Archive for the ‘Digital Manipulation’ Category

Tokyo Gas – Juggling Ad

Monday, April 15th, 2013
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The Magic Box: Stop Motion Animation

Wednesday, February 20th, 2013
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Brilliant sample of digital manipulation using timelapse. Very well done.

enjoy! :)

The Alchemy of Light by a dandypunk

Sunday, December 23rd, 2012


Projection mapping live performance art – The Alchemy of Light by a dandypunk
Excerpts from a 10 minute, one man live performance piece combining art, movement and technology…enjoy.

Pilolip – Fingers and ball

Saturday, July 14th, 2012
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Beautiful research by our friend Pilolip. There’s a new one ball isolation level now.

Hoop Isolation Lab: Time Experiments

Friday, July 13th, 2012

Silvia Pavone is an amazing hoop dancer. She wrote us to show results of Hoop Isolation Lab:
“This hoop isolation film is the result of a short period of research and development that was supported by the Circus Space and the funding from Lab:Time – experiments in circus. Francesca Martello and I wanted to explore the possibilities of circus, and specifically hoop manipulation, on film. We originally started our R&D together with Lynn Scott and Helen Orford, with the idea that the piece would be made for film and on location. However, when Jackson’s Lane theatre gave Lab:Time winners the opportunity to perform their work in progress in a mixed bill of freshly created performances, we reoriented our focus towards creating a stage performance. I hope that we will be able to keep developing this work further, both for film and the stage. Special thanks to Jon Aaron Green, director and producer and Ben Green, editor of the film!”


We like it. :)

Possessed hand – Digital human

Tuesday, June 19th, 2012

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News from the future, they’re proposing this as a way to help learn to play a musical instrument. Mortal fools, wasting their time playing musical instruments, when they could be juggling.
More info, only in Japan.
One day, we won’t need to practice contact juggling, we will download tricks directly into our brain implants. Ahead of the game, MoM have a new introductory offer: We will sell you palm spinning 10 balls-in-1 hand for just £10. (You supply the balls).

Turntable Rider

Wednesday, May 2nd, 2012
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A BMX bike turned into a control device for music generation. Or something like that. And then get a flatland rider to do sweet tricks with it and see what kind of music you get. In Japan. Sweet.

Nathan Barnatt – Madeon – Pop Culture – Dance

Tuesday, April 24th, 2012

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This ultra-nerd-dancing-hero show great body control skills and choreography, in this strangely entertaining and uplifting video.
Impressive editing work too.

Tron Break Dancing Routine – i luminate

Saturday, March 17th, 2012

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OMG yes.
Because we all need more break dancing Tron characters in our life.
More from Team i luminate can be found here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=snJTBgflcok
Oh,look,a post by someone new, a big welcome to…

Romeo – How cool I am

Tuesday, January 10th, 2012
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Well done project by Rodenbros. Juggling and visual effects mixed together with a new technique where they have used 4 locations and 13 different clothes. Thanks guys, CRAZY video and editing!

Check the website: www.juggleromeo.com

Anastasia Volochkova dancing to Adiemus

Thursday, December 29th, 2011

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As a counterpoint to Figure, the Graphic Dance video which we posted last week, here is Russian Ballet Dancer Anastasia Volochkova dancing to Adiemus, with digital post-processing to add trails.

FIGURE / *Asterisk – Graphic Dance Movement

Tuesday, December 20th, 2011

The 1st video of the Experimental Multimedia Unit “*Asterisk” – a short dance video that simply expressed relation between music, dance and visual image.
*Asterisk’s members are MEISAI (Dance), MANUKE (Direction) and Kariu Kenji (Sound).

WoW. Amazing. This is the best representation I have seen of the patterns, lines and shapes formed by movement in Juggling, Dance and Manipulation. We’re excited to see more work from this collaboration.
Thanks to Remi for the link.
MoM
Waiting for Pich to come and comment about “Graphic Juggling”.