Strata #2

Strata #2 - Excerpt from Quayola on Vimeo.

Write like the Wind

Off-topic, but yeah...

Limbic

limbic from Institut Fuer Musik Und Medien on Vimeo.

ENGLISH
"limbic" is a Visual Music clip which reflects the emotional processing of music in the limbic system and the resulting reactions of the body (the so-called "chills"). It has been proved that musical attributes like the violation of expectations, the beginning of something new, a new cue or a recurring pattern are more often leading to chills. Those can be expressed, among other things, through a higher heart rate, twitching facial muscles, sweaty hands or even the well-known goose bumps. The film discusses how far chill-experiences are part of the evolutionary and/or the cultural development.
"limbic" was produced as a Video 2 exam for Prof. Dr. Heike Sperling and Andreas Kolinski.
Music: Johannes M. Arend (jmarend.de). Concept and realization: Manfred Borsch (mfred.net).

TimesScapes

TimeScapes: Rapture 4K from Tom Lowe on Vimeo.

Music Painting

Big Ideas (don't get any)

Compressed - vídeo analógico

Compressed 01 from Kim Pimmel on Vimeo.

Compressed 01

Ferrous printer toner particles floating on the surface of water are attracted by a magnet and align to the invisible magnetic field around them. The patterns and motions that result are strangely ordered and organized.

Time-lapse sequences were created from individual photos shot with a Nikon D90, DIY macro lens and custom intervalometer. Edited with Adobe Premiere.

Sound created with Ableton Live

I Am Sitting In A Video Room

I am sitting in a room different from the one you are in now. I am recording the sound of my speaking voice as well as the image of myself, and I am going to upload it to YouTube, rip it from YouTube, and upload it again and again, until the original characteristics of both my voice and my image are destroyed. What you will see and hear, then, are the artifacts inherent in the video codec of both YouTube and the mp4 format I convert it to on my computer. I regard this activity not so much as a demonstration of a digital fact, but more as a way to eliminate all human qualities my speech and image might have.

At http://www.ontologist.us/post/?blogID=96.

Slit-scan photography

The slit-scan photography technique is a photographic and cinematographic process where a moveable slide, into which a slit has been cut, is inserted between the camera and the subject to be photographed.

At http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slit-scan_photography.

Chris Cunningham

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Come_to_daddy



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flex_(film)



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rubber_Johnny

Flatten

Uma experiência interessante e muito bem executada.


"An experimental film in which we where curious about the forms and shapes food makes when you flatten them. 

After that we composited different parts of the video and each gave them a separate time span so we could edit on the music.

We are open for suggestions for screenings on festival, exhibitions, museums or other publications.

2012, June 28 – HKU Mediale- First price( jury award) – Hilversum, Netherlands

Concept & Visuals : Hugo de Kok & Kay van Vree
Music : Ivo van Dijk & Sophie Ansems"

Ferroux

Ferroux from Afiq Omar on Vimeo.

"Second installation of my ongoing series focused on analog visual effects, understanding fluid dynamics, magnetism & natural invisible forces. This time around I experimented with mixing tiny portions of ferrofluid & other chemicals, soap, alcohol, milk etc."

Look at me now (kinetic typography)

Learn to Listen

Aqui está um vídeo, do qual o som foi captado meticulosamente. Ouve-se perfeitamente o respirar e as pingas de água.

Spooky stop-motion

Rot from Erica Luke on Vimeo.

Em honra do Halloween passado

A importância do som, por Norman Corwin

vídeo

só tem um minuto e 5 segundos e é interessante, vamos lá!