The Music Video… www.youtube.com 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 …
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Dear David, Your work is a truly inspiring and beautiful work of art. I look forward to seeing more from your wonderful creativity. And thanks so much for the insights shared in this follow-up video. Best of luck!
That’s very kind. Thank you
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AWESOME!AWESOME!AWESOME!!!!!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this with us.
David,
An amazing video! Would it still work (and by “work” I mean “be interesting”) with less representational art, even with completely abstract art? I am a preschool teacher and my first thought on seeing a praxinoscope video was “How could I do this with my class?” My students are just beginning to draw “things” and most of their art is still explorations of line and shape and color.
What do you think?
Loved seeing this, and the accompanying “how to” video. David, your work is brilliant. Thank you for sharing it with the world. This is a hypnotic and beautiful video.
Brilliant! Thank you so much for sharing your talent. Just stunning. Wow. =^.^=
This is amazing.
Thankyou for rocking my world today!
Thankyou for rocking my world today!
I look forward to see what you bring out of the hat next..
WOW… WOW wow!
What ingenius animation, and all in camera! A highly useful trick, using frate rate, so calculated, and wildly creative!
Amazing, fantastic job!
What I wanted to know was how you made it appear to run from one animation to another on the same turn table without stopping it.
Wow ! Inspiring work, Thank you for sharing.
Loved this! Thanks so much for explaining how it was done.
ALMOST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE hahahaha
totally amazing work. beautiful blend of old and new technologies, all supported by good old fashioned storytelling. excellent, excellent.
Many many thanks for sharing this with us!
VERY VERY VERY COOOOOL
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Amazing work! I loved it.
fantastic!!! great the way you explain it! hope to get more!
Oh, yeah, I’ve enjoyed it!
FUCK YEAH, I’ve enjoyed it!!
nice! this video reminds me of a wes anderson film.
Really interesting and a nice video to a great track. Thanks. D
moving and very clever
that is sick!