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Episode 1.1 Pilot

 

Starfly – “Crash & Burn”

Scene: Show opens in Crashdown Cafe before Liz gets shot.

Sarah McLachlan – “Fear”

Scene: At Crashdown as Max heals Liz and later when Max reverses connection with Liz.

Eleventeen – “Let’s Go for a Ride”

Scene: Isabel listens to CD using her powers.

Living In Question – “My Mother Was a Sun Worshipper”

Scene: Maria runs screaming out of Crashdown after Liz tells her Max is an alien; Max, Isabel

and Michael race by in Jeep; Liz and Maria corner them in alley with Jetta.

The Hippos – “Shake It Up”

Scene: At Crash Fest, Maria and Isabel encounter Alex who remarks “Nice cones”.

Hexx – “Hallucination Generation”

Scene: At Crash Fest, Kyle takes off his mask and Valenti notices silver paint on his fingers.

Dave Matthews Band – “Crash Into Me”

Scene: At Crash Fest as Max and Liz talk at end of epi.

Episode 1.2 The Morning After

 

James William Hindle – “Doubt”

Scene: Max and Liz stake out Topolsky’s office from eraser room.

Electrostatic – “Shine”

Scene: At Crashdown, scenes leading up to Liz and Maria giving Alex “cramps” excuse.

Loni Rose – “I Never Thought That You Would Come”

Scene: Max and Liz walk and make plans for a “lunch”.

Episode 1.3 Monsters

 

Christina Aguilera – “Genie in a Bottle”

Scene: Maria drives and sings along then sees Isabel with broken down jeep.

The 88 – “All the Same”

Scene: At Crashdown, Maria waits on “Queen Amidala”

Also plays in Baby, It’s You, in the school hallway as Max and Michael look at yearbook picture Isabel changed to an alien.

The 88 – “Hate Me”

Scene: At Crashdown, Valenti orders Heavenly Hash special from Maria.

Kevin Bowe – “Ordinary Life”

Scene: Maria and Isabel return to school and everyone walks off at end of epi.

Episode 1.4 Leaving Normal

 

Black Toast Music – “Where It’s At”

Scene: At school, Michael gives the jock an itch.

James William Hindle – “Leaving Trains”

Scene: Liz’s grandmother arrives at Crashdown.

Episode 1.5 Missing

 

The Waking Hours – “Almost Nearly There”

Scene: At Crashdown, Kyle enters and tells Max he’s “on” to him.

Goldo – “Feedin’ On The Pain”

Scene: In classroom, Michael paints his vision while wearing headphones.

Glen Phillips – “Darkest Hour”

Scene: Liz finishes writing in journal and hides it in wall.

Episode 1.6 285 South

 

Euphoria – “Wait For You” (TV song is the same)

Scene: At Lift Off gas station, Michael starts to drive off in Jetta and Maria blocks him.

Skycopter 9 – “Cosmic Explosion” (TV song is the same)

Scene: “Abducted” Maria secretly calls Liz on her cell phone.

Keith Kohn – “Black Vanilla” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Liz, Max, and Isabel drive in jeep and Kyle calls Liz on her cell phone.

Julie Wood – “Imaginary Girl” (TV song is Laurie Webb – “Any Given Day”)

Scene: At roadblock, Max and Liz talk in Jeep and Max mends rip.

Episode 1.7 River Dog

 

Rip Tide Music – “Sinking Ship” (TV song is Bachelor Girl – “Blown Away”)

Scene: Maria and Michael talk in car on way back from Atherton’s.

Dispatch – “Time Served” (TV song is Finger Eleven – “Quicksand”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Eddie talks to Liz about meeting River Dog.

Morphic Field (Keith Kohn) – “Loves Deadly Touch” (TV song is Crash Test Dummies – “Get You in the Morning”)

Scene: Michael, Maria, and Isabel wait at Crashdown to hear from Liz and Max.

Episode 1.8 Blood Brothers

 

Communique – “Cross Your Heart” (TV song is Foo Fighters – “Learn To Fly”)

Scene: Max and Liz leave school and song plays on car radio.

Bleach – “Broke In The Head” (TV song is unidentified)

Scene: Alex tries to recruit guys for his band and Maria comes to take him to hospital.

Weaklazyliar – “The Story of My Life” (TV song is Ginny Owens – “If You Want Me To”)

Scene: Topolsky leaves, Alex demands Liz explain about Max and the FBI, Liz tells him she can’t, and Alex walks away.

Episode 1.9 Heat Wave

 

Morphic Field – “I Won’t Lie to You” (TV song is Santana, featuring Everlast – “Put Your Lights On”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Maria and Michael make out.

James William Hindle – “Come Down Slowly” (TV song is The Flys – “Got You (Where I Want You)”)

Scene: Liz walks through school halls noticing how everyone is pairing up.

Dive Index – “Middle Man” (TV song is Urban Species feat. Imogen Heap – “Blanket”)

Scene: Max & Michael/Liz & Maria talk in their school restrooms; Michael and Maria make out.

Save Ferris – “Let Me In” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Alex and Isabel dance in Alex’s dream.

Extreme Music – “Club Asia” (TV song is Yaz – “Situation 99 Remix”)

Scene: Beginning of party at Old Soap Factory and into scene when Alex find Isabel.

Heiruspecs -”Meters” (TV song is Warren G feat. Mac 10 – “I Want It All”)

Scene: At party at Old Soap Factory, Liz and Max walk and laugh.

Steve Reynolds – “Satellite” (TV song is Gomez – “We Haven’t Turned Around”)

Scene: On Liz’s balcony, Max and Liz kiss for first time.

Episode 1.10 The Balance

 

Mustard Seeds – “Coming Up Roses” (TV song is Fountains of Wayne – “Troubled Times”)

Scene: Max and Michael enter Crashdown; Max and Liz share a look.

Jackpot – “Hide In The Frequency” (TV song unidentified)

Scene: At Crashdown, Alex and Maria talk about how he’s dealing with things knowing about the

aliens; Maria warns against getting romantically involved.

Chris Heifner/Hefshil – “Yesterday” (TV song is Radford – “Fly”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Isabel shows Alex the cave symbols drawing, then tells Alex to stop

staring at her.

Dan Mackenzie – “Don’t Even Start” (TV song is Third Eye Blind – “Deep Inside of You”)

Scene: Max and Liz play pool, read fortunes, and dance on date at Señor Chow’s.

Gigolo Aunts – “Only You” (TV song is Gigolo Aunts – “Everyone Can Fly”)

Scene: Liz and Maria have ice cream gab fest over Max and Michael.

Weaklazyliar – “Again” (TV song is Jewel – “Absence of Fear”)

Scene: Max tells Liz he needs to take a step back.

Episode 1.11 The Toy House

 

Hutch – “Turn It Around” (TV song is Three Dog Night – “Shambala”)

Scene: Mrs. Evans and Max talk just before grease fire breaks out.

Counting Crows – “Amy Hit the Atmosphere” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Max and Isabel talk in his room; later at rock quarry as Isabel and Max talk and hug.

RubberSideDown – “Hot Wheels a Go Go” (TV song is Third Eye Blind – “Never Let You Go”)

Scene: Gang watches basketball game.

Alexi Murdoch – “Song For You” (TV song: G. Love & Special Sauce – “Rodeo Clowns”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Liz tells Max she feels responsible for Kyle getting injured.

Joya – “Sumthin Ain’t Right” (TV song is Amel Larrieux – “Get Up”)

Scene: Isabel changes lipstick shades before her mom enters and asks her what she remembers.

Communique – “Annabelle” (TV song: Buckcherry – “For The Movies”)

Scene: Kyles comes into Crashdown and apologizes to Liz; Max sees Liz talking to Kyle

through window of Crashdown and leaves without going in.

