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Kane Ikin - Basalt Crush from Kane Ikin on Vimeo.

Directed By Louise Ernandez Music by Kane Ikin Agency - Eddy.tv Latency Records

kaneikin.bandcamp.com/album/basalt-crush

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Submergence (2022 version) from squidsoup on Vimeo.

Documentation of Submergence (2013-22), latest version as shown at Squidsoup's LIGHTWORKS exhibition, Cheltenham UK, 15 September-15 October 2022

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Vector Synthesis: Tired Eyes/Enter the Void [Scan Processing] from macumbista on Vimeo.

This clip uses audio signals to display video on a modified Vectrex console. A photograph is scan processed with the classic Rutt-Etra technique. The brightness information modulates the Z axis (depth) of the raster, which is then projected from 3D to 2D space with perspective treatment. Coded with my Vector Synthesis library for Pure Data.

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Vector Synthesis: Ocular Pathogen Transmission (1080p) from macumbista on Vimeo.

"Ocular Pathogen Transmission" uses Pure Data to perform classic Rutt-Etra/Woody Vasulka style scan processing on a photographic image, which is then rendered as three audio signals (horizontal, vertical, brightness) sent to a 1980’s Vectrex vector game console Cathode Ray Tube monitor. The video features new ripple [z = sin(sqrt(x²+y²))] and block effects written specifically for this work. The audio track is the horizontal and vertical signals processed through a selection of hand-made analog synthesizers and effects. Filmed directly from the CRT in Helsinki, in early February 2020.

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Copenhagen Noise Workshop from macumbista on Vimeo.

From 2-6 February 2009, I worked with students from the Kunstakademiet in Copenhagen to create a series of personal noise devices. Here, the students and guests of the final presentation show how much pleasure you can get from your own noise!

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buchla from Mind over MIDI on Vimeo.

From the album Steps. A one off concept album recorded direct to two tracks with one synthesizer and a step sequencer. mindovermidi.no/

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Mystery by m_division from m_division on Vimeo.

Музыкальный бал-маскарад в дворцовых интерьерах Петербурга

mdivisionpromo.com

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GAMMA FESTIVAL 2017 - official aftermovie from m_division on Vimeo.

Фестиваль GAMMA стал одним из главных событий 2017 года посвященных музыке и современному искусству. Из 15 стран мира в Санкт-Петербург прибыли 85 актуальных музыкантов и художников, чтобы трансформировать пространство уникального завода и стать частью проекта, созданного впечатлять и вдохновлять.

В 2018 году фестиваль GAMMA состоится с 19 по 22 июля, билеты поступают в продажу уже 25 декабря 2017 года. gammafestival.ru

Video production: OGON.ME Director: Sasha Guschin Producers: Slava Kostyakhin / Daria Likhovitskaya / Ivan Logos Camera guys: Daniil Abakumov / Dmitry Blagodarenko / Alexey Nesterenko / Daria Nabokova / Alexey Kudinov / Zhenya Shipilov Alexander Bell / Maks Klenov aka Anna Yekimova Color guy: Alexey Nesterenko Edit: Daria Nabokova aka VIU Sound guy: Grisha Belousov Sound FX: VKTLstudio / Kirill Borybulev Special thanks: Adam Iversen / Natalie Safonova / Katerina kyky / Tanya Kotlover

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ICELAND from Hyte Photography on Vimeo.

Twelve days in Iceland

EQUIPMENT:

Sony A7iii Sony A7riii

24mm 1.4 Sony GM 55mm 1.8 Sony Zeiss 24-70mm 2.8 Sony GM 70-20mm 2.8 Sony GM

DJI Mavic 2 Pro PolarPro ND Filter

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The Dark Island from Nicholas Buer on Vimeo.

This film was shot over 11 nights in March on La Palma, Canary Islands.

La Palma is often called ‘Europes’ Hawaii’ as it has all the ingredients for a perfect night sky cocktail; altitude, dry air and a lack of light pollution. These elements when combined make for a stunning night sky. Because of it’s clean air and clear skies many of the worlds top observatories have facilities on top of the island.

The main goal of this film was to capture the Milky Way rising from the horizon at a low angle across the sky. There are two main factors that affect the position of the Milky Way; latitude and time of year.

Latitude is your distance either North or South from the Earth’s equator. In the Northern Hemisphere the closer you are to the equator the higher the central core of the Milky Way will rise into the sky. La Palma is positioned at 28˚ North, which is a good latitude to photograph the central core of the Milky Way.

Time of year affects the angle in which the Milky Ways appears in the sky. The general consensus is that the Milky Way season starts in March and ends in October. In March the angle in which the Milky Way rises in the Northern Hemisphere is at its’ most acute. As Spring turns into Summer the Milky Ways angle increases tilting until it is upright through the months of June to August, then falls away back on itself slightly through September to November until the core disappears from view through the Winter months.

To achieve the correct angle I had to visit as early as possible in the season and with the new Moon phase of March being the week of the 6th the plan was set. You would think that with La Palma being at a latitude that is on par with Northern Africa the conditions would be favourable any time of the year, but with altitude and the trade winds blowing in, this was not the case.

I was hiking with a heavy pack back at altitude through very high winds, it was possibly the toughest conditions I have ever encountered in my time shooting astrophotography. But funnily enough it was not the wind, altitude or the cold that was the hardest part, the real test was having the endurance to wait out in these conditions for the Milky Way to rise which happens in March at around 3am. It is safe to say that after 11 consecutive nights of hiking from dusk and shooting until dawn I was a little broken, but adventure only truly starts when you are faced with challenges, when you overcome them, you remember these moments with far more clarity over anything else.

To view more of my work please visit: nicholasbuer.com

Follow me: instagram.com/nicholasbuer facebook.com/nicholasbuerphotography

All Footage Copyright © 2016 Nicholas Buer All Rights Reserved

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DENALI 4K from Taylor Gray on Vimeo.

Autumn is one of the most beautiful times to visit Denali National Park. Shades of red, yellow, and green cover the mountain sides while bears, moose, and Dall’s sheep can be seen wandering across the landscape. And as the season starts to transition into winter, passing storms leave the highest mountain peaks with a light dusting of snow, while the northern lights can be seen dancing across the sky on clear nights. After spending just three days around Denali last September, I put this short film together showcasing the park’s impressive landscapes and weather patterns during this time of year. Please enjoy “Denali,” and let me know what you think!

Equipment: Nikon D750 Nikon D800 Induro Tripods DJI Phantom 4 Pro*

*All aerial footage was shot outside of Denali National Park.

Sound track by Tony Anderson and James Everingham tonyandersonmusic.com jameseveringham.com

Check out more of my work on my website and social media: instagram.com/taylorgrayphoto facebook.com/taylorgrayvisuals taylorgray.photo

For inquiries, contact me at [email protected]

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Кто такие амазонки и где они жили?

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The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt Concert Video Game Show

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КАК ВЫГЛЯДИТ ЗВУК ? Звуки природы и звуки космоса - что их объединяет?

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Замок 10 века выставили новостроем 2019 года.