A nifty little short about the sensory experience of ‘being lost’ by Spanish animator Nicolai Troshinsky, who sez:
A boy, having lost his glasses, can only see one thing in focus at a time. His sight gets attracted by the sounds that surround him. He will have to explore a blurry world of unknown places and strange characters.”
Of this rather excellent sample of sampled and resampled sampling, Eclectic Method sez:
A video remix journey through the history of sampling taking in some of the most noted breaks and riffs of the decades. A chronological journey from the Beatles’ use of the Mellotron in the 60s to the sample dense hiphop and dance music of the 80s and 90s. Each break is represented by a vibrating vinyl soundwave exploding into various tracks that sampled it, each re-use another chapter in the modern narrative.
Mp3 download here.
Previously: Robocop Remixed
Ok, settle in. This is Batman and Robin (1997) we’re dealing with here. The one with George Clooney.
In their ongoing series of movie takedowns, CinemaSins presents their longest profile featuring the highest sin count for any movie, ever.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84NwnSltHFo
In this clip from the Norwegian/Swedish talkshow Skavlan, chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen takes on Microsoft gazillionaire boffin Bill Gates.
To make the match fair, Gates is given two minutes on the clock while Carlsen has just 30 seconds to work with.
Dragonhouse tyro Dorian ‘Bluprint’ Hector does his al fresco animation thing to Sky Fiyah by Thriftworks.
Previously: Nonstop Live
Night Time In Montreal by Peter O’Malley.
Video by irish artists and collaborators Jacob Stack and Simon Donnelly.
(H/T: Meg Hyland)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRT-IfkNwI0
Two year-old Kahlei Stone-Kelly of Victoria, Australia started skating at six months. He has skillz now.
For pity’s sake dad, buy the child a helmet. And clothes.