Episode 1.12 Into The Woods

 

Allergic – “Slippin’” (TV Song: Edwin – “Theories”)

Scene: Liz and Maria talk at Crashdown; Liz and her dad talk about campout.

Athenaeum – “Banana” (TV song is Vertical Horizon – “Everything You Want”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Alex freaks out about Isabel; Maria tells Liz that Max has been staring at her.

Communique – “Evening In The City” (TV song is Mattew Sweet – “Faith In You”)

Scene: Crashdown – Michael tells Max and Isabel that he thinks River Dog is their father.

Thomas Anderson – “You Surprize Me” (TV song is Van Morrison – “Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child”)

Scene: Sheriff Valenti visits his dad at nursing home.

Episode 1.13 The Convention

 

Manplanet – “I, Robot” (TV song is The Toyes – “Waiting for the Aliens”)

Scene: In front of UFO Center, Max dressed as alien watches Liz wait tables outside Crashdown.

Raging Honkies – “Alien” (TV song: Brian Setzer – Flyin’ Saucer Rock ‘N’ Roll)

Scene: At UFO Center, Michael and Isabel talk and Max comes in and takes off his alien costume head.

Astronaut Wife – “Flying Saucer” (TV song is Klaatu – “Calling All Occupants of Interplanetary Craft”)

Scene: At UFO Convention, Liz tells Max about Jennifer and Larry being at Crashdown; Amy Deluca bumps into Valenti; Alex finds Isabel.

Bree Sharp – “Galaxy Song” (TV song is unidentified)

Scene: Mr. Frakes puts his hands in cement.

Hypnogaja – “The Spaceman” (TV song is Ultra-V “Can I Crash Here Tonite”)

Scene: Jennifer is in booth at Crashdown reading “Men Are From Mars” and crying as Liz tries to console her.

Sherstin – “Lucky” (TV song is Sheryl Crow – “My Favorite Mistake”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Larry proposes to Jennifer.

Episode 1.14 Blind Date

 

Bleach – “Heartbeat” (TV song is Our Lady Peace – “Is Anybody Home?”)

Scene: At school, Maria and Liz talk about radio contest.

The Belles – “Never Said Anything” (TV song is Joe 90 – “Truth”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Michael, Max and Isabel discuss 4th alien; Liz is interviewed by KROZ about her ideal man.

Elusive – “How Long I Waited” (TV song is the same)

Scene: At Crashdown, Liz looks through door of back room and complains to Maria.

Relient K – “Falling Out” (TV song is Blink 182 – “Adam’s Song”)

Scene: Song plays on radio as Michael comes through Isabel’s window to ask her to come search for 4th alien.

Buva/Sandstrom Thomas – “The Things That You Do” (TV song is Lenny Kravitz – “Stand By My Woman”)

Scene: Liz and blind date Doug dine at restaurant and through scene when Kyle gets Max to take drink from flask.

Thomas Anderson – “Holiday” (TV song is unidentified)

Scene: Liz and Doug sneak into Crashdown on run from KROZ crew.

Majandra Delfino – “In The Air Tonight” (originally by Phil Collins) (TV song is the same)

Scene: Maria sings at concert; Max and Liz talk.

Episode 1.15 Independence Day

 

Highwater Rising – “Life in Three Parts” (TV song is Collective Soul – “Run”)

Scene: Michael arrives at Maria’s in the rain.

The Get Set – “Big Nothing” (TV song: Radford – “Closer To Myself”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Isabel, Liz and Maria talk about Michael; Max comes and tells them Valenti’s got him.

Neva Dinova – “Did You Disappoint Your God?” (TV song is Bush – “40 Miles From The Sun”)

Scene: Michael hitchhikes.

Also plays in Max in the City, as Max is tested by the emissary. It also plays in Chant Down Babylon, as Maria tells Liz that Max is dead and at the end of Chant Down Babylon, as Maria, Max, and Liz walk away together.

Episode 1.16 Sexual Healing

 

Last Days of April – “All Will Break” (TV song is Marcy Playground – “Sex and Candy”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Liz spills strawberries then Max and Liz kiss in the kitchen.

Rebecca Lord – “After All This Time” (TV song is unidentified)

Scene: Maria and Liz discuss what Liz and Max were doing at Michael’s apartment before Maria

interrupted them.

Evan Olson – “Ticking Away” (TV song is Sarah McLachlan – “Fumbling Towards Ecstasy”)

Scene: Max and Liz talk before going into Crashdown.

Episode 1.17 Crazy

 

Erin McKeown – “Slung-Lo” (TV song: Angela Via – “Picture Perfect”)

Scene: Beginning of the episode, Max comes into Crashdown and kisses Liz.

Renee Stahl – “Above Beside Below” (TV song: Everything But The Girl – “Low Tide Of The Night”)

Scene: Liz and Max make out in jeep before Topolsky pounds on window.

Lori Denae – “Kinda Wanna” (TV song: Lori Carson – “Take Your Time”)

Scene: Michael and Maria make out on couch in his apartment.

Treble Charger – “What You Want” (TV song: 7th House – “Gypsy Queen”)

Scene: Alex and Isabel talk at lunch and Isabel makes “sucking face” comment before

Tess asks to join them.

Athenaeum – “On Her Way” (TV song is Radford – “Don’t Stop”)

Scene: Delivery man brings flowers which Maria grabs to give to Liz.

Also plays in Max to the Max, as Michael comes out of the kitchen with a glass

of milk for Isabel; Max enters and tells Isabel she’s not pregnant; Maria says Liz

left with Max; they all realize Liz has been kidnapped

Wayne Wesley Johnson – “Rumba Azul” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Liz unwittingly meets Topolsky at Señor Chow’s.

Julie Wood – “Open My Eyes” (TV song is unidentified)

Scene: Tess walks up to Alex and Isabel’s table at Crashdown.

Episode 1.18 Tess, Lies, and Videotape

 

Bloom – “Love Minus Zero” (TV song is Sneaker Pimps – “Six Underground”)

Scene: Max has vision of kissing Tess passionately during school lab.

Allergic – “The End Of Days” (TV song is Godsmack – “Voodoo”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Michael refers to Tess as Max’s “new girlfriend”.

The Tories – “Greatest Foe” (TV song is Lit – “Zip-lock”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Max, Michael and Isabel discuss camera they found.

Episode 1.19 Four Square

 

RubberSideDown – “Some Other Place” (TV song is Folk Implosion – “No Need to Worry”)

Scene: Max, Liz, and Maria talk about Tess; Maria says Max needs constant supervision.

Bullets of Orange – “Girl” (TV song is Collapsis – “Automatic”)

Scene: At Crashdown, before and during Liz telling Kyle he should stay away from Tess.

Episode 1.20 Max to the Max

 

The Get Set – “I Feel Free” (TV song is 8 Stops 7 – “Question Everything”)

Scene: In Crashdown kitchen, Maria overhears Michael and Isabel talking about baby.

Jettared – “A Conversation With The Past” (formerly titled “Unsaid”) (TV song is Guano Apes – “Open Your Eyes”)

Scene: Nasedo-Max takes Liz out of Crashdown for a drive.

Athenaeum – “On Her Way” (TV song is Chris Cornell – “Wave Goodbye”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Michael comes out of kitchen with a glass of milk for Isabel; real Max comes in

and they realize Liz has been kidnapped.

Also plays in Crazy, as delivery man brings flowers for Liz, which Maria grabs to give to Liz.

Luna Halo – “Aliens” (TV song is Tam! – “Aliens”)

Scene: Liz and Nasedo-Max arrive at carnival.

Curtis Skelton (singer), Jim Latham (composer) – “Master of Ceremonies” (TV song is Filter – “Welcome to the Fold”)

Scene: Liz runs from Nasedo-Max into Mirror Maze and through scene when Max follows Sheriff into Maze.

