In Passing

[SamWiseGamChee]

idk what to think... its kinda borin but is awesome O.o

[TheAtariHarikari]

I love this short and often re admit it to threads so that others "in PassinG" will be able to also enjoy. Surreal & Unique! well done!

Jessika Kay

[MGGoblin]

A robot describes our world.... XD

[xXPatchupXx]

I think the final jobs page is today

[theperfectglitch]

this is brilliant!

[MrDrewBreesus]

this describes america.

[sfsy1]

Nice

[monvirgo]

Curbs, concentration and cause are mispelled.

[TheAscaride75]

that text (video) represnts really what we live every day in living in a big town . people, noices, and always being concentrated..

a blind person

[whitelark87]

At 3:45 "CONCENTRATION" is misspelled. Now that's all I can focus on. I hate when this happens. Great film, too.

[RoneciDesade]

@whitelark87 Well you know that could have been intentionally done by the author, she's speaking about losing her concentration at that point; when you lose your concentration it's easy to make little mistakes, ye dig?

[whitelark87]

@RoneciDesade Haha, yeah. I was mostly meaning to impart that the word "CONCENTRATION" was messing with my ability to practice it too, which I thought was neat. I appreciate how you defend the artist, even though I understood their initial intention. I'm sure they would applaud that, too. :D

[dismutased]

Yeah, that sounds like it, there's heaps of variations. :)

[BouddhaG]

Beautiful what a nice piece of art  thank you very much

[G3org3Master]

These videos give alot of emotion to people, causing people to think more critically yet not always correctly.

I have a friend in my secondary school - in my tutor group, he is partially sighted, he also has asburjers syndrome (dunno how to speel it) he is intelligent just not so social. He is not as badly sighted after an operation but still severly impaired.

[Advancedgod]

@G3org3Master "Asperger's"

Intelligent and not-so-social is very common indeed among those with Asperger's sydnrome.

[binzing]

Great vid. Her voice is very...calming, and shes got a lot of wisdom for the average person to learn from.

[gosayjin]

i agree

[G3org3Master]

I agree aswell.

[drreeeaaaaa]

Could you please tell me the song used towards the end?

Thanks.

[liadondon]

great tracking

wonderful consept!

[devil1230]

a good one~

[jerryqc649]

Damn

good stuff to listen when your high :P

[amortization101]

brilliant

[adias06]

your videos are really educating, i enjoy them

[AlucardFMP]

Very nicely done. 4 Stars.

[KIMdante]

I would name it blind man walking

[shadowIbunny]

not being able to see very well must suck.

[thabest007]

beutiful movie! 5/5

[georgepowell]

I do love all of "futureshorts" videos.

[okomun]

I dont see the point of this clip? just go with the flow its life what else can you do

[dazytee]

Im not partially sighted but I can very much understand what its like now - this is a very detailed and well-illustrated insight to the partially sighted. well done.

[Mirozenx]

its like salad fingers...

[imasmackhead]

OMG ive seen that, thats sum wierd shit

[judyg13]

Yeah, I thought so too.

[MeTubeMargie]

i admire this woman and anyone like her...she seems to have a strong charachter and is determind to stand up on her own,to be independent no matter what. it should be difficult though

[donotdecide]

blind fold

[RipRapRob]

Brilliant!

[magicstorm1]

are you saying that if you see number 1 and the color is black. people who have synaesthete can see the number one have different colors?

or if you see a shape like the ballon used in comics,like if its a suprised ballon where its all pointy, you can sense that its scatchy or it feels hurt. but if its the callout ballon, where its cloud shape then you feel relax or comfortable???

[ooganblat]

different... cool though.

[Rosefilms]

I think people don't just stand and look around 'coz it's kinda weird, If i saw someone just standing in the street just looking at people around him I mean not looking for anything just standing there, looking, I would find that weird

[Zlyzer]

It's people like you that stop people like me from stopping and just watching everything flow.

[Rosefilms]

I wish the norm was different and I could just stand and frown upon the world on the sidewalk buut.. You have to be normal!! or else!

[VJAZA9T2]

Thanks again Future Shorts!

[FPSSpectre]

"Concerntration"

[filmmakingcarlos]

I think the visual style and the words match perfectly. In my opinion the technology used to make it really makes sense with the subject.

[EuroNoobz]

thnx again

[bnfox]

It's unfortunate that so many here don't appear to get it - ultimately their own loss and yet sad for us as well because there is much richness in life that they will miss out on. Anyway, beautiful film and very well conceived in design and meaning.How fantastic to have a glimpse in to the levels of reality that blind people live in.

[chastash]

Another beautiful film that unfortunately seems to be more about the technology used to make it than it is about the supposed subject.

[eminemMBMfan]

gay

[60seccut]

wonderful film

[krysthopher]

AMAZING

[CaptinCorona]

this channel never ceases to amaze

channels like this are why youtube is great

[bushwacker23]

Well said captin, futureshorts is a beautiful place. =)

[dismutased]

The whole thing is so familiar. Like what I do to navigate round the city myself. Except the words are three dimensional sounds.

[YogaBeginner]

what does it mean that words are 3D sounds for you?

[dismutased]

I'm what's called a 'synaesthete', I have 'synaesthesia'. It's where two or more senses are intertwined. My synaesthesia is that I see the shape/image of sounds (esp music)and the colour of numbers. Wiki 'synaesthesia' if you are interested. :)

[YogaBeginner]

Oh!

i guess there are many types of synaesthesia. my friend has the sort where he sees music in color. it's sort of cool - i can taste certain colors so i have a funny eating habit.

that is really cool, though. seeing words in 3D

[dismutased]

Hello fellow synaesthete! You are lucky, I know of no one IRL that has it, only forum people. I thought EVERYONE could see the colour of numbers and the shape of music until I was about 15.

[Ariji86]

wow

[graphicquarter]

I saw this at Filmonik some time ago, it looked brilliant on a big screen in a dark room. It's still a great film even on here, but I recommend catching it in a dedicated space somewhere if you can.

[hairgrows]

very life capturing