Sim-PLEX will be at the University of Maryland Sunday from 4-6pm on the "Fly Boy Radio Show". Make sure you tune in as we get interviewed and let the world know what's next for Sim-PLEX. You can either tune in live, or check the podcast:
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Saturday, February 28, 2009
Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Monday, February 23, 2009
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Monday, February 16, 2009
New York looks so Cool in Slow Motion...
THE DIRECTOR SAID:
Slow motion made in New York in 2008 with a cheap casio camera, Cool, I love it! By Vicente Sahuc. Watch the video!
"The shots were done with the casio EX-F1 at 300 fps and edited at 24 fps. You can't choose the quality, so you'll get low definition and strong compression (it's a 700 euros camera...).
I was roller skating, this gave the long and smooth travellings. but the most important thing is the stabilization, I used the Steadicam Merlin for that. It's really important. The rollers were important but the steadicam is the key (with the slow motion) of the smooth touch.
For the colors, I edited it on Premiere. Transforme the .mov in single frames with Quick Time. And used Photoshop with the "automate" fonction.
Then two layers, a black and white and a color with a polaroid effect. Then 50 or 55% opacity on the top layer. And back to a .mov folder with Quik time. And then the sound in Premiere again.
But I guess that if you desaturate, contraste and add some yellow on the highlight and midtone, it would be something very close to that."
New York 2008 from Vicente Sahuc on Vimeo.
Slow motion made in New York in 2008 with a cheap casio camera, Cool, I love it! By Vicente Sahuc. Watch the video!
"The shots were done with the casio EX-F1 at 300 fps and edited at 24 fps. You can't choose the quality, so you'll get low definition and strong compression (it's a 700 euros camera...).
I was roller skating, this gave the long and smooth travellings. but the most important thing is the stabilization, I used the Steadicam Merlin for that. It's really important. The rollers were important but the steadicam is the key (with the slow motion) of the smooth touch.
For the colors, I edited it on Premiere. Transforme the .mov in single frames with Quick Time. And used Photoshop with the "automate" fonction.
Then two layers, a black and white and a color with a polaroid effect. Then 50 or 55% opacity on the top layer. And back to a .mov folder with Quik time. And then the sound in Premiere again.
But I guess that if you desaturate, contraste and add some yellow on the highlight and midtone, it would be something very close to that."
New York 2008 from Vicente Sahuc on Vimeo.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
What's Smoother Than Jazz..??
My nigga Gustavo Santaolalla (no homo). But I told you all I started listening to Movie Soundtracks, and randomly ran across this guy, who ironically did the music for the Louis Vuitton ad below this post. I think it's because I used to meditate which is why I find his melodies soothing, but whatever it is, has me looking for more of his work! But I'm not the only one who thinks so, given he received 2 Academy Awards, including one for his work in "Babel". Santaolalla also received a Golden Globe for a piece he composed for "Brokeback Mountain"-no homo. But anyway, the dude is nice...Check him out...
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Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Where will life take you....?
Dope Louis Vuitton Advertisement-Peep the musical score throughout the video! My new thing right now is Movie Scores...Stay tuned for more!
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