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“What’s He Building In There?” Sundance 2013 New Frontier
A veteran of the inaugural 2007 edition of New Frontier, Ricardo Rivera and Klip Collective return to Sundance to transform the entire front of the New Frontier venue into a 3-D projection-mapped parable, inspired by the Tom Waits song. Sip a hot beverage in the outdoor lounge and watch the walls and windowpanes dissolve into a story about a man on a mysterious mission inside the building.
A new play of stop motion！ Love it
The first one is shocking…
I can watch this for an hour...Really love video collage！
This is an interactive short video made by codes. Really cool.
How they make sounds of the horror movie...
As much as camera movement is important to the storytelling of a film, blocking plays an equally vital role in communicating points of focus and attention. We’re analyzing 3 brilliant moments in the beginning of Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low. Brilliant Moments of Blocking (in Kurosawa’s High and Low)
14.2k Likes, 95 Comments - Movie Effects VFX 🎬 (@movie.effects.vfx) on Instagram: “So interesting to see how @zachking shoots his videos 😯🎥
Each time zachking will pop up with new ideas. Love his videos so much.
video collage again. Love it so much！
Many possibilities for Collage Videos.
This video work was made in 1998 by Xu Zhen，who is a Chinese avant-gard artist. Actually this is my writing object for one of my courses this semester. It is interesting to see how people reacted after being shouted in the public. This video reminds me of the "American Reflexxx" that we watched in the class of video art. Really impressive.
Wondering how this was made