Episode 1.21 The White Room

 

Hypnogaja – “Nothing Box” (TV song is Remy Zero – “Yellow Light”)

Scene: At Crashdown, Valenti talks to Liz, Maria, and Alex and continues as Max is tortured.

Episode 1.22 Destiny

 

Dido – “Here with Me” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Liz walks away from Max, Michael, Isabel, and Tess. Song is also theme song of Roswell.

Episode 2.1 Skin and Bones

 

Mackabella – “The Way You Are” (TV song is Bif Naked – “Lucky”)

Scene: Crashdown – Alex, Tess, Michael, Maria, Max before school year begins pizza party.

Also plays in Heart of Mine, at the end of the episode.

Buva – “I Fall Asleep” (TV song is Richard Ashcroft – “Brave New World”)

Scene: Crashdown – Max and Liz talk outside, and he touches her arm.

Big Stone City – “Drive Away” (TV song: 3 Doors Down – “Kryptonite”)

Scene: Nasedo/Pierce walks into the Crashdown.

Episode 2.2 Ask Not

 

The Collective – “Up In It” (TV song is Tarsha Vega – “Be Ya Self”)

Scene: Crashdown – Isabel, Maria, Tess, then Liz dance; the scene is inter-cut with scenes of

Max running, with no music, as he runs.

The Pattern – “Nothing Of Value” (TV song: The Dandy Warhols – “Bohemian Like You”)

Scene: As Kyle gets off the bus and waits for his dad to pick him up.

Rebecca Lord – “Angels Fall” (TV song is Amanda Ghost – “Idol”)

Scene: Maria and Liz drive past Max and Tess walking together at night.

Agent 51 – “American Rock N Roll” (TV song is Crease – “867-5309 (Jenny)”)

Scene: Kyle’s room, as his alarm goes off, he rolls out of bed, and does push ups.

Melodine – “Over My Head” (TV song is Trinket – “Superhuman”)

Scene: At the Crashdown, Max and Isabel tell Tess and Alex about their encounter with Brody, Kyle

arrives and tells Tess he is letting her have his room while she stays with them, Courtney talks to

Michael about piercings. The song continues after Max finishes his “I’m coming for you” speech to

Liz before sitting back down at the table.

Episode 2.3 Surprise

 

Sprung Monkey – “What’s That You Say”

Scene: At the beginning of Isabel’s birthday party right after she walks into the darkened Crashdown.

Blueberry – “Remember Heaven” (TV song is same)

Scene: Michael tells Isabel she can’t see Grant anymore.

Black Toast Music – “A Walk On Cloud Nine”

Scene: Isabel tells Max & Michael about her visions of Tess.

Episode 2.04 Summer of ’47

 

Relient K – “Pressing On” (TV song: Mest – “Drawing Board”)

Scene: When the gang get to school in the morning.

Nero – “This Isn’t Time” (TV song: Vast – “Free”)

Scene: In the Crashdown, Maria waits on Michael and Hal and into scene when Maria and

Michael argue about Courtney in the storeroom before Maria lends Michael her car.

Rebecca Kyler Downs – “Love Me Like Candy” (TV song is the same)

Scene: bar, as Richie pretends to be drunk to Hal.

Pat Tuzzolino – “Until It Happens To You”

Scene: At the bar as Hal and Richie discuss what they should do. Betty Osorio is at the counter.

Joel Evans Orchestra feat. Patrick Tuzzolino – “Maybe It’s You”

Scene: In the bar, when Hal meets Betty, who introduces him to Yvonne.

Episode 2.5 The End of the World

 

Vaughan Penn – “The Deeper I Fall” (TV song is The Pierces – “Save Me”)

Scene: Liz, Alex, Maria driving to psychic. The song also plays later in the episode

in Liz’s room, as Kyle and Liz talk.

Olivia Tremor Control – “Love Athena” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Crashdown kitchen – Maria asks Michael not to be a jerk; Courtney slaps

Michael’s butt; Michael and Maria discuss Courtney.

Loni Rose – “Let Me Go Back” (TV song: Holly Palmer – “Switched”)

Scene: Liz and Maria talk in the Crashdown storeroom and Liz realizes what she

needs to do to make Max fall out of love with her.

Episode 2.6 Harvest

 

Angela Johnson – “Rescue Me” (TV song is Cleopatra – “U Got It”)

Scene: Liz and Maria walk to their lockers and Maria makes the comment about getting her heart stomped on.

Episode 2.7 Wipeout!

 

Melodine – “Over My Head” (TV song is Good Charlotte – “Complicated”)

Scene: Max and Isabel are eating their mother’s breakfast frittata before she disappears at the beginning of the episode.

Elvis Costello – “Still” (TV song is Elvis Costello – “Alison”)

Scene: Liz’s room – Liz tells Max that her mom likes listening to Elvis Costello on laundry day.

The Waking Hours – “Everything’s Alright Forever” (TV song is Foo Fighters – “Next Year”)

Scene: near the end, as everyone hugs after things return to normal.

Episode 2.8 Meet the Dupes

 

Wurkt – “Foreskin” (TV song is Linkin Park – “With You”)

Scene: New York City – the Dupes steal produce and money, take basketball, and talk as they walk; also as Zan chases basketball, near end of episode.

Zeromind – “Sick Inside” (TV song is Coal Chamber – “El Cu Cuy”)

Scene: New York, Rath, Lonnie, and Ava steal the TransAm.

Ken Huddleston – “Hard Luck, Hard Liquor, Hard Women” (TV song: Glen Campbell – “Rhinestone Cowboy”)

Scene: Played on the car radio as the dupes drive to Roswell.

Beth Thornley – “I Will Lie” (TV song is Imani Coppola – “You Stole My Fun”)

Scene: Crashdown – Maria at serving window telling Michael to be sure to include pepperjack on Brody’s sub.

Hypnogaja – “Need to Believe” (TV song is F.O.S. – “Lovely”)

Scene: As the Dupes enter Roswell, the Sheriff stops their car.

Apples in Stereo – “Shine A Light” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Crashdown – Maria and Brody have breakfast.

James William Hindle – “The Great Woodland Summer” (TV song: Belle & Sebastian – “Don’t Leave The Light On Baby”)

Scene: During Max & Liz’s awkward conversation in the Crashdown.

Episode 2.9 Max in the City

 

Neva Dinova – “Did You Disappoint Your God?” (TV song: Radiohead – “How to Disappear Completely”)

Scene: Max is tested.

Also plays in Independence Day, as Michael hitchhikes; and in Chant Down Babylon, as Maria tells Liz that Max is dead and later, as Maria, Max, and Liz walk away together.

Sanctus Real – “Hey Wait” (TV song is Lifehouse – “Everything”)

Scene: NY vacant building, Evans kitchen, Liz’s room—Max and Tess, Max and Isabel, Liz and Ava hug, Brody and Maria talk, Max and Liz through ending.

Episode 2.10 A Roswell Christmas Carol

 

Swingtips – “Santa Swings” (TV song is the same)

Scene: opening scene, Max and Michael examine Christmas trees.

The Toms – “Fake Christmas” (TV song is Tennessee Brown & The Silvertones – “Jingle Bells”)

Scene: Isabel stops at Michael’s apartment and he shows her his Jetta bumper gift for Maria.

The Mighty Turbans – “The First Noel” (TV song is the same)

Scene: At grocery store when Valenti, Kyle and Tess run into Amy Deluca.

Brooke Ramel – “Jingle Bells” (TV song: Luscious Jackson – “Let It Snow”)

Scene: Hardware store – Michael looks for a Christmas gift for Maria as Isabel gives him some advice.

Alfie Alessandra – “It’s Just Not Christmas Without You” (TV song is Burl Ives – “Have A Holly Jolly Christmas”)

Scene: At the Valenti home, during Tess’ “I am here, Hello!” speech.

Cliff Hillis – “On A Day Like Christmas” (TV song: Eels – “Everything’s Gonna Be Cool This Christmas”)

Scene: Valenti Christmas dinner.

