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Please watch in Fullscreen & HD with sound for the best experience. Urban Nightscapes Texas is the first in what I expect to be a series of timelapse videos that combine the dynamic lifestyle of the city life with the serenity I feel when I’m under the stars. As far as I am aware of, this is the first timelapse video of it’s kind where the starry nights co-exist with the moving city. This has been a personal project that I have been working on over the last year. I initially had set out to do a series of still photos with recognizable locations from the main cities in Texas (Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio); but I decided to go a little further and make it a moving piece rather than a static one. I need to clarify that the stars in the video have been added through digital manipulation and the sky doesn’t look that way inside the city due to the light pollution. I did my best effort to try to simulate the sky as it would have looked without light pollution but I am aware that not all the segments have achieved that. You can see more of my work in my website: www.sgarciarill.com Or follow me on social media: – Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/s.garcia.rill – Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+SergioGarciaRill – Twitter: https://twitter.com/sergiorill Feel free to share and embed this video as long as it is not being used for commercial/advertisement reasons. Music – “Invisible Light” by Josh Woodward. Free download at: http://joshwoodward.com/song/InvisibleLight
Modica in timelapse Modica, nel sud della Sicilia, è una piccola città barocca. Nel 2002 è stata inclusa nella lista dei Patrimoni dell’Umanità dell’UNESCO, insieme alla Val di Noto, per il suo centro storico. Da Modicano, questo è il mio piccolo regalo alla mia città. Il video è disponibile anche a 2K (2048×1080). [ENG] Modica, in the south of Sicily, is a little baroque city. In the 2002 it was included in the World Heritage List (UNESCO), together with the Val di Noto, for its historical center. As a Modican, this is my little present for my hometown. Music: Swimming with Dolphins by Gregoire Lourme (https://www.jamendo.com/it/artist/560/gregoire-lourme) Video availabe till 2K resolution (2048×1080)
Studio Kerozen Photographie : Raphaël Auvray Musique : Ruckus Roboticus – Talking Turns
Wed 19th Nov 2014 | News
MAXON, the developer of professional 3D modeling, painting, animation and rendering solutions, invites show attendees to visit its exhibitor booth (B16/Hall A) at Creative Talent Network Animation eXpo (CTNX), November 21-23, in Burbank, Calif. CTNX is an animation convention that focuses on putting “the talent” center stage. The event brings together creative professionals from the digital and traditional worlds of animation and features workshops and educational sessions, artist and vendor demos.
MAXON returns as a show exhibitor and has enlisted the talents of Chris Korn, a veteran Cinema 4D artist and motion graphics and character animator at Zoic Studios in Los Angeles, to showcase the features in the latest version of Cinema 4D – R16 – that gives animators the ability to easily create imagery. “I can’t wait to be surrounded by all the amazing talent at CTN and show-off the awesome sculpting tools in C4D R16!” says Korn.
Cinema 4D is acclaimed for delivering easy-to-use and reliable tools that deliver exceptional 3D graphics. At CTNX, Mike Stamm, a director at Luckbat Studio will also be showing the progress of The Ottoman, a 3D animated short film currently in production that is relying on a Cinema 4D workflow; table T-151 Hall B.
The CTN Animation Expo takes place November 21-23, 2014, as follows:
Marriott Burbank Airport Hotel
2500 N. Hollywood Way
Burbank, CA 95105
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Two brothers mess up with paint a get it all over their faces. The father puts them in the shower and threatens them with some off time. Kids playing with paint can only result in some epic funny moment and if you have it on camera, even better. Please Like and share with your friends if you’ve enjoyed it
Retinal Pigment Epithelium and Other Vision Technologies, Real or Otherwise Imagined A study of the effects of high voltage and household cleaning products on instant pull apart color film. Materials: Fujifilm FP100-45C Instant Color Film, various household cleaning products (bleach, vinegar, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, salt, rubbing alcohol), 15,000 volt neon tube ballast. http://phillipstearns.wordpress.com/retinal-pigment-epithelium-and-other-vision-technologies-real-or-otherwise-imagined/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/phillipstearns/sets/72157632534411292/
Artjail teamed up with acclaimed video artist Marco Brambilla to create this short film that was acquired by Vera Wang and is currently installed in her flagship Beverly Hills store. The installation is an impressive 8 panel wall mounted version that plays as an offset reel of film. The film was originally shot on Red Camera then effected in Autodesk Flame. We created transitions stitching multiple takes into one seamless clip and digitally hand painted degradation techniques to the footage. Out of the Flame the footage was scanned to 35mm motion picture film, where it was further degraded in multiple passes using bleach and other photo chemical processes. Those results were then loaded back into the flame where we used elements of the multiple degraded film prints to create more specific degradation. The silhouettes and other visual cues were also something handled in Flame. Director: Marco Brambilla VFX: Artjail Creative Director / Lead Flame: Steve Mottershead Flame / Editor: Beau Dickson Flame Assist: Ben Vaccaro Music: Nicolas Jaar
In 1963, a patent was filed for a “smokeless non-tobacco cigarette,” but the invention never took off. Fifty years later, electronic cigarettes—e-cigs, as they’re known—have mushroomed into a billion-dollar industry. Read the full post: http://nyr.kr/1v27C7o Subscribe: vimeo.com/newyorker Follow us: twitter.com/newyorkervideo Watch more videos at video.newyorker.com.
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