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Can you name all 26 films? Some are recognizable immediately, some look familiar but not familiar enough to know the film, some are unrecognizable. Great animation.
(via @veryshortlist)
Diane Ragsdale’s Keynote at the Arts Alliance Illinois 2010. In 40 minutes Ragsdale delivers an accurate state of the performing arts, provides six well-informed, achievable steps to embrace cultural, technological and sociological change and encourages a forward-thinking vision of art-making. Another presentation that accurately explains my philosophy of art and how it should be supported and marketed.
In order to celebrate a revolutionary science technology, using a cellphone and a microscope, why not create the world’s smallest stop-motion animation.
The making of:
(via Luke Sullivan)
Well, that’s a new way to do stop-motion. Berg strikes again with a technically complicated execution of an idea with a beautiful end result using technology to manipulate light. It is very cool to see the ghost-like glimpses of the animators during the short. Curious to see what other applications they have in mind for this technique.
Fantastic. In 9 minutes he adresses collaboration vs. cooperation, how one must be able to translate ideas and most importantly be interested.
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