A quick guide to using photographs for making time lapse movies (or rubbery timed stop motion animations). Nutshelly Sequence 24, 25 or 30 ( for film / PAL / ntsc ) photographs after one another, and you’ve got yourself a … Continue reading
by j p, September 7, 2010 0 comments
Lying nearly horizontal, managed to catch some 180 degree immersive films recently, at the Melbourne Planetarium as part of MIFF. Under The Dome The Melbourne Planetarium (at the Scienceworks Museum in Spotswood) features a ’16m domed ceiling, reclining seats, a … Continue reading
by j p, August 21, 2010 0 comments
DSLR cameras extend the possibilities of macro (close-up) photography to video. Aside from the expensive macro lens options, there are a range of super-cheap DIY modifications available, that let you capture miniature worlds in motion. All below are cheap options, … Continue reading
by j p, August 19, 2010 1 Comment
In an alternate universe you have been asked to do some live remixing of Tim Burton related films. However, in that universe, inter-universe messaging systems are commonplace, and your alternate self received the following, hopefully helpful note about possible films … Continue reading
by j p, August 11, 2010 2 Comments
Japanese audiovisual performance that takes in Super-Collider, NES emulators, circuit-bent Pikachus and custom iphone controlled sound synthesis programs and video sampling systems? Ah, that’d be Craftwife. They play “70-80’s style techno pop music in the special costume that may remind … Continue reading
by j p, July 29, 2010 3 Comments