Brazilian animator Antonio Vincentini sez:
Don’t drive under influence of psychedelic substances.
Fair enough.
Music: Chiero Verdi by Barbauques
Category Archives: Video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJzRzKw1Tp0
The latest installation of AmazingLife247‘s always hatstand compilation of Japanese commercials featuring homegrown talent along with the obligatory massively remunerated Hollywood star.
A slickly executed rotoscopic short set in In a black-and-white world where artists fight to defend their colour from a sinister figure.
Directed by Daniel Stessen, animated by Michael Garza with music by The Brothers Lit.
SFX boffin Joey Shanks writes:
You wrote an article on our Star Trek “Teleport” episode about a year ago.
Figured I should share our newest video on holograms!!!!
Deadly Buzz
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Norwegian Youtuber Glenn-Ove Ellingson’s 7 year-old collie Fant discovers the buzzer that sounds automatically when a bowler’s foot crosses the line. And then he decides to discover it again.
Repeatedly.
‘Multimedia masters student’ Mary O’Gorman writes:
Just wanted to share my animation, Bang Bang, In memory of Thomas Dudley.
Coming soon: a documentary about the area around the Iveagh Trust and St Patrick’s cathedral.
G’wan the Mary!
Bré, Co Wicklow, home to a number of Broadsheet contributors and one of the 37 locations where an estimated 80,000 people walked/ran/whatnot for Pieta House’s annual Darkness Into Light hoo ha at the weekend.
Dave Byrne of Bray Tube writes:
“A brief little tribute to all those who either stayed awake or roused themselves early to walk/run 5km around Bray in aid of Pieta House, in the early hours of Saturday morning.”
*Hits snooze button*
Übercamper
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxvfDTaUVAo
Behold: the UEV-440 ‘urban escape vehicle’ from Conqueror Australia – a 4.4m, fully suspended, all-terrain luxury trailer/camper complete with pantry, double sink, surround sound flat screen TV, heating, air-con, a shower and more, including a price tag of between AUS$50,000 and AUS$66,000. (€34k-€45K)
An animated 2012 op-doc by Drew Christie for New York Times Video in which two men discuss whether – given the ubiquity of palagiarism and adaptation – anything (especially in film or books) is original.