possessing is a programming language based around Java.
everything you need to know (to start with anyway) at
http://processing.org/
for weird sounds – I have been using a lot of granular synthesis recently. good for making short samples as well as more sound scape/ambience.. you could try this free demo
http://www.thirdmonk.com/MacPOD.html
(the demo plays a lovely burst of white noise every minuet, unless your are recording where it just goes silent for a second – if you are crafty you can get around it)
if you want to delve a little deeper you could try max/msp (there is a visual component called jitter also)
http://cycling74.com/products/
there is lots of help ‘out there’.. but it is expensive
a (very) similar open source program PureData http://puredata.info/
It has a complex UI, but there is lots of help available too.. there is this e-book also..
http://www.pd-tutorial.com/english/
Hi,
I am looking for constructive criticism on my first foray into experimental film. I know its not much, but I would be interested to hear what you think
wow, what an inspiring message, although i don’t think i can take credit for the costumes set design etc as he was a street performer that i came across walking around the city. It was more of a lucky encounter rather than a controlled/designed set with any form of pre-production.
I appreciate your comment about the length. It was in part due to the music, although I wanted, among other more abstract themes, to comment on the perception of the street performance.
I don’t know if you have this type of street performer in america, but they are a kind of human statue found in many ‘touristy’ city’s in europe, and they are only ‘allowed’ to move when someone gives them money. I find the endurance aspect of these performances interesting.
I thought ‘anti-clock’ was brilliant. visually effective and, from my experience, a unique way of dealing with the themes covered. I will be honest, I get the gist, but I will have to watch it several more times before I can claim a complete understanding.
Is there anyway we can suggest or create a dedicated page for this and other Arden films?
Having fun about Bolex and Steenbecks over 2 years ago
that’s brilliant,
“don’t worry we’ll watch persona tonight..” haha
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Film Software over 2 years ago
i would like to know more about possessing in general. I am a complete novice, but this stuff is brilliant. (in my opinion).
try an make it to around 1m00s watch your levels!http://vimeo.com/6532477
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Film Software over 2 years ago
- i would be interested to see good examples where these sort of effects have been used along side ‘normal’ footage.or if they are destined for short/music video applications? any thoughts?
ash
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Film Software over 2 years ago
possessing is a programming language based around Java.
everything you need to know (to start with anyway) at
http://processing.org/
for weird sounds – I have been using a lot of granular synthesis recently. good for making short samples as well as more sound scape/ambience.. you could try this free demo
http://www.thirdmonk.com/MacPOD.html
(the demo plays a lovely burst of white noise every minuet, unless your are recording where it just goes silent for a second – if you are crafty you can get around it)
if you want to delve a little deeper you could try max/msp (there is a visual component called jitter also)
http://cycling74.com/products/
there is lots of help ‘out there’.. but it is expensive
a (very) similar open source program PureData http://puredata.info/
It has a complex UI, but there is lots of help available too.. there is this e-book also..
http://www.pd-tutorial.com/english/
hope that helps.
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looking for feedback.. over 2 years ago
Hi,
I am looking for constructive criticism on my first foray into experimental film. I know its not much, but I would be interested to hear what you think
http://www.vimeo.com/8545729
cheers
ash
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looking for feedback.. over 2 years ago
wow, what an inspiring message, although i don’t think i can take credit for the costumes set design etc as he was a street performer that i came across walking around the city. It was more of a lucky encounter rather than a controlled/designed set with any form of pre-production.
I appreciate your comment about the length. It was in part due to the music, although I wanted, among other more abstract themes, to comment on the perception of the street performance.
I don’t know if you have this type of street performer in america, but they are a kind of human statue found in many ‘touristy’ city’s in europe, and they are only ‘allowed’ to move when someone gives them money. I find the endurance aspect of these performances interesting.
Thanks again, your feedback means alot.
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looking for feedback.. over 2 years ago
K.J – It was an original composition.
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looking for feedback.. over 2 years ago
I made this piece a few months ago, but it is only through posting it on this site yesterday that anyone has seen it.
who do i see today?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/37038602@N06/4383552576/sizes/o/
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looking for feedback.. over 2 years ago
I made this piece a few months ago, but it is only through posting it on this site yesterday that anyone has seen it.
who do i see today?
http://www.flickr.com/photos/37038602@N06/4383552576/sizes/o/
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Jane Arden (1927-82) over 2 years ago
I thought ‘anti-clock’ was brilliant. visually effective and, from my experience, a unique way of dealing with the themes covered. I will be honest, I get the gist, but I will have to watch it several more times before I can claim a complete understanding.
Is there anyway we can suggest or create a dedicated page for this and other Arden films?
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