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This is a dress I made using fiber optics from Ants on a Melon. Video was taken by Audrey Love. Song is by Opiuo.
This is a part of visual set wich will be displayed the media facade of the Museum of Contemporary Art, 23 May – 8 June, at Animation Festival in Zagreb, Croatia http://www.animafest.hr/en/2014/home Animation is split in three large LED walls on the building of museum.
Director: Robert Wallace | http://parallelteeth.com Producer: Evie Mackay | http://eviemackay.com Animators: Robert Wallace | http://parallelteeth.com Luke Toth | http://luketoth.com Music: Ladi6 | http://ladi6.com Created with funding from NZ On Air Music.
Please visit www.mattthefilm.com for more info and to join the movement against bullying. 100% of the ‘Tips’ will go to the National Bullying Prevention Center. Students with special needs are 3 times more likely to be bullied. A truth that is just awful and unacceptable. He was given just a 5% chance & he ran with it. A film about the power of never giving up. Credits: Director/ Producer: Seth Shapiro DP/Editor: Taylor Hawkins Camera: Erik Butts Music by: MobyGratis.com and Music2Film.com Shot with Canon DSLR
I’ll Be Strong is all about motivation, struggling and surviving. A relentless storm of pop-digital weather bombards a group of animals, who are relentlessly dashing towards their goal – a distant volcano emitting the hook of the song. The story is represented only through the visualisation of the invisible wind, revealing the animals with a graphic intensity. The video was made using procedural 3D software (Houdini), to simulate and visualise the physics of a hurricane of wind and debris bombarding the animals. Only this visualisation of invisible wind moving through space reveals the story unfolding.
Bill Murray, RZA and GZA from Wutang Clan talk it out in a cafe. Brilliant scene from JIM JARMUSChs little masterpiece “Coffee and Cigarettes” from 2002.
“People have hands…Watches should have hands.” New York City, 1982. Bill Murray improvises multiple takes of a rant against technology to be used as a segment in a TV show called “Wired In.” “Wired In” did not end up being produced.
You can watch the full outtakes for free at Media Burn Archive:
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