Post pobrano z: VAMS-01 Visual App for iphone

Post pobrano z: VHS or Beta "Breaking Bones"
VHS or Beta music video – Breaking Bones – is based on an original concept by Pixelfucks. New York based Director Graham Hill explains:

„Pixelfucks is a tumblr that was started early last year by a couple friends of mine as a diversion from their day jobs. The band saw the animated gifs and loved the aesthetic for the song. Pixelfucks then approached me and asked me to do the video”:

„Starting with the lyrics as a jumping off point, I knew we wanted to
show the impacts and memories a relationship leaves on you—a physical
representation of feelings. The question then was how to most simply
visualize this and still push that odd off-kilter feeling in the
imagery. Since it’s an age-old story, I decided to strip away all the
context around our main characters and shoot only the essential elements
on either a black or a white background.
 
So, after splashing
blue paint all over the actors and squeezing them into a variety of
skintight green and blue costumes, we took the footage and hammered out
an edit. Using that edit as the foundation, we ran it through a crafty
combination of keying, tracking and roto. Finally, applying a judicious
mix of psychedelic patterns and color, we eventually arrived at the
desired proportion of offbeat images and story.”

Credits:
Director: Graham Hill
Director of Photography: Zak Mulligan
Makeup Artist: Claudia Lake
Stylist: Devan Markiewicz
Design: Andrew Bernet, Graham Hill
Animation: Daniel Pernikoff, Ben Gabelman
Colorist: Seth Ricart

Female Lead: Alexandra Hellquist
Male Lead: Priest Fontaine

Post pobrano z: The world’s largest stop-motion animation
„Gulp” is a short film created by Sumo Science at Aardman, depicting a fisherman going about his daily catch. Shot on location at Pendine Beach in South Wales, every frame of this stop-motion animation was shot using a Nokia N8. There’s also a making of. Cool.

Gulp. The world’s largest stop-motion animation shot on a Nokia N8. on Vimeo

Post pobrano z: New Spider-Man Stirs Controversy
On Tuesday Marvel announced that, following the death of Peter Parker
in its Ultimate Fallout series, the mantle of Spider-Man would be passed
to a young kid named Miles Morales. Naturally, the news incited
chatter across the Internet. Most reaction, however, has been pinned to
a singular detail: Morales is a half-black and half-Latino character,
not white like Peter Parker. Cue the media onslaught, and subsequent commenter bigotry.

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