Black Toast Music – “Hey Mr. Kringle” (TV song is the same)

Scene: When Michael gives Maria her Christmas present.

Jane Silberry – “Calling All Angels” (TV song is the same)

Scene: hospital, as Max heals the children.

Episode 2.11 To Serve and Protect

 

Electrostatic – “Eliminate Me” (TV song is Delerium featuring Jenifer McLaren – “Fallen Icons”)

Scene: Liz’s dream.

Episode 2.12 We Are Family

 

Lucky Jim – “Endless Night” (TV song: Vertical Horizon – “Best I Ever Had (Grey Sky Morning)”)

Scene: Isabel, Liz, Maria and Alex are on Liz’s roof celebrating Alex’s return home; Liz encounters Sean stealing food in the Crashdown storeroom.

Athenaeum – “Young Again” (TV song: Travis – “Turn”)

Scene: While Liz and Alex are on her rooftop looking at his slides.

The Stratford 4 – “Where the Ocean Meets the Eye” (TV song: Gomez – “Bring Your Lovin’ Back Here”)

Scene: During Liz and Sean’s “mustard scene” at the Crashdown.

Darran Falcone – “Hermosa Avenue” (TV song: James Taylor – “Her Town Too”)

Scene: When Amy and Jim kiss.

Episode 2.13 Disturbing Behavior

 

Audio Adrenaline – “Ocean Floor” (TV song is Lifehouse – “Quasimodo”)

Scene: Crashdown – Sean interrupts Liz, Alex and Isabel’s conversation, asking where Maria is.

Bleach – “Knocked Out” (TV song is Palo Alto – “Throw the Brick”)

Scene: Isabel and Grant have their “starting over” conversation in the Crashdown.

Luna Halo – “Forgiveness” (TV song is Nine Days – “Sometimes”)

Scene: Michael and Maria spy on the police station with binoculars from the roof across the street.

Episode 2.14 How the Other Half Lives

 

Matt Beckler – “Fools At The Table” (TV song is Stereophonics – “Lying In The Sun”)

Scene: Laurie Dupree and Michael talk in her room.

Lucky Jim – “You’re Lovely to Me” (TV song is Jill Phillips – “Everything”)

Scene: Dupree home and Michael’s apartment – end of episode – Michael and Maria talk about Laurie.

Episode 2.15 Viva Las Vegas

 

Julie Wood – “It’s Only Love” (TV song: Morcheeba – “Be Yourself”)

Scene: Michael hands out the cash and creates fake IDs in the hotel suite.

The Pattern – “Thunder Us” (TV song: Dead Kennedys – “Viva Las Vegas”)

Scene: Liz and Tess’ conversation at the pinball machine.

Episode 2.16 Heart of Mine

 

Never Heard Of It – “It’s Not Possible” (TV song: Vibrolush – “Touch and Go”)

Scene: At school, Max and Michael talk about Max’s newly recalled memories.

Neva Dinova “The Tin Man” (TV song: Coldplay – “Don’t Panic”)

Scene: Sean gives Liz a ride to school.

The Sonnets – “How It Feels” (TV song is Doves – “Catch the Sun”)

Scene: Liz and Sean on a date in a restaurant. They talk and kiss in his car.

Josh Rouse – “100m Backstroke” (TV song is the same)

Scene: bowling alley, as Liz bowls with Sean.

Juliana Theory – “We’re at the Top of the World (To the Simple, Two)” (TV song is Josh Joplin Group – “Camera One”)

Scene: Crashdown – pre-prom gathering.

Zan Passante – “Good Good Times” (TV song is Robbie Williams – “Rock DJ”)

Scene: Plays as everyone makes their entrances to the Prom.

Real Lulu – “Pushed” (TV song: L7 – “Slide”)

Scene: as Liz dances with Maria at the prom.

Vaughan Penn – “If You Could See You” (TV song is Ivy – “Worry about You”)

Scene: Prom – Max and Liz dance.

Black Toast Music – “Laughing in the Rain” (TV song: Nelly Furtado – “I’m Like A Bird”)

Scene: Michael arrives at the prom and into the scene when Max tells Tess it’s over with Liz.

Mackabella – “The Way You Are” (TV song is Ivy – “Undertow”)

Scene: Prom – Max and Tess kiss, Liz’s sees. Liz’s voiceover, as Michael and Maria dance, then Liz lane dances at bowling alley with Sean.

Also plays in Skin and Bones, at the Crashdown pizza party, before school year begins.

Episode 2.17 Cry Your Name

 

Communique – “Cross Your Heart” (TV song Meat Puppets – “I Quit”)

Scene: Max and Michael discuss movies as the gang hangs out at the Crashdown right before Valenti comes with the news of Alex’s death.

Frost – “Damian” (TV song Emer Kenny – “Light Of You”)

Scene: Isabel’s first dream after Alex’s death.

Frost – “Half Whole” (TV song Emer Kenny – “Heaven”)

Scene: Liz sees Alex’s locker the morning after the accident.

Renee Stahl – “Home” (TV song: Fisher – “Human”)

Scene: Football field memorial.

David Rice – “So Long My Brother” (TV song Peter Searcy – “Nothing”)

Scene: Isabel’s 2nd dream – Isabel and Alex at the Crashdown – Alex says “Goodbye Isabel” and “I think we both know I loved you too.”

Poloroid – “Silence” (TV song is Beth Orton – “She Cries Your Name”)

Scene: Crashdown, end of episode, as Liz looks at pictures of Alex, thinks about him, and cries.

[NOTE: Dan Rowe wrote and sang; unreleased on CD]

Episode 2.18 It’s Too Late and It’s Too Bad

 

Wake – “Mind Is Yours” (TV song is Pancho’s Lament – “Perfect Place”)

Scene: school grounds, Michael tells Isabel that she cannot go to college in San Francisco.

Evan Olson – “I Can’t Forget” (TV song is Jim White – “Handcuffed To A Fence In Mississippi”)

Scene: Maria explains her ideas for Alex’s memorial collage at the yearbook meeting.

Vaughan Penn – “I Can’t Help Myself” (TV song is Shawn Colvin – “Bonefields”)

Scene: DeLuca kitchen – Michael and Amy talk; Michael uses powers to fix garbage disposal.

Audio Adrenaline – “Dirty” (TV song is Paddy Casey – “Whatever Gets You True”)

Scene: Liz questions Derek, the computer geek, about binary code and Max walks up.

Sherri Youngward – “Where This Love Goes” (TV song is Fisher – “I Will Love You”)

Scenes: end of episode – Max and Tess make love at the observatory; Liz at the airport learns Alex didn’t go to Sweden.

Episode 2.19 Baby, It’s You

 

Psapp – “Always In My Head” (TV song is Mazzy Star – “Fade Into You”)

Scene: Max and Tess wake up in observatory, then arrive at Valenti home. Kyle sees them kiss.

The 88 – “All the Same” (TV song is The Soft Boys – “I Wanna Destroy You”)

Scene: school hallway – Michael and Max look at yearbook picture Isabel changed to an alien, as Isabel and Kyle watch.

Also plays in Monsters, as Maria waits on “Queen Amidala”

Evan Olson – “Don’t Run Away” (TV song is Badly Drawn Boy – “Another Pearl”)

Scene: school hallway – Max and Tess talk and come upon Michael, Isabel, and Kyle; scene changes to stadium, as Isabel and Kyle talk.

Athenauem – “One Day At A Time” (TV song: Lifehouse – Only One)

Scene: Crashdown – Isabel tells Kyle she won’t play any more tricks on Max or dreamwalk girls with him again.

Tina Dico – “Break of Day” (TV song is Emiliana Torrini – “Wednesday’s Child”)

Scene: Outside Evans’ home, as Max knocks over the trash.

