Grow Design Work – I Found Love (2006, 8.8MB, 1:35)
So precious. A “music video” made for Nick Jr. show
Yo Gabba Gabba, from Bran Dougherty-Johnson,
who is Grow Design Work. Originally a Free Design
song, covered here by the Trembling Blue Stars.
This makes me so happy.
David O’Reilly – Ident (2007, 2.1MB, 0:47)
A quirky short from David O’Reilly, via music video
production company Colonel Blimp.
Heart Made of Sound (2007, 24MB, 3:06 min.)
‘A wonderful little stop-motion melange of visual joy that’s the music video
to The Soft Lightes’ “Heart Made of Sound” by director Kris Moyes.’
from del.icio.us
Baobab (2007, 56.1MB, 1:56 min)
Lovely piece from UK based animator Ceiren Bell.
Although one can see the influence of Kentridge
(& how can anyone serious avoid him?)
she is clearly her own person.
I look forward to more.
Bathtime in Clerkenwell (2002, 15.3MB, 3:14 min)
Alex Budovsky aka Aleksey Budovskiy created this great animation
based on Stephen Coates ( aka (The Real) Tuesday Weld‘s) song of the same title.
This film is about The Great Revolution of the British Cuckoos,
who bravely took over London, forcing all the people to move
inside the cuckoo clocks.
Parabolic (2007, 35.5MB, 4:50 min.)
This bit of intense gorgeousness was made from cell phone
video footage (funny how we still use that word, footage)
by Brian Gibson who sometimes posts here.
If it was simply lovely that would be enough, but it’s very
structured too – Brian has such a great feel for the intrinsic
qualities of the material but also a real editing eye…
The Art of Digital Show (2007, 43MB, 4:18 min.)
Trailer for an international exhibition of digital art
at the Lyceum Theatre Gallery in San Diego.
October 6 – November 11, 2007
Doll Face (2007, 27MB, 4:12 min.)
Popular video from YouTube. 1,733,368 views (as of Oct. 29th)
Milking The Cow (2005, 6.6MB, 32 sec.)
Tanja Puustelli is a Finnish video artist and printmaker,
currently based in Sydney, Australia.
Milking The Cow is a screen printed video work featuring
a pornographic loop of a fellatio scene, accompanied by the
sound of a cow being milked into a metal bucket in sync with
the movement of the image. The material for the loop is extracted
from a 1972 classic pornographic film Deep Throat..
By Mica Scalin.
Capital (2007, 55MB, 3:18 min.)
A wonderful surrealistic piece of pop-art with a cynical view of world politics.
Vote for this video clip for MTV Russia !
From cosmosfilm.tv
The Mystery of Time (2005, 35 MB, 4:20 min.)
‘Roll up roll up- its the streaming video for too fast.
Its tasty nice hip hop fun. With some beats in it too. Super!’
Too Fast AV mash up from Shoes. from blip.tv.
Ostrich rap from borderfilmproject.
guitarist (2005, 7MB, 1:13 min)
from Charlie Mars. The -um – videomaker from outer space.
heroine (2006, 1.3MB, 21 sec loop)
nato1 (2006, 422KB, 20 sec loop)
Christ! -if it’s not nailed down he’ll remix it.
jimpunk does the biz on dvblog.
The whole glorious sequence here.
We’re not worthy… we’re not worthy…
October of This Year (2006, 25MB, 4 min.)
Music video – ‘October of This Year’,
from the Portland Oregon band Unrecognizable Now.
Directed by Rob Tyler. From undergroundfilm.
We brought you an extract of this piece by
William Kentridge a while back .
Now here’s the whole piece, courtesy of Lumen Eclipse.
Not only is it exquisitely made, you would have
to have a heart of stone not to be moved by it.
‘This is a cartoon representation of the process
used to link amino acids to make a protein.’
Flavoprotein (2006, 1.3MB, 4 sec loop)
‘This is a model of one of the proteins used
in the electron transport chain. Basically, where
we get most of our energy to survive as living organisms.’
