Remanence : Variance
remanence : variance from Samuel Cockedey on Vimeo.
Here is quite an amazing and beautifully rendered video shot in Tokyo by Samuel Cockedey.
Shot over the span of a year with Canon DSLRs (mostly 350d), processed with Lightroom (raw files color adjustment and resizing)/VirtualDub (deshaker/deflicker filters)/Sony Vegas (editing). Original rendered in 1080p.
Also, check out some of his other work on his website which are also just as fascinating as this. As well, I highly suggest you check the video out in HD.
Link – Samuel Cockedey’s Website
TGIF!
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"Freaks"
Even though this is an ad for the ADG Conference the underlying message is very neat. To be a freak maybe different but then again we are all different so does this make us all freaks in the end?
Guitar: Impossible
[YouTube - Link]
What Lasse Gjertsen did for beatboxing is what this YouTube user named MysteryGuitarMan did for guitar tabs.
The video clip is difficult to describe – but you’ll agree that it’s cool as soon as you see it. I’ll leave you with this quote from the maker, as you watch the video in awe:
“Over 1000 cuts. 6 hours of guitar tabbing. 1 hour of shooting. God knows how much editing. I know. I was bored.”
– via uniquedaily
From the Upcoming
ueue, submitted by Jake.
100 Films in Under 2 Minutes
Montage-maker Paul Proulx’s work has been featured on Neatorama before, but I just couldn’t resist myself again: Proulx has recently put together a 2-minute clip that features moments from his 100 favorite films. At first I didn’t feel like this clip was particularly creative but as I watched it more, I realized that aside from the juxtaposition of similar beats/events/lines here, there’s a rhythm to the way these moments are edited together…and I like it. What do you think?
Also, can you name all the films?









