Actor Matt Bittner does a very convincing girl voice indeed.
No he’s not being held at Guantanamo.
UPDATE: A follow up from the be-viralled actor (with bonus girl voice).
Category Archives: Video
Arcus Motion Analyzer – currently in development and funding on Kickstarter – is a ring-sized, water resistant motion tracking device that also recognises gestures.
Feeding back in real time via a Bluetooth connection, multiple devices can be worn to generate complex data and metrics.
A Japanese musician responds appropriately to the recent viral of a man weeping openly as he defends himself against accusations of financial wrongdoing by learning the ‘tune’ and playing along.
A really rather superb if slightly discombobulating ‘flow-motion’ tour of Barcelona by UK photographer Rob Whitworth.
A full screen eyeball-pleaser.
An impressive pro-ginger short by by Ringling College of Art and Design students Michael Yates, Aurry Tan and Sharon Huang – the story of luchador Frida, who learns, with the help of a mysterious taco vendor, to confront her russet-hued demon.
Yes. A tale old as time.
A pleasing 2010 stop motion animation by artist Laurin Döpfner in which layers of various objects including a block of wood, a camera and an animal skull are ground away with a sanding machine to reveal their interiors.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbIHpsOeChQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1Ukpt6surY
A supposedly ‘leaked’ version of Britney Spears’ vocal for Alien before her voice was autotuned for the final track.
Producer William Orbit has since released a statement claiming the vocal was a pre-recording warm up. To wit:
I’d like to affirm that ANY singer when first at the mic at the start of a long session can make a multitude of vocalizations in order to get warmed up. Warming up is essential if you’re a pro, as it is with a runner doing stretches, and it takes a while to do properly. I’ve heard all manner of sounds emitted during warm-ups. The point is that it is not supposed to be shared with millions of listeners.
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A forced perspective portrait of naïve art architect of Le Palais idéal Ferdinand Cheval (1836 – 1924) made from carefully arranged trash by artist Bernard Pras.
Hello Denizen’s follow up to Tiny Hamsters Eating Tiny Burritos which – like its predecessor – is of course excellent in every way imaginable.