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Written By: evan on January 7, 2012 No Comment

Rendering video in Processing is easy. The MovieMaker class makes it incredibly easy to render Quicktime video files from a Processing sketch. Unfortunately, Processing doesn’t supply tools for rendering audio using the MovieMaker class. Hence, rendering the output from a multimedia program can really be a headache.

I’ve spent a lot of time working [...]

Written By: evan on December 12, 2011 No Comment

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Written By: evan on November 9, 2011 No Comment

This is a preview of a video that is apparently being released in 2012. It is probably the most compelling “preview” that I have ever seen. The contrast of diagetic/nondiagetic sound with narrative/non-narrative film is really interesting. I can’t wait to see what the full production looks like.

Written By: evan on September 28, 2011 No Comment

Full-length video documentation of audiovisual live improvisation performance at CAMP Festival for Visual Music, HfG, Karlsruhe, Germany, 24 September 2011. [1]

Written By: evan on September 3, 2011 No Comment

BeatMe is a solo performance with video projection, sound and double bass.
The video/sound/Text is handled with Max/MSP, triggered by a midi-foot switch, giving the control of what is happening while playing the music.

Thinking about the relation of music and moving images gave me the idea of bending the codes of composition for visuals and music [...]

Written By: evan on August 31, 2011 No Comment

The final form of Mouth(es)’ lecture(s) is a video performance inspired by Rumanian poet Ghérasim Luca ‘s poetry. It is based on the development and spatial setup of two visual objects : the DIOPTRIC STUDIO (developed with pure data, gem and Reactivision) and the INKS TABLE, that produce visual forms. This performance first translates visually [...]

Written By: evan on August 24, 2011 No Comment

In this work the link between video and music is based on the idea of contrast. There are 1 Tema and 4 Variations and the tension and the rigidity of the sounds and structures, different in each of the five parts, produce a different perception of the sensuousness, softness and fluidity of the images: falling [...]

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