This is a little test I did at work. We didn’t end up using them but I thought they were really beautiful and deserved to be shared. I tinted bubble solution with ink, poured the solution into a shallow plate, used a straw and blew into the solution (as if I were blowing bubbles in a glass of milk), grabbed a sheet of paper and pushed it down onto the bubbles and thats how it was done. Hope you enjoy them.
So the other day as I was trying to find some reference videos for a DK project I came across some awesome time-lapse videos of seattle by two people named Jenny and Eric. As I watched them one after another I couldn’t help but want to know more about the people behind these videos. As I read I found out that they live in two different cities, Eric lives in Denver and Jenny in Seattle. Eric makes the music for the projects and Jenny goes out and shoots the lapses. Furthermore, they don’t ever know what the other is making until the day they put there two efforts together. This collaboration, to me, was one of the most awesomely creative ideas. They are doing a 30 sec video every week for one year and number 19 comes out tomorrow.
Check them out at http://www.tangledweweave.com/
I was so impressed by this creative collaboration that I couldn’t help but want to collaborate with Jenny. So, Jenny and I have met and plan on making an awesome video together in the near future, we don’t know what yet but I’m sure we will think of something. So, on that note, check them out and stay tuned for Jenny and I’s up coming projects.
Here are a few photos I took while running around trying to see Seattle before my interview. I only had one hour and really tried to make the most of it. I can honestly say for being such a cold and rainy place it was beautiful and I am so happy I get to go back.
enjoy.
This is a little video I had be wanted to make for sometime now. After watching the original Le Tigre-Deceptacon video I knew I wanted to make my own new and improved version. With the help of my friend Alyecia we learned and even added in our own dance moves truly making this our own video. I must thank my friend Ed for letting us use his place and equipment and for being so patient.
Check Out the Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=EU1CDSP7FRk
This is a piece I made for my good friend Ed Senf who is not only a talented graphic designer but an amazing photographer. I really wanted to make this piece all about Ed and his process. I really enjoyed being on set and watching the whole thing come together. Thanks Joe for letting me use your 50mm. Hope you enjoy it.
Music By: Passion Pit
This project was so much fun to make. It is suppose to be a promotional bumper for classic mtv, which does not exist in real life. I really just wanted to represent MTV before it became the reality tv station, when is was actually about the music. The concept is simple and really, I just wanted an excuse to dance. I built the tv helmets from boxes and aluminum foil. The video was shot at a gas station next to my house and caused lots of laughs. So I hope you enjoy watching and let me know what you think. Thanks to Alyecia and Joe.
Music by: MGMT “Kids”
The objective if this piece was to create a visual effect. I had wanted to do something with a pop up book for a really long time so I decided to do it for this piece. Growing up I loved the story of James and the Giant Peach. I read the book and constantly watched the movie with my sister. I wanted to choose a scene from the book to bring to life in this piece. I decided to depict the part where the seagulls pull the peach up and into the sky. I did everything in stop motion. I shot the peach on a homemade green screen and the rest was done in my backyard. It is short but I really liked the way it turned out and I hope you do too. Music By: Lydia
This is a little I like to call Attention Starved Box. I shot all the footage for this project in downtown winter park. I don’t know any of the people in the project they were all strangers that unknowingly participated in my project/social experiment. I also hand made all for the assets in my video out of cardboard, card-stock, and construction paper. The project could only be 30 seconds long and had to visually represent a song of or choice.I had a fun time making this project and I hope you enjoy it. Music by One For The Team
Ashley Nieves 