Landing Gear – “Atmosphere” (TV song is the same)

Scene: night, outdoors by stream, end of episode, as Michael gives Max and Isabel the translation and crystal.

Episode 2.20 Off The Menu

 

Evan Olson – “Shoebox Blues” (TV song is Uncle Kracker – “Follow Me”)

Scene: Maria and Brody talk at the Crashdown, Maria returns the picture of his daughter, and Brody says he thinks he remembers Maria helping him during his “abduction”.

Episode 2.21 The Departure

 

Sex and Reverb – “Here She Comes Now” (TV song is Doves – “Here It Comes”)

Scene: Outside Crashdown, beginning of the episode, as Max and Michael come to talk to Liz and Maria who are sitting with Sean and Kyle and Kyle drums his fingers on the table.

Patrick Conway – “Brave Goodbye” (TV song is Remy Zero – “Perfect Memory”)

Scene: Night, Alex’s grave – Isabel and Alex talk and dance.

David Gray – “My Oh My” (TV song is the same)

Scene: outside Crashdown, as Max gives Liz the pendant necklace, before leaving.

Cactus Groove – “Shoulder” (TV song: Doves – “Blackbird”)

Scene: in bed together, Michael tells Maria he must leave Earth in an hour.

The Sonnets – “City, Spark, Fire” (TV song is Coldplay – “Trouble”)

Scene: Night, desert – Michael sends the jeep over the edge in flames; they say goodbye to Valenti.

U2 – “Walk On” (TV song is the same)

Scene: end of episode, Michael, Maria, Liz, Max, Isabel, and Kyle by rock formation.

Episode 3.1 Busted

 

Evan Olson – “Anyone Else” (TV song is Sugar Ray – “Under the Sun”)

Scene: opening scene, outside Sam’s Quik Stop – Max and Liz kiss, talk, and don ski masks.

Cutlass Supreme – “Words I’ve Never Heard” (TV song is Sensefield – “Here Right Here”)

Scene: Max shows Liz how to use a gun.

Jason Collett – “Bitter Beauty” (TV song is Minibar – “Choked Up”)

Scene: Max brings Liz roses as they meet to go on their date on the dock.

Plus/Minus (+/-) – “Megalomaniac” (TV song: Preston School of Industry – “Whalebones”)

Scene: Michael talks to Mr. Seligman about rejoining class and Isabel arrives to tell him about Max and Liz being arrested.

n.Lannon – “Hollow Heart” (MP3 here) (TV song: Even Johansen/Magnet – “Where Happiness Lives”)

Scene: as Liz and Max drive away after switching the diamond. Continues through their make-out session in the Crashdown’s back room before Liz’s dad comes downstairs.

Proto – “Monkey” (TV song is Blur – “Trimm Trabb”)

Scene: Starts with Max talking to Agent Burns and returning to the convenience store, finding out that the space ship is no longer there.

Billy Squier – “If You Would Hate Me Less, I’d Love You More” (TV song is Van Morrison/Mark Knopfler – “The Last Laugh”)

Scene: end of episode, as Max talks to his father, who says “silence is not acceptable”; Liz leaves with her parents; Max alone in his car, looking at the night sky.

Episode 3.2 Michael, The Guys and the Great Snapple Caper

 

Fonda – “I Will Remember You” (TV song is Merrick – “Infinity”)

Scene: Isabel and Jesse secretly meet at a convenience store and Kyle catches them making out.

60 Cycle Hum – “East of Eden” (TV song is Stereophonics – “Have A Nice Day”)

Scene: Max makes the alien mural at the Crashdown “talk” to Liz.

Angela Correa – “Glorybelt” (TV song is Leona Naess – “Promise To Try”)

Scene: Isabel joins Kyle at Crashdown counter. She tells him about Jesse and warns him not to tell anyone. Kyle tells her good that

she’s found someone special. She thanks him.

Episode 3.3 Significant Others

 

Smooth – “Walking On Space” (TV song is Emer Kenny – “Dance Until Dawn”)

Scene: Isabel dreamwalks Jesse and sees him propose to her.

Adam Schmitt – “Second Story” (TV song is same)

Scene: Crashdown – Michael & his Meta-Chem buddies come in for breakfast.

Jason Collett – “Little Clown” (TV song is still unknown)

Scene: Isabel breaks up with Jesse outside the movie theater.

Evan Olson – “Not What I Wanted” (TV song is same)

Scene: Maria and Michael are on their date at the Bowling Alley.

Stars – “The Vanishing” (TV song is Emer Kenny – “Shattered”)

Scene: restaurant restroom – Isabel (looking in mirror) talks to Alex about expecting the proposal from Jesse.

Michelle Anthony – “White Lies” (TV song is Shawn Colvin – “I’d Say I’m Sorry Now”)

Scene: Liz goes to her father and asks if she can read his poetry. They talk and he tells Liz that she is the poetry.

Patrick Conway – “Brave Goodbye” (TV song is Remy Zero – “Perfect Memory”)

Scene: Night, outside restaurant – Isabel says yes to Jesse’s proposal and Alex smiles.

Also plays in The Departure at Alex’s grave, as Isabel and Alex talk and dance.

Episode 3.4 Secrets and Lies

 

Sherri Youngward – “Where This Love Goes” (TV song is Miranda lee Richards – “The Beginner”)

Scene: Jesse gives Isabel the engagement ring.

Also plays at the end of It’s Too Late And It’s Too Bad, as Max and Tess make love at the observatory; Liz at the airport learns Alex didn’t go to Sweden.

Episode 3.5 Control

 

Avion – “Beautiful” (TV song is Sugarcult – “Lost In You”)

Scene: Mrs. Evans comes into Crashdown and tries to get Liz to reveal what she knows about Max.

Blueberry – “Elevate Her” (TV song is Garbage – “Can’t Cry These Tears”)

Scene: In the Crashdown, Isabel talks to Michael, and then to the wedding planner.

Athenaeum – “One Day at a Time” (TV song is Better Than Ezra – “Closer”)

Scene: end of episode, in Crashdown, as Max returns to Liz; they talk, then hug.

Episode 3.6 To Have And To Hold

 

Artist Unknown, Felix Mendelssohn, composer – “Wedding March from a Midsummer Night’s Dream” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Opening scene as Isabel wakes up, remembers about the wedding and jumps out of bed.

Artist Unknown, Antonio Vivaldi, composer – “Concerto No. 1 In E Major ‘La Primavera’” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Maria comes to check on Isabel when she doesn’t show up at the Crashdown as expected and Isabel

remembers about the wedding and flys into a panic.

DVD song is still unidentified (TV song is Lunatic Calm – “Sound Of The Revolution”)

Scene: Max and Michael interrogate Jesse while trying on tuxes.

Stanley Holloway, from the original movie soundtrack of “My Fair Lady” – “Get Me To the Church On Time”

Scene: Starts the scene at Jesse’s bachlor party.

NOTE: This song plays only on TV version… on the DVD, the song “All Points In Between” sung by William Sadler starts here.

Extreme Music – “Hava Nagila” (TV music is the same)

Scene: Isabel discovers that Michael and Max have tested Jesse’s blood.

Aberdeen -”Handsome Drink” (TV song: Ivy – “Digging Your Scene”)

Scene: Liz’s dad confronts her about catering Isabel and Jesse’s wedding.

Artist Unknown, Richard Wagner, composer – “Bridal Chorus” (Here Comes The Bride) (TV song is the same)

Scene: As Liz and Maria start down the aisle and Mr. Evans steps in to walk Isabel.

Vaughan Penn – “The Deeper I Fall” (TV song is Alana Davis – “God of Love”)

Scene: Isabel and Jesse’s wedding, as they exchange vows

Also plays in The End of the World, as Liz, Alex, Maria drive to the psychic, and also later in the episode in Liz’s room, as Kyle and Liz talk.

