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The premise of this short film is to represent the digital tools and interfaces we use daily in an analog way. In the analog office, your computer desktop becomes your actual desk, your inbox gets flooded with Spam cans, the server runs past you multiple times a day (and perhaps crashes every now and then), and Twitter users follow each other around the space. This concept is essentially just for fun but also reminds us just how digitally connected we all are. The video was acted and produced entirely by the Meltmedia team and filmed in the Meltmedia office. We hope you enjoy watching it as much as we enjoyed making it.

Heads-up: The “butler” or “waiter” guy is the “Server.”

Also heads-up: The movie is mostly Mac-based because we’re a Mac shop.

Also, also heads-up: Movie was edited using Final Cut Express 4. The typewriter scene, credits, and open title compositing were done in After Effects. Props and graphic elements in video were built in Photoshop or Illustrator.

Also, also, also heads-up: There’s a bonus scene past the end of the credits (beyond the copyright line).

Head over to meltmedia.com/ignite for photos and more information on our little video.

Cast: meltmedia

Cast: munehiro machida

Lo Fi video experiments – tellnoone.co.uk

Track – Grizzly Man by Rockettothesky

Cast: Tell No One, luke white and Remi Weekes

a test video which is synchronized with sound.

music1 : “Check”(0 Degrees C) by Ryoji Ikeda
music2 : “MIRABEAU”(PARABOLICA) by AOKI takamasa

Cast: daihei shibata

Traveling in the Japanese high-speed train Shinkansen.
The video sequence was shot by OLYMPUS EP-1(PEN).

Music: Spangle call Lilli line “dreamer “
myspace.com/​spanglecalllilliline

original video:
vids.myspace.com/​index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=103160758

Cast: daihei shibata

Traveling in the Japanese high-speed train Shinkansen from Shinosaka to Tokyo.
The video sequence was shot by OLYMPUS EP-1(PEN).

Music: VanShe “So High”

Cast: daihei shibata

Images by Derrick Belcham
Sound by Nora Bouazzouni
Produced by Nora for La Blogothèque

Read the story
blogotheque.net/​Quasi (FR)

myspace.com/​theequasi
takeawayshows.com

Cast: La Blogotheque, A Story Told Well and Nora

Images by Derrick Belcham
Sound by Nora Bouazzouni
Produced by Nora for La Blogothèque

Read the story
blogotheque.net/​Quasi (FR)

myspace.com/​theequasi
takeawayshows.com

Cast: La Blogotheque, A Story Told Well and Nora

universaleverything.com

Cast: Universal Everything, Simon Pyke

Exclusive video for the Celebración De La Ciudad Natal EP release

Cast: Tugboat Productions

Welcome to the world of Tostitos Restaurant Style Salsa

A land of luscious tomato trees, spicy jalapeño cacti and canopies
of fresh cilantro where anything is possible.

Cast: Frito Lay Dips

Sync/Lost is a multi-user installation for immersion in the history of electronic music.
The installation can be used by three users simultaneously, with wiimote and headphones/soundspeakers. Each one interacts by choosing a style on the interface.
Made with Processing. More info: 3bits.net/​synclost/​

Cast: 3bits, Pedro M Cruz

“Noteput” is an interactive music table with tangible notes, that combines all three senses of hearing, sight and touch to make learning the classical notation of music for children and pupils more easy and interesting.

A project by: Jürgen Graef & Jonas Heuer

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For more information
jonasheuer.de/​index.php/​noteput/​

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Cast: Jonas Heuer

I threw pseudo-light on foundation work of speedway.
on 28.Feb.2009.
at Syoubu-Town Saitama Japan.
thanx : rie & mie.

music by Triosk.

Cast: Yasuto Yokota

music: Jan Jelinek (Loop-finding-jazz-records) – Moiré (Piano and Organ)
janjelinek.com/​

Cast: defetto

All the animations seen in the music video were created in camera. No stopframe techniques, or computer super-imposing was used; what you see is what rolled off the camera. The animations in the side-on views were produced by the camera capturing the moving reflections from the mirrored carousels, and the animations in the top-down views were created by matching the cameras frame rate to that of spinning record. The transitions between each section of animation was created by simply cutting or wiping between the bits of footage.

All the animations were created, drawn and coloured by the director David Wilson.

MAKING OF CREDITS…
Directed, Edited and Animated by Tom Kingsley
On-site Shoot Footage by Tim Keeling

‘WE GOT TIME’ available now on iTunes

Cast: David Wilson Creative