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Isolated on a farm and fighting against his family, Aaron (Barry Keoghan – Dunkirk) struggles to be heard as he watches his mother willingly die. FESTIVALS & AWARDS: Winner Best Dramatic Short Galway Film Fleadh 2015 Winner Best UK Film Raindance 2015 Winner Best Cinematography Colchester Film Festival 2015 Winner Best Student Short UK Film Festival 2015 Nominated for a Student Academy Award 2014 Nominated for 3 Royal Television Society Awards 2015 Nominated for Learning on Screen award 2015 60th Cork Film Festival 2015 Cambridge Film Festival 2015 Rhode Island Film Festival 2015 UK Film Festival 2015 Camerimage (In Competition) 2014 Dinard Film Festival 2014
Some vocoder tryouts, melodies, etc.
Again ARTURIA’s Beat Step Pro in charge of randomness (accessory percussions and subtle TB303). Practically all sounds generated on the black boxes, thanks Elektron, and at last but no least MeeBlip’s Anode as supporting melody synth. Advanced controls from Push and Launch Control using Performer , made with Max by Cycling ’74.
Setup still needs more fine tuning but so far is feeling great. 😀
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I made a fun little tune from scratch on my Novation Circuit. Instead of of using the on board Synth 1 engine, I used my Meeblip Triode for some rude bass action. I just got both of these and am quite impressed with how well they pair.
A wee jam featuring two of my electronic companions – the Novation Circuit and the Meeblip Triode.
A few more of my electronic music experiments can be heard on my “zhorli” Soundcloud page. https://soundcloud.com/zhorli
An episode of NBC-TV’s live pop music show, complete with original commercials. Singers are Dorothy Collins, Snooky Lanson, Gisele MacKenzie, and Russell Arms. Song list:
“Love and Marriage” – Russell Arms
“Only You (and You Alone)” – Dorothy Collins
“Chinatown, My Chinatown” – danced to by the Hit Paraders
“He” – Gisele MacKenzie
“Moments to Remember” – Snooky Lanson
“Autumn Leaves” – Russell Arms
“Love is a Many Splendored Thing” – Dorothy Collins
“Six Lessons from Madame La Zonga” – Gisele MacKenzie
“Sixteen Tons” – Snooky Lanson
Released August 1909 on the Edison label as an Amberol record. This song was originally from the 19th century and was already pretty old when this version came out.
Casual snapshots I recently took using a 1960s camera called the Ilford Pixie, and Rera Pan 100 film (127 format). The camera is from Britain, the film is from Japan, the photos were taken in Australia, and the musical accompaniment is a track from the United States, making this video an international experience!
The music is “Autumn Leaves” by the Edison Concert Band, which makes no sense as these photos were taken in winter!
P.S. I took these photos with the exception of the photo of the camera itself, which was taken by a friend…
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