This is one of those music videos that makes you smile at the ingenuity of humans. As an editor, I cannot begin to imagine the headache this must be, from organising project files to the choreography and manipulation of over 50 concurrent video streams.
Shot completely on MacBook Pro webcams, Japanese band Sour shot Hibi no Neir (Tone of Everyday) using a cast from their actual fan base which includes different people from all over the world. Each person and scene was filmed purely from webcam.
Much has happened since I last blogged about MyVideo. After two years of operation, we’ve quietly observed and monitored the way in which MyVideo is being used by our burgeoning community. We’ve tweaked, tested and listened to the fantastic feedback from our passionate users.
On the surface, MyVideo has been ticking over nicely. We have [...]
Every day: so many opportunities to connect. What if you took just one?
A Thousand Words from Ted Chung on Vimeo.
Directed by Ted Chung
Via Black Notes (The best use of a tumblog I’ve seen for awhile)
Comments via the Video Link include, amongst many others:
a few scattered tears stream along the inside corridor of my soul… i [...]
Smashing Magazine run a weekly series of articles titled Monday Inspiration. The articles comprise a showcase of unique and creative photography ranging from themes to techniques. A few weeks backs they published a showcase of 25 beautiful examples of macro photography. More from the article:
Macro photography is the art of taking close-up pictures that reveal [...]
Cooliris, formerly known as Piclens, transforms your browser into an interactive, full-screen “cinematic” experience for web media. Install the IE, Safari and Firefox compatible plugin and you can view photos and videos in a non-linear 3D X/Y/Z configuration. You can fly through 3D walls of multimedia content at the touch of your arrow keys.
As [...]
