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As part of artefact we thought that it would be better if we film Christiania part, should be pre-recorded of her walking in the room and then placing her shopping down, and have Dama feed live of this, part, we found out that we could export out of export in black and white it would have to RGB.
The scene was scripted
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Michelle Andrews
Taken on Oct 26, 2007 5:47:37 AM
Tags: room, film
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I watched the film ‘Tango’ by De Zbigniew Rybczynski. I thought this was a very clever and interesting piece of work. The film showed numerous clips on the screen simultaneously, each with their own interacting scenes. I watched the film more than once to see whether I could remember all the characters that appeared from start to finish, and to see if I could keep track of them throughout each clip. I found that it was almost impossible because all the character are interacting all at the same time, in the same space, oblivious to one another and to what else was going on around them. The loops are timed so well that there is always a new character that walks into the room to distract you. Furthermore, the sound tracks were all timed to perfection. I loved the way that this piece of work had been put together, it was very inspirational. Take a look at the video.
Video link for Tango
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x124cz_tango-de-zbigniew-rybczynski_shortfilms
Thumbnail Tango
By Christianna Fazakerley
From what I have experienced watching De Zbigniew Rybczynski’s ‘Tango’, I wanted to take a look at more of his work. I found that there was so much more of his work to be inspired from. One in particular is ‘Nowa ksiazka’ (New Book) 1975. The film is split in to nine screens, and there is something different happening in each one. The characters in the film go into one screen and out into another, but you don’t know where they are going until they appear in of the other screens. The sound track to the film is deliberately bad to the point that it almost sounds good in relation to the footage shown (if that makes sense). I found the narrative and the way it was looped extremely clever.
Video Link For Nowa ksiazka
http://www.dailymotion.com/related/1778579/video/x2mp4u_zbigniew-rybczynski-1975-nowa-ksiaz_music
By Christianna Fazakerley
The whole idea of be interactive with someone who is not the same place as you is very weird but is very possible to complete , we use to film with a blue screen, like in forest Gump when he meet a died president, in the making of it shows that that they are using two different footage. This could have easy being created in eyes web which would allow you to feed from more than one live footage and old footage. By knowing that information the group then decide to create the cyberspace in gray scale, it would give it a more cyberspace that unique push.
Clip of the making of Frost Gump Example coming soon
Michelle Andrews
Drawing on the idea of Telematics and Telematic art in general, our project will involve the combination of personal and cyberspace. The project will consist of video or live web cam feed of an individuals bedroom together with a subject, preferably human, within this environment. The footage of the individual will almost certainly be a video filmed on a blue screen. We a currently deciding whether to use a live web cam feed and researching how we can introduce a video overlay on top of this feed. if possible we hope to mix two live feeds. However as we do not necessarily have the facilities and time to implement this we will work with recorded video. The overall aim is to create an engaging and interesting artifact/project that will explore and showcase people's modern day fascination with social networks services and information sharing. The Fantastic Four invites the viewer to view a subject, present in time in another place at the same time. Please feel free to comment and advise as you see fit. Wish us luck.
This blog will chronicle the group's research for the Internet and Network Art Module assignments for the academic year of 2007-2008. Group Members are Michelle Andrews, Christianna Fazerkerley, Amit Hundal and Braima Dama James.
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