hi claudia! you can see me briefly at the fox fine arts building if you look up brett powers. i've always liked the trippy music on your video. try taking 900 photos of your daughter next time, one a day, like a time lapse record of her growth. now that would be a trip.
i love this video! very interesting! theres alot of self-portrait vidz on here, one person just shone a light on their face! lol yours has got to be one of the best, as well as mine! lol what software did you use to get the double photo effect? are you doing a digital media course?
Sorry for the delay....thank-you so much! I appreciate your feedback and the music came from Prefuse73 but I'm not sure what the song is called. I found it by accident actually....I loved the song and looped parts of the song and added a few extra sound effects using GarageBand to fit my video :) Hope that answers your questions :) Thanks again!
I liked this alot. The music, the photos, you holding the photos and the photos having a story too. It was clever. Who made the music. I agree it went very well with your film. Well done.
Thanks for the feedback :) Wow, I didn't even realize my video had these concepts but now I can see and understand it from other's perspectives :) So thank-you :) He, he...no I did not know I had a past life in Japan.....I'm curious.....how do you know or remember?
One sees that the ripples from a stone thrown in a pool do not stop. If vision is not innate, then one must acquire this. One may follow the exercises in Rudolf Steiner's Knowledge of the higher worlds and its attainment, if one wishes. The past life in Japan was a frustrating one, as social conditions at that time prevented you from fully developing a certain range of expression. Things are better now, aren't they?
Definitely evocative, and really sets a mood. I'm reminded of Japanese concepts of Tatame and Hone - Inner soul and projected self; but then of course you already knew that, since you had a past life in Japan. Do you remember?
creepy :S
JuliannaDai 2 years ago
awesome
JadaFab33 3 years ago
that was cool and creative
surrealman1 3 years ago
hi claudia! you can see me briefly at the fox fine arts building if you look up brett powers. i've always liked the trippy music on your video. try taking 900 photos of your daughter next time, one a day, like a time lapse record of her growth. now that would be a trip.
indigorat 3 years ago
Beautiful video. Wondering if you can elaborate conceptually on it for me.
Thanks!
deggyphoto 3 years ago
i love this video! very interesting! theres alot of self-portrait vidz on here, one person just shone a light on their face! lol yours has got to be one of the best, as well as mine! lol what software did you use to get the double photo effect? are you doing a digital media course?
GraphixQueen 3 years ago
Very good, love it. I'm looking to do something along these lines.
serhansalih 4 years ago
hi. how come your video looks so sharp and crisp compared to others on U-tub?
laika25 4 years ago
Sorry for the delay....thank-you so much! I appreciate your feedback and the music came from Prefuse73 but I'm not sure what the song is called. I found it by accident actually....I loved the song and looped parts of the song and added a few extra sound effects using GarageBand to fit my video :) Hope that answers your questions :) Thanks again!
castsailmars 4 years ago
I really like this. The music is perfect for what is going on. It's a cool idea. Who made the music?
melenie1 4 years ago
I liked this alot. The music, the photos, you holding the photos and the photos having a story too. It was clever. Who made the music. I agree it went very well with your film. Well done.
melenie1 4 years ago
yes they are, thanks :)
castsailmars 4 years ago
Thanks for the feedback :) Wow, I didn't even realize my video had these concepts but now I can see and understand it from other's perspectives :) So thank-you :) He, he...no I did not know I had a past life in Japan.....I'm curious.....how do you know or remember?
castsailmars 4 years ago
One sees that the ripples from a stone thrown in a pool do not stop. If vision is not innate, then one must acquire this. One may follow the exercises in Rudolf Steiner's Knowledge of the higher worlds and its attainment, if one wishes. The past life in Japan was a frustrating one, as social conditions at that time prevented you from fully developing a certain range of expression. Things are better now, aren't they?
jevalles 4 years ago
Definitely evocative, and really sets a mood. I'm reminded of Japanese concepts of Tatame and Hone - Inner soul and projected self; but then of course you already knew that, since you had a past life in Japan. Do you remember?
jevalles 4 years ago
Pretty good the music fit right in
Ecko50100 4 years ago