I received an interesting music video today for Darin Bennett and the Requiem’s Holdin’ Me. What makes this unique is the excellent use of panels throughout the piece and the ridiculous long take that runs the length of the song.
The video is directed by Andrew Cochrane and was shot with a RED Epic, Canon 5DMII and T2i HDSLR and GoPro HD Hero cameras. Here’s a great write up on how a music video like this is developed. Watch the video and check out the killer editing job.
In an attempt to capture the greatest selfie of all time at the 86th Academy Awards, Ellen DeGeneres took the following picture.
Photographer Henry Hargreaves and Caitlin Levin have been working together for about decade. Their shared love for “food, photography, travel, and art” has found an outlet in a series of maps that they have illustrated with food.
I teach a class on the illusion of reality where we discuss the interactive systems that surround us and our ability to create/edit/break them. The focus of the class is to empower students to create their own immersive elements of society and distribute them.
Let’s talk about the illusion.
I enjoy camping. Something about being in the woods with a few friends and getting back to the basics feels good to me. I also consider it training for the…
Using hexagonal shaped pieces Solar Roadways wants to replace sidewalks, parking lots, roads, and even bike paths
This is what happens when you take a great song like Genesis by Justice and add NASA.