Ivy – “The Edge of the Ocean” (TV song is the same)

Scene: end of episode, at wedding reception, as people dance and talk.

Episode 3.07 Interruptus

 

Fonda – “Round And Square” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Mr. Evans comes into the Crashdown to ask Jeff Parker some questions about Max.

Loni Rose – “Hold On” (TV song: Heather Nova – “If I Saw You In A Movie”)

Scene: La Jolla, Jesse and Isabel dancing. Kivar spikes Jesse’s drink so he can dance with Isabel.

Communique – “Ouija Me” (TV song is unidentified)

Scene: At the Crashdown, Kyle tells Liz and Maria about Mr. Evans coming to ask about Tess; Maria sees flyer

for missing man and they realize Max and Michael are planning to kill an innocent man whose body has been taken over by Kivar.

Nedelle – “Come Around” (TV song is Toploader – “Dancing in the Moonlight”)

Scene: La Jolla hotel bedroom, as Isabel and Jesse talk after consummating their marriage.

Episode 3.8 Behind The Music

 

The Lift – “Carousel” (TV song is Sparklehorse – “Apple Bed”)

Scene: Michael and Liz are at the Crashdown talking about Maria making italian food for Billy and the sugar jars explode.

Episode 3.9 Samuel Rising

 

Brad Hatfield – “Swingle Bells” (TV song is same)

Scene: Jesse hangs his stocking and Isabel moves it.

Hangnail – “O Little Town of Bethlehem” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Kyle complains to Isabel about his dad’s date.

Gypsy Soul – “Silent Night, Holy Night” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Max attempts to heal Samuel to talk.

Gypsy Soul – “The First Noel” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Kyle and his dad talk; Isabel apologizes to Jesse; Samuel tops the Christmas tree with his parents, as Max observes outside.

Episode 3.10 A Tale of Two Parties

 

John Doe – Totally Yours (TV song is the same)

Scene: Beginning of episode, as Liz’s dad sings and plays guitar alone in the Crashdown; Jesse returns to see Kyle

and Isabel asleep on the couch; Michael awakens in Liz’s bed, as she dries her hair. Also plays near the end of the episode,

as scene changes to Mr. Parker opening the shade on the door of the Crashdown, and then at the very end, as the group tells Mr.

Parker what they each want for breakfast.

Artist Unknown, originally recorded by Frankie Laine – “You Wanted Someone To Play With (I Wanted Someone To Love)” (TV song is same,

but it starts a little later in the scene)

Scene: Isabel gets the apartment ready for New Year’s dinner with Jesse as he calls to say he is stuck in Houston and won’t be making it home.

FM Static – “All The Days” (TV song is unknown)

Scene: Crashdown – Maria discusses her plan to find Enigma, as Liz tries to get out of working on New Year’s Eve. Maria and

Michael talk after their shift about finding Enigma together.

Blueberry – “Twilight” (TV song is same)

Scene: Michael comes to tell Maria to go on to Enigma after overhearing her and Liz talk; Mr. Parker tells Liz she can leave with Max.

60 Cycle Hum – “East of Eden” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Kyle talks with girls in the parking lot, their boyfriends walk up and then he and Isabel sit talking on the hood of the car.

Toby Mac – “Get This Party Started” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Max, Maria, and Michael go to the frat house party.

Treble Charger – “Wear Me Down” (TV song is the same)

Scene: At Frat party, Maria asks about clues for Enigma; Max is carried by guys; Michael sees guy grab Maria’s butt.

Jet Set Satellite – “Baby Cool Your Jets” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Michael gets drunk at Frat party.

Beston – “On And Up” (TV song is unidentified)

Scene: Kyle and Isabel arrive at party and Isabel introduces Kyle to Bitsy.

Monet – “Stand” (TV song is Mystic – “The Life”)

Scene: Kyle and Bitsy sit on couch talking about Buddha while Isabel listens, then Kyle thanks Isabel for hooking him up with

Bitsy and has a “moment” about Isabel as she walks away.

People at the Crashdown New Year’s Eve party – [b]“Auld Lang Syne” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Crashdown party—Max, Liz, Liz’s dad, Maria, Valenti, and others sing at 10:30 “midnight”.

The Appleseed Cast – “A Dream for Us” (TV song is Turin Brakes – “Underdog”)

Scene: Isabel and Kyle cover the Viper; Kyle imagines them kissing; he agrees to watch Rudolph’s Shiny New Year and tells

himself not to be a complete idiot, after she kisses him on the cheek.

The Witch Hazel Sound – “Morning Becomes Vibration” (TV song is the same)

Scene: outside Bud’s 24/7, Maria and Max figure out the clue on the fake Crashdown flyer to find Enigma in Blue Moon Canyon.

Episode 3.11 I Married An Alien

 

Dee – “She’s Expensive” (TV song is C&C Music Factory – “Everybody Dance Now”)

Scene: Ramirez home—Jesse’s friend Eric plays CD, while Isabel brings bedding for him to sleep on the couch.

Shotgun Vegas – “Thanks For Nothing” (TV song is The Divinyls – “I Touch Myself”)

Scene: Jesse tells Eric about unusual things he’s noticed about Max and Isabel and Eric makes the crack about Jesse being

married to one of the Roswell aliens.

Man Of The Year – “Western Sun” (TV song: Spiritualized – “Do It All Over Again”)

Scene: Crashdown, as Isabel and Max discuss telling Jesse their secret.

Episode 3.12 Ch-Ch-Changes

 

Plus/Minus (+/-) – “Summer Dress 1 (All Her Winter Clothes)” (TV song is Turin Brakes – “The Door”)

Scene: Outside Crashdown, as Kyle and Liz in the car discuss what she said to Max in the desert. Kyle tells her to try to get some sleep.

Travis – “More Than Us” (TV song is the same)

Scene: end of episode, as Liz leaves in bus for Vermont.

Episode 3.13 Panacea

 

Communique – “Black Curses” (TV song: Stereophonics – “Have A Nice Day”)

Scene: Liz arrives at her dorm room and meets her roommate Eileen.

Episode 3.14 Chant Down Babylon

 

Bob Marley – “Chant Down Babylon” (TV song is the same)

Scene: Liz’s dorm room, as Maria listens to the song and Clayton comes.

Neva Dinova – “Did You Disappoint Your God?” (TV song is Sense Field – “Save Yourself”)

Scene: end of the episode, Winamen Academy – Maria, Liz, and Max walk and leave together. Also earlier in the episode, when Maria tells Liz that Max is dead.

Also plays in Independence Day, as Michael hitchhikes; the song also plays in Max in the City, as Max is tested by the emissary.

Episode 3.15 Who Died And Made You King?

 

Celldweller – “Switchback” (TV song: Tricky – “Evolution Revolution Love”)

Scene: Michael forces Maria out of the Jetta.

Zach Ziskin – “Falling to Pieces” (TV song is South – “Paint the Silence”)

Scene: end of episode, as Isabel and Jesse get rid of Agent Burn’s body in the junkyard; song continues in their apartment, as they talk.

Episode 3.16 Crash

 

Ben Taylor Band – “Day After Day” (TV song: Marshall Crenshaw – “Someday, Someway”)

Scene: Crashdown – Liz is teasing Max, and Maria complains that Michael hasn’t apologised for throwing her out of the car when he was king.

Neva Dinova – “Dances Fantastic” (TV song: Coldplay – “Brothers & Sisters”)

Scene: end of the episode, as objects swirl around Isabel in her old bedroom, while being unknowingly taped by her parents.

Episode 3.17 Four Aliens and a Baby

 

Smooth – “Floating” (TV song is Zero 7 – “Destiny”)

Scene: Max and Liz kiss on Liz’s bed. Then Mrs. Evans calls to ask Max to dinner.

Speed Not Steel – “Dying Slow” (TV song is Elbow – “Red”)

Scene: Liz and Maria talk after discovering Tess has returned.

