Semanal08week3 Videos

I awoke one morning to the sound of clanging metal and heavy equipment. Looking across the street that runs behind our house, a monster had risen from the dirt. It's steel skeleton was glowing in the morning sun, majestic and unforgiving. This is progress. This is the future. Cast: Influxx Media

Part two of Flaine Semanal videos. This time on the way home. Music: Voila by me.

multiprojector test01 - testing different methods of combining video in a single screen. this is using multiple projectors in isadora. some effects, some interactivity as the videos control each other's position17/01/2008(created in Istanbul) the music is by Nitin Sawhney - "acquired dreams" from the Prophesy albumhttp://www.nitinsawhney.com/

Here's another quick video from Tokyo; this time it was made early in the morning after speaking at Video People 2008. Video People 2008, the first Videoblogging conference in Japan, was put together by the great folks at Voice Bank, and this video shows some of the fine folks who work there. I'm really proud of how good their event went, and the hospitality they have shown me on my first visit to Japan is humbling to this loud fat American. Tajee and her family even opened their house to me for the first couple days. Thanks Tajee's Mom!! The next day was running around Tokyo for Tokyo Hunt, an afternoon event where we just shot whatever came to mind. Video of that and the rest of my trip is forthcoming, but for now I just need some sleep as I look out over the 34th floor of the hotel I just moved into a couple hours ago. Sleep awaits!

I saw "South Coast" a documentary about Brighton (UK)'s hip hop community by Will Jewell last saturday night at the Jerusalem Cinematheque as part of the British Film Festival. I thought the film was a great balance of original roots of hip hop, respecting the US origins, whilst highlighting the original crews from the local Brighton community and featuring some of the up & coming artists also. a great snap shot into Brighton hip hop. it feels similar to Australian hip hop in some ways. after the film I asked Will if he could say something to the Australians as I'd upload it to show some of them so there's a message from him (the director) at the end. there's a couple of minutes of the film shot whilst viewing it - sorry about the quality & fact this is pirated. there's hebrew subtitles overlayed.

I awoke one morning to the sound of clanging metal and heavy equipment. Looking across the street that runs behind our house, a monster had risen from the dirt. It's steel skeleton was glowing in the morning sun, majestic and unforgiving. This is progress. This is the future.

It s impossible to point a camera in any direction in Tijuana and not find something interesting. It s a cultural war zone, the mezzanine between two worlds. But in the middle of this political purgatory, there are people. And my Saturday routine is about family. The song used in the video (On Our Own by September Malevolence) is available as a free download on Last.fm. Share This

@CaliNative: Did I tell you? The sticks. :/

Weird? Maybe, but I'm okay with that. Taking a week off of straight documentary stuff to explore a feeling I was having. Music from podsafemusic.com: "Trifles" by Devin Anderson