving right to left slowly as if in a slight wind, and is revealed by a luma mask. The luma mask is created by glowing and blurring the fireworks, so the fireworks seem to illuminate the haze. Also check post #8 on Newtek forum- http://forums.newtek.com/showthread.php?t=121130&highlight=workshop to download my Bush Burst scene, which demos a similar type of child emitter hierarchy setup. Video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cLzWWETGpc$