Ken Burns Effect
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imomusI just found out that you can mix still images with video clips in iMovie, so I made a little film of last week's Paris trip doing just that. For some reason iMovie does a five second zoom on each photo. Apple calls this the "Ken Burns Effect". Seriously. I suppose we should be thankful they don't force you to add a John Williams score.
Paris Movie (Quicktime movie, 8.6 MB, 4mins 52secs)
Contents
1. Paul Cox's Jeu de Construction at the Pompidou Centre.
2. Toog and Flo's bird John Cage in his cage.
3. A Shobo Shobo flyer.
4. Jota Castro's Brains installation at the Palais de Tokyo.
5. Shinsei and o.lamm at Glassbox Gallery, Menilmontant.
6. A still of people playing MEC's Motor Karaoke (motorbike racing with their voices).
7. Video of Mai Ueda beating Momus at the game.
8. Still of Mai and Digiki
9. Game still.
10. Hisae's hair, Guimet Museum.
11. Hisae outside Guimet.
12. Statue outside Palais de Tokyo.
13. Statue plus M/M graphics.
14. Momus with M/M.
15. Man eating in Palais de Tokyo cafe.
16. Palais de Tokyo cafe.
17. Outside Palais de Tokyo.
18. Seine river boat.
19. Segway photo.
20. Segway film.
21. Segway still.
22. Comme des Garcons relaxation space.
23. Rinko Kawauchi show at Cartier Foundation.
24. Blue toy car at Puces St Ouen.
25. Puces.
26. Graphics at the Puces.
27. Mosaic of Romulus and Remus suckling.
28. Kumi Okamoto's room in the 13th arrondissement.
29. Johann Shinsei.
30. Khanh-Linh La.
31. Mehdi Hercberg.
32. Video of patisserie party.
33. Miltos Manetas talks about neen food.
34. Group portrait.
Paris Movie (Quicktime movie, 8.6 MB, 4mins 52secs)
Contents
1. Paul Cox's Jeu de Construction at the Pompidou Centre.
2. Toog and Flo's bird John Cage in his cage.
3. A Shobo Shobo flyer.
4. Jota Castro's Brains installation at the Palais de Tokyo.
5. Shinsei and o.lamm at Glassbox Gallery, Menilmontant.
6. A still of people playing MEC's Motor Karaoke (motorbike racing with their voices).
7. Video of Mai Ueda beating Momus at the game.
8. Still of Mai and Digiki
9. Game still.
10. Hisae's hair, Guimet Museum.
11. Hisae outside Guimet.
12. Statue outside Palais de Tokyo.
13. Statue plus M/M graphics.
14. Momus with M/M.
15. Man eating in Palais de Tokyo cafe.
16. Palais de Tokyo cafe.
17. Outside Palais de Tokyo.
18. Seine river boat.
19. Segway photo.
20. Segway film.
21. Segway still.
22. Comme des Garcons relaxation space.
23. Rinko Kawauchi show at Cartier Foundation.
24. Blue toy car at Puces St Ouen.
25. Puces.
26. Graphics at the Puces.
27. Mosaic of Romulus and Remus suckling.
28. Kumi Okamoto's room in the 13th arrondissement.
29. Johann Shinsei.
30. Khanh-Linh La.
31. Mehdi Hercberg.
32. Video of patisserie party.
33. Miltos Manetas talks about neen food.
34. Group portrait.
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Ken Burns Effect
Date: 2005-05-05 12:41 pm (UTC)(no subject)
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Date: 2005-05-06 01:25 pm (UTC)i wish i'd been here on sunday (but there was a barbecue party calling far in the suburbs)
are you coming around again anytime soon?
(odot)
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Date: 2005-05-06 04:31 pm (UTC)The American Dromocracy falls flat on its face
Date: 2005-05-06 04:41 pm (UTC)"On the shores across the way, the perpetual transformation of the barbarous esthetic of the mass-produced American car, the provocative excess of its body, of its ornaments, manifest the permanence of the social revolution (progress toward the "American way of life"). But at the same time, this great automobile body has been emasculated, its road holding is defective and its powerful motor is bridled. Just as for the laws on speed limits, we are talking about acts of government, in other words of the political control of the highway, aiming precisely at limiting the "extraordinary power of assult" that motorization of the masses creates..."
"...But no one yet suspected that the "conquest of the freedom to come and go" so dear...could, by a sleight of hand, become an obligation to mobility."
"...Speed is the hope of the West; it is speed that supports the armies' morale. What "makes war convenient" is transportation, and the armored car, able to go over every kind of terrain, erases the obstacles. With it, earth no longer exists. Rather than calling it an "all-terrain" vehicle, they should call it "sans-terrain"..."
-Excerpted from Paul Virilio's Speed and Politics
"Risk--but in comfort"
-Marshal Goering
Best,
R.
Re: The American Dromocracy falls flat on its face
Date: 2005-05-06 05:37 pm (UTC)Re: The American Dromocracy falls flat on its face
Date: 2005-05-06 09:40 pm (UTC)Re: The American Dromocracy falls flat on its face
Date: 2005-05-06 09:42 pm (UTC)http://www.lovearth.net/gmdeliberatelydestroyed.htm
Best,
R.