Oh Susanna – “The One” (TV song is Kasey Chambers – “Nullarbor Song”)

Scene: end of episode, as Max says goodbye to his son.

Episode 3.18 Graduation

 

Evan Olson – “Call Me Again” (TV song is Ryan Adams – “Somehow, Someday”)

Scene: Opening scene at Crashdown, Liz and Max talk about him following her to college and into scene when Liz has

premonition about the woman customer being attacked and robbed.

Irving – “L-O-V-E” (TV song: Riddlin Kids – “Here We Go Again”)

Scene: Crashdown – Liz gets a letter from Northwestern.

Amilia K Spicer – “Falling In” (TV song is Mandalay – “Deep Love”)

Scene: Liz’s bedroom, as Max and Liz kiss, and Liz sees first vision of them all being killed.

The Belles – “Victory Parade” (TV song is Jimmy Eat World – “My Sundown”)

Scene: Rock formation – Liz tells Maria that Maria needs to try to decide what she wants and then go

get it. Kyle tells his dad that he doesn’t want to be a cop. Isabel tells Jesse to take the job in Boston.

Michael tells Max that he will be the first to leave, and they hug, as group looks on.

Ash – “Shining Light” (TV song is the same)

Scene: end of episode, outside chapel, as group leaves and drives away.

1024×768

1280×800

1. Open Photoshop.

2. Create a new document of your dimensions with a black or white background. Depends on the output you want.

3. Type some sort of text using black ink.

4. Create a new layer. Name it ‘scanner’. This layer will contain the gradient that will give you the scanning effect.

5. On your ‘gradient’ tool bar, select ‘Reflected Gradient’.

   

6. Now press [D] to reset your colours. If you chose a black background, make sure your foreground is set to white and if a white background, your foreground set to black. Make a stroke across your
   new layer, ‘scanner’.

7. Make sure your scanner layer is on top the text layer. By now you should have 3 layers, your background of white or black, your text layer and your ‘scanner’ layer.

8. Select your ‘scanner’ layer in the layers palette. Simultaneously, press [Ctrl+G].

   Have a look at your layers palette.

   

9. Go to Image Ready by simultaneously pressing [Shift+Ctrl+M].

10. Now all you need to do is move your ‘scanner’ layer bit by bit. Every time you move it, you add a frame. You do this until you have made a transition across the entire text. It would help if you are already familiar with Image Ready, here’s a quick tutorial.

Here’s the silly little thing I did. I used some font style called tribalz by marioz. So don’t think I got fancy and used a pic. Sure you did better!

You’re all set. You can try adding this little effect to your banner sigs.

Feel free to make something much cooler than mine! Happy camping!!!

Here are the before and after pics:

Not bad huh?

1. First, like always you need to pull out your image.

2. Duplicate the layer [Ctrl+J]. This allows you to lways review the original making note of original picture definitions.

3. Select your Smudge tool [D] []. Give it a strength of about 10% or less. If your photo is small, it’s
   best to use a small brush tip, this prevents excessive smudging in unwanted areas.

4. Gently make strokes in the direction or the streamline of the photo or shape. For instance:

   

5. The black arrows signify the direction of the strokes. The red one suggests a circular motion. This is because if you were to stroke the forehead in any one motion, you may get harsh lines and may also flatten
   the forhead. Thus, stroking in a circular motion for areas like these are always best.

6. Continue to stroke your image in appropriate directions until you feel comfortable with the quality. Make sure to keep looking back at the original image where necessary. Also, don’t be afraid to duplicate
   layers, this saves you from starting from the beggining in the event that you have made a drastic mistake.

Hope you enjoyed this one.

1. Open a picture you like. This is mine:

   

2. Duplicate your pic [Ctrl+J] and name it cutout.

3. Go to Filter>Artistic>Cutout. Use the settings below:

   

4. Duplicate the original layer once more, name it underpainting, and drag it to the top of cutout layer.

5. Go to Filter>Artistic>Underpainting. Use the below settings.

   

6. Hit [OK]. Select your underpainting layer and go to Blending Options menu (Right Click>Blending Options).

7. In Blending Options: Custom>Blending Options>General Blending for blend modes choose Overlay or perhaps something else you like. Leave everything else as is and hit [OK].

You’re done. Mine came out like so:

Okay let’s do something simple.

1. Create a new psd document, try 100*100px.

2. Create three new layers; Call them R, G & B.

3. Fill each layer with a new colour using the Paint Bucket Tool [].
   That is, you can colour layer R red, layer G green and layer B blue.
   Your layers palette may look like so:

   

4. Open Image Ready [Ctrl+Shift+M]. The document now loads within Image
   Ready. To create the animation, what we need to do is reveal and hide
   layers while creating frames for the visible layers.

5. Hide two of your layers by clicking the ‘eye’ in the layers palette.

   

6. After which, add the frame by clicking the duplicate Frame button
   []in
   your Animation window. (If this window is not visible go to Window>Animation)

7. Hide and add other layers until you have an animation of all three
   layers. Depending on how you added frames, your animation should look
   like so:

   

8. Save your document by going to File>Save Optimized As.. You’re done!

   N.B. To adjust the speed of your animation, change the
   time of the frames in the Animation Window. Each frame has it’s own time.
   Thus if you wanted to give all three frames a speed of 0.2 secs, you would left click on your first frame+Shift+click your last frame, then
   left click one of the little arrows in the time area. From the pop up
   menu select the speed of 0.2 or some other time you desire.

   I just demonstrated a basic animation. What if you wanted
   your frame to fade in and out of play, like so:

   

To do this you must tween between the frames. This allows a much softer transition between frames.

1. Okay, select two frames adjacent each other. Like so:

   

2. Select the tween button [].
   The Tween dialog appears. Copy the settings below.

   

3. Hit [OK]. Now, you can choose to change the time settings of the new ‘tween’ frames. I chose to do so and changed
   the new frames to a time of ‘no delay’ or 0 seconds.

4. Now select, the remaining two adjacent frames to tween them. Like so:

   

5. Click your tween button again and click [OK]. You’re done! Save your document by going to File>Save Optimized As.

1. First, create a new Photoshop document. Any size you wish. I chose 300*300 px.

2. Get the pic you wish to put into the text and get your favourite font out. Got them? Good! Now for the fun easy breezy part!

3. Select the text tool and type anything you wish.

4. Copy [Ctrl+C] and paste [Ctrl+V] the image that is to be placed within the text onto your newly created photoshop document. Your layers palette should have at least 2-3 layers:

   1. Image Layer – the image that will be shaped into text (step 2)
   2. Text Layer – layer with the typography (step 3)
   3. Background layer (Optional)

5.  

   Now, Ctrl+left click on your text layer. You should now have a selection like so:

   

6. Go to Select>Inverse [Shift+Ctrl+I] and..

7. Now, being careful not to deselect your selection, click on your image layer to highlight it.

8. After which, you will now hit the backspace button. You’re done. You no longer need your text layer. So you may discard it.

9. You can now add blending options to your ‘text image’.

   Here’s mine with a Drop Shadow and Bevel modes added (double left click your text image layer to open up the goodies/blending options menu, once there, play with all the options and be amazed ).

   

If you wanted to only add the image to a letter, you would just need to: grab your ‘Magic Wand tool’ [ ] and with your text layer selected, hold down the Shift key and click on your letter of choice (it’s best to zoom (Z) if your text is small). Holding down the Shift key allows you to add selections with the previously selected ones.
So keep holding down the Shift key until you have all your desired letters selected! Then just repeat steps 6-8 or optionally to step 9.

Thanks for doing this tutorial with me. Enjoy.