Bilayer (2006, 3.3MB, 3 sec loop)
‘This is the general structure of our cell membranes.’
Beautiful animations -teaching materials- of chemical
processes & structures by Professor James K. Hardy
of the University of Akron. Thanks to Professor Hardy for
the accompanying explanations of what each animation
actually represents.
The whole series is a delight.
Eclectic (2007, 66MB, 2:26 min.)
“This film I created by myself. It is a series of time-lapse shots that I edited
together and put to music. Rather than using a regular video camera,
I opted to use a digital SLR camera because it allowed me to shoot in ultra
high definition as well as get the depth of field only available to film cameras”.
Time-lapse photography by Ross Ching.
Drift (2007, 199MB, 10:20 min)
Last in our series of pieces from Carl Burton.
Don’t be put off by the file size of this piece -it’s
definitely worth the wait.
Magnificent!
Wind Along the Coast (2003, 47.8 MB, 6:50 min.)
A lyrical and funny story about the hard life of a village on the coast
suffering from the high winds.
The project was made possible by funding from the Russian ministry of culture
and the ‘Gubernia’ foundation of social culture programs.
Music: D. Kramer – A. Kuznetsov (after ‘Sea Journey’ by Chick Corea)
(thanks Genia).
I don’t fix a word (2006, 4.5 MB, 2:16 min)
Mini-Me (2005, 12.1MB, 2:25 min)
These two videos by Donna Kuhn were made in circumstances of terrible
personal loss: the death of her son & then later that of a close friend.
Astonishing then, their delicacy & richness & the sheer dexterity of
handling & making, particularly in I don’t fix a word which
is a jewel, a small masterpiece.
Dance (2006, 9.8MB, 2:24 min.)
Travelogue (2006, 14.6MB, 1:21 min.)
This Spartan Life is a talk show set in the multi-user
combat game Halo 2 featuring actual interviews with
guests in the live game online.
These two ‘music videos’ are made using material from the game.
Vertical Features Remix (2006, 5.35MB, 1:01 min)
Faux collaboration with Tulse Luper whereby I remix his notes for
Vertical Features according to the notes themselves.
sources:
watercolors by Peter Greenaway.
audio by My Bloody Valentine.
peace
from curt.
vimeo.25822 (2003, 18.7MB, 6:47 min.)
vimeo.56218 (2005, 18.5MB, 10:58 min.)
Couple of VJ mixes from Lucidhouse.
The Butter Skin Outtakes (2006, 12MB, 1:16 min.)
Haloweb (2006, 14.2MB, 2:04 min.)
Work from Carl Burton, trading as holographicwainscoting.
I love this stuff. It’s strange but not simply strange, you know,
not just something you grin or raise an eyebrow at and then move on.
There’s substance & there’s an austere lyricism (if that ‘s not too much of an oxymoron)
to the substance too.
We’re going to do three posts on this work & you’ll see an interesting evolution
from the first two to the final one.
FuyijaMiyagi (2007, 24MB, 3:17 min.)
Stop motion, dominos, great music video for
Fujiya & Miyagi by Michel Gondry-esque.
Simulacra (2004, 24MB, 7:06 min.)
‘Shot from within a gaming environment, Joseph Farbrook takes a critical look at games that we continuously play. Just as virtual-reality is a consensual hallucination, structures such as money, power, and ownership are also consensual dreams.’
from 312.ca
Basic sound techniques involve pruning (2007, 3.53MB, 52 sec)
On interference fringe patterns (2007, 11.5MB, 1:38 min.)
From the excellent Spacetwo:Patalab of Sam Renseiw.
Smart, wry poetry.
OK Go in Lego (2007, 53.3MB, 3:11 min.)
Rather wonderful re-construction in LEGO by Amy Fowler
of the OK Go video for A Million Ways .
Kind of rendering the minimal..er..minimaler.
By Mica Scalin.
