OSC_1

A short film abstraction/montage/Animation created to the music of John Ellis Featuring Luke Flowers and John Thorne of the Cinematic Orchestra

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• abstraction
• montage
• Animation
• Chairtv
• G4jima
• Mogone
• john
• Ellis

[G4jima]

nice, good plan, if you see him tell him Jim Green wants to speak to him about something!

[G4jima]

an hipnotic oscillating state

[G4jima]

although there are some intentional drop frames in the original film becuase it is made up from a variety of media textures, including VHS- Super 8MM, DVPAL and digital animation. This really was the aim, to incorporate multi layered textural pieces of film which draw you mind into the film whilst you are experiencing the frantic synth melodies and piano riffs,

[G4jima]

The gaps are intention I think, I have further examined the video online.

When I made the film I applied an antique high quality film render in Adobe Aftereffects, this took almost two days to render.... I think the dropped frames which you are witnessing are something to do with the encode for web and film effect....

[Steelydan3]

What song is it? And do some more!

[G4jima]

hey the song is OSC 1 Animation is what we created specifically to the music of John Ellis and John Thorne of the Cinematic Orchestra

[1kern11]

trop cool,super travail

[woodychant]

VERY VERY GOOD

should defo do more,

keep up the inspiration

if you have time check out my stop motion experemental animation, would be greatful; of some creative crit,

thanks

woddy

keepp up the greatness

[laurencelewis1]

i want some drum lessons off luke, i know i guy who he teaches and he was all praise, ill get him in matt & freds and colar some out of him =).

[veyron1001]

phat

one question to all this. the gaps- ie. silence for a half second to a second. are these intentional or is it due to bandwidth? Really like to know cos the gaps were actually quite good!-added to the soundscape in a weird way. please comment