Open your Director movie add the following code/script to your quicktime movie.

property thisSprite
property thisMember
property  thisDuration
on beginsprite me
--define what you're dealing with (channel)
thisSprite = me.spriteNum
thisMember = sprite(thisSprite).member.name
thisDuration = member(thisMember).duration
end
on exitFrame me
if sprite(thisSprite).movieTime >=thisDuration then
--video is done playing; now go to place specified  in brackets
_movie.go("gohere")
end if
end

You can see that the code above has three properties.

thisSprite is a representation of the channel in which the sprite (vid) was placed. thisSprite can be seen as a variable which holds the channel number of the sprite in its memory
cell. It’s not ‘needed’, you could have had these lines instead:

thisMember = sprite(me.spriteNum).member.name
if sprite(me.spriteNum).movieTime>= thisDuration then

As you can see, me.spriteNum replaces where thisSprite once was. thisSprite is a property or variable that holds the value of me.spriteNum.

thisMember represents a cast member within the cast member library

This line : sprite(me.spriteNum).member.name represents the member name as well as its properties (file type). It could have been replaced with the following:

member(“quicktimevid”)

thisMember = member("quicktimevid")

The difference between lines 1 in snippet 2 and 3, is that snippet 2 makes use of the dot operator and one needs not know the name/label of the file or member.

thisDuration represents the duration or play time of the digital video.

In snippet 2, code line labeled 2 is where the main decision is made based on certain conditions. All line 2 states is: if quicktime video play time is equal to its total duration then …
In this case, once the statement is true, the next statement is executed.

Alrighty, the code has been briefly explained. I now request that you download this document. Check out the structure and observe what the code does.

Please note the defined behavior movie controller in the Behavior Channel. It is very important. Without it, the play head would skip to the next frame without playing the full movie and the code we spoke of above would never ‘work’. Try removing it to see what happens. Goes right through, huh? The markers label where the play head should jump to after the digital movie has been played in its entirety. Notice, that I defined two markers. You can actually see the ‘jump’ by my doing so as after the movie is played the play head skips all the frames between movie controller behavior and t marker. The obedient play head didn’t even stop to show off what’s happening with marker d. If you wanted the play head to move to another marker, say d marker, simply change this line:

_movie.go(“t”)

Replace t with d. That’s all it takes. Simple huh?

Happy camping!!

Quick preview

It is assumed that the reader has a basic understanding of HTML/JS. However, for revision purposes, here’s a quick explaination of some of the elements used in the following set of code snippets. One may skip to here.

<a> – Defines a HTML link, for this tutorial, we will define a HTML link and include two other mandatory attributes: href/value (link address), name/value (element call name).

<img> – Defines an HTML image, for this tutorial it is imperative that attributes src/value (image location) and id/value (element unique identifier) are defined. For the purpose of W3C validation, it is required that alt/value (alternative text) attribute is also defined.

“A function contains code that will be executed by an event or by a call to the function.” This tutorial will include JS functions.

getElementById() is a JS function and it does exactly as it name suggests, in the code line: document.getElementById("myimg").src

document refers to the HTML document/page, so document.getElementById("myimg") searches in the document for any element/tag with an id myimg. In the following HTML snippet, the <img> tag contains such an attribute, so the function will perform an action on that element. Since we would like to change the source/location of the image, we will include .src which further retrieves the src/value attribute of the element (in this case <img>) that the action will be performed on. We must then add a value to this call, the value in this case is the image location which is a string of characters and must be opened and closed with web standard single quotes (for your own good, don’t use any fancy pancy characters – MS Notepad will produce non-fancy characters).

document.getElementById("mylink").href — This inturn retrieves from the HTML document an element (<a>) with a name/id mylink, then again will select the element’s href attribute. That way, we can change the url/link location of the element.

setTimeout("Action to be performed", miliseconds); Another JS function, that performs an action on a given time. In this tutorial, we want to change the image and its link location every 5 seconds (there are 1000 milliseconds in second) so we will call (the Action to be performed) a function (imgOne() etc..) to do so, which will inturn do the same and the beat goes on, in programming jargon, this process is looped.

Here’s the HTML.

<a href="http://jesus-themessiah.com" id="mylink"><img src="images/mysite.gif" alt="Rotating Images" id="myimg"></a>

Here’s the javascript. Copy/paste it in a .js file or between your page head tags between the

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
//-->
</script>

..tags. Hope that made sense.

if (window.addEventListener) {
window.addEventListener('load', imgOne, false);
} else if (window.attachEvent) {
window.attachEvent('onload', imgOne);
}

seconds = "5";

function imgOne()
{
document.getElementById("myimg").src = 'images/mysite.gif';
document.getElementById("mylink").href = 'http://jesus-themessiah.com';
setTimeout("imgTwo()", seconds * 1000);
}
function imgTwo()
{

document.getElementById("myimg").src = 'images/mysite2.gif';
document.getElementById("mylink").href = 'http://thebruneysite.com';
setTimeout("imgThree()", seconds * 1000);
}
function imgThree()
{

document.getElementById("myimg").src = 'images/anothersite.gif';
document.getElementById("mylink").href = 'http://touchinglives.org';
setTimeout("imgOne()", seconds * 1000);
}

According to the above JS, myimg refers to the id attribute in the above html code snippet <img> tag.  mylink refers to the id attribute in the html (above code snippet) <a> tag.

imgOne(), imgTwo() and imgThree() are functions, on <body> tag load, coded as onload="function();", you may choose to call any function, but for the purpose of this tutorial we’ve called imgOne() first. So within the html <body> tag, we’ll do <body onload="imgOne();"> After 5 seconds, the next function [imgTwo()] is called, and then after another 5, the following function [imgThree()] is called. This process is repeated. If you’d like to add more images, simply add a new function, say imgFour() and edit accordingly. In order for the process to be looped, your last funtion should re-call function one. You’ll see in the code above, function imgThree() re-calls imgOne() on line 18: setTimeout("imgOne()", seconds * 1000);

Thats pretty much it!

• Please note that if your site <body> tag contains other ‘to be loaded’ functions, they may prevent the script from ‘working’. Try removing your other functions from the <body> tag to see if this is the case, if it is so, you may want to first call the imgOne() function. If this disables your other functions within onload, then add the following code at the very top of your rotator script:

if (window.addEventListener) {
window.addEventListener('load', imgOne, false);
} else if (window.attachEvent) {
window.attachEvent('onload', imgOne);
}
seconds = "5";
//.....

Another option would be to simply place one function within onload that would call all your other site functions. For instance: onload=”AllFunctions();”.

function AllFunctions() {
function imgOne()
{
//.....
}
function imgTwo()
{
//.....
}
function imgThree()
{
//.....
}
function OtherFunctions()
{
//.....
}
}//end AllFunctions

If you do not want your images to automatically start loading, then onclick=”imgOne();”, onmouseover=”imgOne();” etc are also available for use.

This script works in IE5+. Also works with my best friend Firefox and other smart browsers like Google Chrome and Safari.

Hope you enjoyed this one.

Cheers.

Download file.

All you need to do is add the needed codes to your sprites, that is your text, image or buttons that may control (pause, stop, play, rewind) the video.

The following stops the video from play and sets the playtime of the video to 0. Thus the video will begin from the start when the play ‘button’ is again.

on mouseUp me
sprite("video").stop()
end

This begins playtime for the video.

on mouseUp me
sprite("video").play()
end

The following pauses the video and the playtime is not reset. Thus, once the play ‘button’ is used again the video will continue to play where it was paused.

on mouseUp me
sprite("video").pause()
end

This resets the playtime of the video and thus the video once again re-starts.

on mouseUp me
sprite("video").rewind()
end

For all codes above, one needed not use the mouseUp handlers. If you wanted a video to begin playing/to stop/to rewind or to pause once the cursor is in a particular region, then you could have used the
handler:

on mouseWithin me

Also, do note that you didn’t have to use the sprite name video as in the line sprite(“video”)... You could simply use the channel number in which the movie sprite
is located.