#dart2103

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I think this is what I am going to submit for my reworked project. When I first showed some of my Wind Turbine footage to the class a couple of people suggested that I make a longer, single channel video that focussed on just one Turbine. I am also figuring out Nuke just a little bit, and although theres a couple of skipped frames and jerks, Nuke stabilised most of the jitters out. I reworked the audio a bit to be longer and so that the background sounds are a little bit louder, and i like this version because you can spend some real time looking at the the scale and rhythm of the Turbine.

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I have been trying to figure out what to do for my revisited assignment for Hybrid, and I think I want to experiment and see what other ways I could use all of the footage I now have of the Wind Turbines. Here is a quick render of my original project without the white frame. I don't think I'll end up using this, but I still think its interesting anyway!

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"An interactive media installation created in collaboration with Mike Allison. A stretched sheet of spandex acts as a membrane interface sensitive to depth that people can push into and create fire-like visuals and expressively play music."

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Really cool video of a man taking a short video and re-uploading/downloading it over and over again. The resulting video becomes more and more distorted and simplified over time, until it is just a palette of moving colours with a washy sound. As he explains in the video, the aim is to get rid of any 'human' elements, and although he manages to do this, there remains a definite link between the sound and the movement of the colours in the video.

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This is a video I made for a friend who is releasing beats and instrumentals through the name Goldielocks. It is all footage from my favourite BBC documentary, Human Planet. 

What I think makes Human Planet so good is the way it is shot. Every shot is so engrossing and interesting to look at that it provides an abundance of material to edit together. For this video I tried to take all that I had learnt from last semester in my Hybrid class and present a scaled-back, more controlled use of filters and effects. The resulting video is still very full on and chaotic, but I believe I did a better job with not overwhelming the eye, and connecting the audio and video as one coherent piece.