Posts tagged with ‘video’

stevewoolf: For online video fans, two new eps of New Mediacracy are up where a bunch of us review 2011 and drink a shit ton of wine. Part 1Part 2 With GigaOm writer and Attack of the Show staff writer Liz Miller, writer/producer Bernie Su, IAWTV Award nominee and writer/director Brett Register, and What’s Trending CEO (also an IAWTV Award nominee) Damon Berger. Joining them is producer and Disney creative exec Zadi Diaz, and producer and Blip VP of Content Steve Woolf, all anchored by two-time Emmy nominee, writer/director Chris McCaleb. Forgot to post this last week. Had a great time talking about the world of online video with these folks. Realized how much I missed having our regular New Mediacracy chats. Here’s to a great 2012.

stevewoolf:

For online video fans, two new eps of New Mediacracy are up where a bunch of us review 2011 and drink a shit ton of wine.

Part 1
Part 2

With GigaOm writer and Attack of the Show staff writer Liz Miller, writer/producer Bernie Su, IAWTV Award nominee and writer/director Brett Register, and What’s Trending CEO (also an IAWTV Award nominee) Damon Berger. Joining them is producer and Disney creative exec Zadi Diaz, and producer and Blip VP of Content Steve Woolf, all anchored by two-time Emmy nominee, writer/director Chris McCaleb.

Forgot to post this last week. Had a great time talking about the world of online video with these folks. Realized how much I missed having our regular New Mediacracy chats. Here’s to a great 2012.

According to Dave Evans, Cisco’s chief futurist and chief technologist for the Cisco Internet Business Solutions Group, about 5 exabytes of unique information were created in 2008. That’s 1 billion DVDs. Fast forward three years and we are creating 1.2 zettabytes, with one zettabyte equal to 1,024 exabytes. “This is the same as every person on Earth tweeting for 100 years, or 125 million years of your favorite one-hour TV show,” says Evans. Our love of high-definition video accounts for much of the increase. By Cisco’s count, 91% of Internet data in 2015 will be video.
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mikeambs:

This made Zadi and I damn-near cry today at work. I still can’t watch it without choking up - so much happiness here… I love it. Truly moving. 

True happiness.

This is a technical demo for face substitution technique. The application works in real time and it’s developed using the opensource framework for creative coding openFrameworks: openFrameworks.cc

Most of the “magic” happens thanks to Jason Saragih’s c++ library for face tracking web.mac.com/​jsaragih/​FaceTracker/​FaceTracker.html. The face tracking library returns a mesh that matches the contour of the eyes, nose, mouth and other facial features.

Continued here: http://vimeo.com/29279198
Another (better and creepier) version here: vimeo.com/​29348533

(Source: thedailywh.at)

stevewoolf:

wreckandsalvage:

vimeo:

Skrillex - First Of the Year (Equinox) by HK Corp via The Vimeo HD Channel

Whoa, this is an editing triumph! Taking music video to the next level, dudes.

This looks and sounds like it was made 4 or 5 years from now.

This. Is. FUCKINGAWESOME.

Visit YouTube’s CitizenTube to watch updated videos from protesters in Egypt. You can also add links to any protest videos you find on YouTube, which is being moderated by Storyful.

Visit YouTube’s CitizenTube to watch updated videos from protesters in Egypt.

You can also add links to any protest videos you find on YouTube, which is being moderated by Storyful.

What if… Walt Disney produced “Up” in the 1960s?

Starring Spencer Tracy and Kirk Douglas.

stevewoolf:

listgenerator:

Black Swan Effects Reel

WOWOWOWOWOWOOWOWOWOWOWOWOWOW.

*Also, there’s some spoilers in here.

Really subtle and gorgeous.  Love what’s happening with CGI in the service of storytelling the past couple of years.

Watch if you like behind-the-scenes, how VFX is done. Amazing.

I just finished watching Life In A Day on YouTube. A user-generated feature film capturing life around the world in one day. Over 4,500 hours of video and 80,000 clips compressed into 90 minutes. Produced by Ridley Scott and directed by Kevin Macdonald. It’s a perfect film. Go watch it now. *Note: I didn’t realize it was a one-time stream. They’ll be releasing info on where it will be shown later in 2011. Stay tuned.

I just finished watching Life In A Day on YouTube.

A user-generated feature film capturing life around the world in one day. Over 4,500 hours of video and 80,000 clips compressed into 90 minutes. Produced by Ridley Scott and directed by Kevin Macdonald.

It’s a perfect film. Go watch it now.

*Note: I didn’t realize it was a one-time stream. They’ll be releasing info on where it will be shown later in 2011. Stay tuned.

Gimme Pizza: High Times version

When demonic children ask for pizza, you give it to them. Now this song is stuck in my head.

via bread and honey

Goldilocks: Web series shot entirely on the iPhone 4 and iPod Touch by Michael Koerbel.

Cool to see how far you can push the technology you already have.

Drink Me, Read Me, Eat Me

A cute Alice in Wonderland stop motion animation, by Irina Neustroeva. Analog reading in a digital world. 

Sanity vs. Insanity in an  alternate reality cardboard world. Shot on Canon 5D.

Written & Directed by Saman Keshavarz

Artist: B. Fleischmann

stevewoolf:

pauldateh:

[video] Paul Dateh 2010 Memory Bank

(Watch the 2009 Memory Bank here.)

Thanks to everyone for an awesome 2010. I truly appreciate the amazing kindness and support you’ve lent me over the past year, and I look forward to continue making more music and videos to share with you in 2011!

Wishing you all the best,
pd

Watched the whole thing with Zadi.  So many laughs.  2010 was a good one for you. 2011 will be even better!  :)  This was a great video.

I loved this, Paul! Great seeing your life throughout the year. Thanks for including us in it. Reminds me to go through my videos of 2010 and make one as well. xox