# A Few Good G-Men

Randall Glass, the maker of "Warthog Jump," re-creates in "A Few Good G-Men" an entire scene from the motion picture, "A Few Good Men." His project tests Half-Life 2 Source's capacity for lip-synchronization and emotive gestures. "Hey gang, this is my first crack at making movies with the HL2 engine. I originally thought this would be a quick "two-weeks" maximum project ("hey, the phoneme editor practically does all the work for you!"), but turned into a 2 month learning experience. I probably would have hesistated had I known what I was in for, but thought this would be a good test project (and didn't you always want to see the G-Man get grilled?). I see this primarily as a portfolio piece, but hopefully you'll get some entertainment value out of it (or at least rent the movie). I feel that this is about 75% of what I wanted to accomplish. The animations are spotty in some areas and I need to make some of the expressions more fluid, but overall I think it's a pretty decent attempt (for a hobbyist). All of the camera cuts were done in the game (at least 15 point_viewcontrol entities). When you launched the level it went right into the movie and didn't stop until the end credits. I used Cannonfodder's tools to export the animations (from 3DS Max). There were a few glitches along the way (I'll go into detail later... you may notice that there isn't hand animation in some shots)." Randall Glass, http://www.nailbiter.net

- Kind: Cartoon
- Year: 2005
- Runtime: 5 min
- By: Glass, Randall
- Genres: Animation
- Archive: [Internet Archive](https://archive.org/details/a_few_good_gmen)
- Licence or status: none stated by the archive
- Who can watch: Kids profiles and older (the archive gives no rating; placed by Invisible Network from its collection and subjects)

[Watch now](https://invisiblenetwork.ai/watch/archive/ia/a_few_good_gmen?play=1)