Art Movie (Higher Quality)

This is an experimental film I made on March of 2007. I was trying to compare the "artificial" and the natural. This is why the real name of this film is "Continuum Comparison" Please give me comments!

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• art
• black&white
• shakuhachi
• interesting
• piano
• Experimental
• Continuum
• Comparison
• artificial
• natural
• film
• movie

[Aiyana25]

That was really neat. I liked all of the water shots a lot. How do you get the water in slow motion like that? I really like the music. I play the flute and piano too. I haven't put anything up this good yet though, but if you want to check out my short piano story video that I filmed, edited, and did the music for feel free...it's called A piano stroy and it's on my UTUBE page. Nice work really!!!!

[pivit66]

Thanks for the comment Aiyana!

If your using iMovie, you can go to "video effects" and change the speed of you video. That's pretty much it.

I listen to your music, Sounds Good!

[DirectorBen92]

Look how little Jackie is!!!

[123walmas]

I really like the Water shots, This kind of video doesnt get seen on youtube very much. Its is clear you put alot of time into it.

[Gangsta472]

this is good

[Gangsta472]

this is good

[Yaksniffer]

very interesting, the water shot's were really cool

[friggyFilms]

sweet vid man, some great composition shots. check out my own short "shutter" and lemme know what you think.

[KeyFilmation]

as a filmmaker, i have a small question; how much intimacy do you feel is necessary between the "natural and artificial"? My advice to you is to show very up close and personal shots of each.

[Aiyana25]

Hey thanks for writing back. I just joined UTube 4 days ago. It's pretty cool/ Thanks for the tip. I actually don't have a mac and used Windows Movie maker to do my little piano short. It does have a few speed options though; I'll have to check it out and see what I can do. Are you an art, film, or music student, or are you just all of those arts rolled into one and make videos on your own. Either way I like your artistic and creative style. Keep doin' it.