Hasta La Motion!

Video by Jesse Kanda

Xen. The debut album by Arca – out now.
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Arca European Tour
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27th November – ICA, London – Sold Out
28th November – Rotonde, Brussels (http://bit.ly/arca-brussels)
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How we got started. What is the current state of the industry? What is driving current trends? What is going to happen in the future? Jose Caballer and Chris Do discuss.

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Table of Contents:

00:49 Shout out and thanks to Jason Calacanis
01:00 Jose, how did you get started?
01:29 Motion graphics was too much work
01:54 You weren’t challenged
02:07 In digital we were involved with the client’s businesses
02:40 I was able to be “at the table” with the business
03:00 Web 1.0 – Nestcape, pre-flash, pre everything
03:29 “Everything that can be digital will be digital”
03:50 “This is not a design studio”
04:08 I didn’t get the job
04:29 I just moved to New York and went to parties
05:12 I went to the dark side
05:18 Chris, how did you get started
14:12 Digital is only going to get bigger
14:20 More opportunities in tech, anything Silicon
14:57 Why are people afraid of digital
15:18 Digital can be daunting
15:44 State of the industry for motion design
16:22 In 1999 competition was low
16:24 Today there is a lot of competition
16:56 2007 – 2008 budgets were big enough
17:16 Clients have become very sophisticated
18:16 Digital and motion are coming together
18:37 The shifts are reflective of a broader trend in the economy
19:04 Can we affect the broader economy? Yes we can!
19:31 I didn’t like being the “butt of the process”
19:57 The economics of it are not tailored to production people
20:20 Fight the man by becoming the man
20:30 The “Science of Happiness”
20:45 “I am not a control freak” – How I provide value
21:27 Is that an asian thing?
21:43 How does one go from surviving to thriving?
22:29 Too much focus on “Hard Skills”
22:55 You can survive doing production
23:16 Everything is being offshored
24:09 You want insurance again being offshored you gotta move up
24:17 How do you move up?
24:37 No one wants to go to college anymore you can learn online
25:03 What has been your experience with the The Skoo’s process?
26:38 According to Forrester we are entering the “Era of the Customer”
26:58 UX is not something new

NVA brought Speed of Light to the Ruhr region in North-West Germany for an ultra version in October 2013. Previously staged as a centrepiece of the Edinburgh International Festival, then touring to Yokohama (Japan) and Salford (England), the night-time work uses light, intentional movement and sound to change the way we perceive a chosen environment. Over three nights, 6 iconic locations in the Emscher Landscape Park were brought to life through the choreographed movement of massed runners. Runners connected the whole Ruhr region, running up to 18k between performances each night. Sites included a man-made mountain, collieries, coking plants, steel works and the remarkable green corridors that interconnect some of the greatest industrial heritage in the world Stay in touch with NVA’s Speed of Light on Facebook (facebook.com/nvaspeedoflight) and Twitter (twitter.com/_NVA_). Soundtrack: Robert Henke – Signal to Noise II, purchase on iTunes at itunes.apple.com/gb/album/signal-to-noise-ii/id27065744?i=27065740 nvaspeedoflight.org.uk

Building on the critical acclaim of Speed of Light Edinburgh, our international debut in Japan was also a huge success. In creative partnership with the British Council, Speed of Light Yokohama was presented as part of Smart Illumination Yokohama, from 31 October to 4 November 2012. The annual festival, themed on sustainability and energy-saving technology, commissioned NVA’s Speed of Light to create a moving nightscape in Yokohama’s urban environment over two nights of the festival. Creative Director Angus Farquhar collaborated with Japanese choreographer Makiko Izu, Director of Tokyo-based performance company Grinder Man, to develop a unique response to the environment. Titled 3 movements, 100 choreographed runners activated the city streets and waterfront areas over 3 and 4 November 2012. Sparkling lines of runners, each generating their own power and animated by remotely controlled wireless technologies, created a stunning visual language across a series of landmark sites including the Foreign Office designed International Ferry Terminal, with its remarkable asymmetrical wooden walkways extending out into the ocean. Smart Illumination Yokohama was established following the Great East Japan Earthquake of 2011 and the increasing need to utilize LED lights, solar panels and other energy generation methods and energy storing systems. For more information, visit www.nvaspeedoflight.org.uk www.nva.org.uk

Here I am scaring the pants off Japanese people this Halloween. Footage shot mainly in Amemura but some other places are in there too including a Soil & Pimp Sessions concert. Shot by me, Kate, and Vince, and edited by me. The song is a remix of Andrew Gold’s timeless Halloween classic, Spooky Scary Skeletons: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6-ZGAGcJrk

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