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'Art of the Title' is the name of a school project I just finished. I used a dialogue between James Gandolfini and Susan Sarandon in the brilliant movie Romance and Cigarettes. I hope you'll enjoy!

Made with Blender, Final Cut and Photoshop.

The name of the project comes from the website artofthetitle.com which display lots of movie title sequences. Some make use of a technique called kinetic typography; animated words and letters. Check out that website, it contains some brilliant title sequences!

Nouvelle série d'identités pour Vrak.TV réalisée chez Astral Media. Les courtes animations de 5 à 10 secondes se veulent des clins d'oeil aux émissions clefs de la chaine, et nourrissent l'univers mouvementé de Vrak.

Crédits

Client: Astral Media / Chaines Télé Astral

Animation 2D/3D, photographies: Maxime Dussault et Nicolas Ménard
Réalisation: Raphël Bélanger et Fred Dompierre
Directeur de postproduction: Marcuse Olivier
Compositing: Marc-André Lavoie
Son: Bernard Poirier

The Bearubs Christmas song! See our site at www.bearubs.com. (updated version!)
Enjoy!

Sci-fi comedy about an alien invasion that goes horribly wrong.

My second foray into 3D short filmmaking. Production time was seven months (evenings and weekends) and all visuals were made with B...

A short film by:
Dolf J. Veenvliet (macouno.com)


Audio & edit assist:
Sander Eliasberg


Render Wranglers:
Luca Bonavita (mindrones.com)
joeghi (joeghi.com)


Music:
Searching the dub
King dubby ...

I've Seen Films - International Film Festival - www.icfilms.org - Director: Nuno Beato (Portugal/Spain) - A very well known Portuguese bullfighter arrives in Spain. El Matador will execute a long ...

This is the Creature Factory teaser I created for the Blender Institute training DVD series. (which coutains about 40 hours sped up to 6 hrs training and documentary material) Visual: Me, Audio: Jan Morgenstern (www.wavemage.com)

There is something to be said for the notion that most of todays technology is leading us, as a species, towards inevitable redundancy. Is it only a matter of time before online environments break ...

THE EARTHWALK:
www.the-earthwalk.com
project description
21th May 2008

Creators:
Jens Franke
Thomas Gläser

Supervisor:
Massimo Banzi

Set of rules:
Our component acts as another input device that...

Recorded 09-05-2009 during 30 years anniversary Netherlands Media Art Institute (nIMK), Amsterdam.
Real-time computer simulation of falling and colliding objects projected onto a building. The audi...

THE EARTHWALK:
www.the-earthwalk.com
project description
21th May 2008

Creators:
Jens Franke
Thomas Gläser

Supervisor:
Massimo Banzi

Set of rules:
Our component acts as another input device that...

Footage of the installation «behind the apple» at the arthousenight in Zurich. The installation was made around the painting "The Listening Room" by famous surealist René Magritte. Visitors approac...

A documentation video of a new media work entitled "Manifest" created in 2008 by Brian Lin

Created using Arduino and Processing

More info: http://imagearts.ryerson.ca...

see also http://pollock.extrapixel.ch
Installation "Pollock In Action" took place during the Kunsthausnacht at January 27th, 2007 in the Kunsthaus Zürich (http://www.kunsthaus.ch).
"Pollock In Acti...

lab.rockwellgroup.com/work/digital-confetti

“Digital Confetti” is a one night interactive installation for the Metropolitan Home Magazine’s “Design 100″ party celebrating their annual issue honoring 100 of the most noteworthy personalities, places and extraordinary objects in the world of innovative design. Rockwell Group LAB transforms the mid-century modern interior of the Four Seasons Pool Room with an interactive sound and light installation. David Rockwell’s continuing interest in spectacle and temporary installations, combined with digital media, encourage exploration of enhanced and memorable experiences.

Credits
Principal: David Rockwell
Design Team: Tucker Viemeister, James Tichenor, Joshua Walton, Brett Renfer , Keetra Dixon, Thomas Haggerty

Music: Water/Light/Shifts - Bell Orchestre

Spaces is an interactive multi-touch musical application. Designed as a minimalist interface to free musicians from traditional compositional markers such as frets and keys, the environment enables musicians to compose intuitively through immediate visual and sonic feedback.

In this video, Spaces mediates a spontaneous composition and performance of a slow-moving ambient soundscape.

Spaces was developed by Jordan Hochenbaum, Owen Vallis, Dimitri Diakopoulos, and Jim Murphy for the Brick Table.

Short demo video of the various ways in which we are exploring creating and composing music using our custom tangible and multi-touch interface (BricKTable).

Final documentation of my flexible display.

More information:
silkehilsing.de/impress

Short teaser demonstrating Roots, a new musical/visual interactive installation for the Brick Table tangible and multi touch interface.

The development of Roots was made possible through a collaboration between Brick Tables creators (Jordan Hochenbaum and Owen Vallis), and London based interactive designer / develop Memo Akten.

This is the first of a couple of commercial projects I've been working which has employed my 'zeno' animation system programmed in Processing.

This is part of a looped animation for a Hermes window display. More info here glennmarshall.wordpress.com/2009/02/03/hermes-windows-display-animation/

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