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Bank of Screens
I watched Red Road during the week. I thought it was great. But then I’m obsessed with all things to do with surveillance.
The woman in it gets to watch this huge bank of screens and follow people around on them. I am totally against this kind of thing but I would really love to have [...]
Watch Africa on TV and be purified
Watching Survivor with my friend Andra is one of my guilty pleasures. I just finished watching series 16 - Micronesia and at the end I had my usual reminder of just why this particular pleasure makes me feel guilty. At the end of each series season they show a little taster of the next one. Check out the preview for Survivor: Gabon
90 Seconds of Dave: What I’ve Been Doing Lately
90 Seconds of Dave: What I’ve Been Doing Lately
This is a wonderful piece of storytelling. It’s tiny snippets of video and lots of stills edited together to tell the story of a pregnancy from the moment of announcement to many moments of playing with the (extremely cute) baby.
I love the start - it’s like you [...]
DVblog » Man Man - Banana Ghost
DVblog » Man Man - Banana Ghost
This is a pretty cool music video, quite beautiful actually. Not sure I’d even like the music were it not for the animation, but it’s certainly growing on me as I listen to it for the second time.
Node666
Node666
This is genius - Node 666. Some videobloggers I like to watch and some I’ve never heard of are the final videoblog nodes in post apocalyptic world. Awesome.
Science video of ferrofluid
Gallery of Fluid Motion 2003 - HELE-SHAW FERROHYDRODYNAMICS FOR ROTATING AND DC AXIAL MAGNETIC
Moment Capturing 3
This is the third installation in the Moment Capturinng series. All three will be screened on Saturday at the ITP Video Show.
Bird Cam
DropShots Day
A family put a webcam into a birdhouse and you can see the birds all making nests and laying eggs.
Making Movies with Scraps
For class this week I watched three movies, all of which I enjoyed and each of which crafted a documentary with very little original footage. I am really getting into these experimental films, although I think the ones we are watching are more accessible than some.
The first one I saw was the charming History and [...]
Re-enactment in Video Documentary
I watched a couple of movies recently for Experimental Approaches to Non-Fiction Media.
The first was The Thin Blue Line by Errol Morris. This is a really interesting film about the investigation into the murder of a police officer in Texas, and the eventual conviction of a man who it is strongly suggested was innocent. The [...]
