It seems that some promoters just going back in there developement. All I see at events this days are bad adjusted projetions out of the box. They even never heard something about keystone and imagequality.
It's just pain in my eyes to see that. So if you don't wanna spend the fee for a decent vj than just turn the beamers off. It's better if there is nothing projected than showing crap! And yes, I know 90% of the guests just don's pay attention to the screens... at least not active. but some will and they talk about it. It's just a bit of an extra eyecandy... but I like it a lot!
And now just a nice and creative new week to all my readers.
Monday, November 30, 2009
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Ebony Club Installation by Pixelschubser
VJ Pixelschubser from Mannheim just working at a installation at the ebony club. here are the first official pictures. would like to play there once.. looks cosy... nice job benjamin...
told:by Kyle Lyons
So here comes the next one. We all know him allready from vjloops.tv Kyle Lyons. Enjoy!
Q: Where does your Artist name come from?
A: Currently I use my real name when I perform. Originally when I started performing at raves and Psytrance parties 10 years ago I used the name "VJ DMT" which was my acronym for Digital Media Therapy but it is more commonly known as Dimethyltryptamine a naturally occurring tryptamine and powerful psychedelic that is often found in plants but also in the human body. Back then this was a very interesting topic for me. I think the psychedelic culture and VJ culture complimented each other on many different levels so I wanted to give people the impression that my work was the most powerful mind blowing visual experience but I’m still working on that :P
Q: What describes your VJing style the best?
A: Right now I work a lot with stop motion & timelapse photography. So my work is very organic and real. I don’t have the classical 3D or 2D animation training so I rely on photography and some video. In the last few years I have been studying After Effects and Particle Illusion to get more into motion graphics and animation. I think 3D will be my next mountain to climb.
Q: Location/Act you ever want to do visuals for and why?
A: It’s always been my dream to travel to Asia, even better if I get the opportunity to VJ there. I just got back from a 5 week tour of Malaysia and Indonesia so I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to do visuals and travel there. The visual artists there are very dedicated and hardworking. I think my next goal will be Japan, Korea or China but I also have my eyes set on South America. I enjoy working with local acts in the countries I visit because they have a lot to offer visually. You pick up new techniques and ideas. It's a great way to share knowledge.
Q: Your personal famous last words?
A: The world is your visual playground. Go explore, document, capture, film, photograph, edit, cut and produce what makes you happy.
Q: Who should be the next VJ for told: by interview session?
A: Dan “Dubassy” Talson who has been a big inspiration for my own work.
Q: Where does your Artist name come from?
A: Currently I use my real name when I perform. Originally when I started performing at raves and Psytrance parties 10 years ago I used the name "VJ DMT" which was my acronym for Digital Media Therapy but it is more commonly known as Dimethyltryptamine a naturally occurring tryptamine and powerful psychedelic that is often found in plants but also in the human body. Back then this was a very interesting topic for me. I think the psychedelic culture and VJ culture complimented each other on many different levels so I wanted to give people the impression that my work was the most powerful mind blowing visual experience but I’m still working on that :P
Q: What describes your VJing style the best?
A: Right now I work a lot with stop motion & timelapse photography. So my work is very organic and real. I don’t have the classical 3D or 2D animation training so I rely on photography and some video. In the last few years I have been studying After Effects and Particle Illusion to get more into motion graphics and animation. I think 3D will be my next mountain to climb.
Q: Location/Act you ever want to do visuals for and why?
A: It’s always been my dream to travel to Asia, even better if I get the opportunity to VJ there. I just got back from a 5 week tour of Malaysia and Indonesia so I feel very fortunate to have had the opportunity to do visuals and travel there. The visual artists there are very dedicated and hardworking. I think my next goal will be Japan, Korea or China but I also have my eyes set on South America. I enjoy working with local acts in the countries I visit because they have a lot to offer visually. You pick up new techniques and ideas. It's a great way to share knowledge.
Q: Your personal famous last words?
A: The world is your visual playground. Go explore, document, capture, film, photograph, edit, cut and produce what makes you happy.
Q: Who should be the next VJ for told: by interview session?
A: Dan “Dubassy” Talson who has been a big inspiration for my own work.
Friday, November 27, 2009
Calender by german printservice druckerei.de
The german printservice druckerei.de is just publishing a big wallcalender called web2010. I like the idea pretty much and the best: they give it away if you blog or twitt about this little wanna have thing... So my dear druckerei: here I blogged and I tweeted please send me such a calender cause I need it soooo much.
interview w/ AntiVJ, Grant Davis and VJ Spetto (Brazil)
This was shoot at the Red Bull House of Art just before the AntiVJ workshop. AntiVJ is quit known for some mappings and installations. just tube him or look at his vimeo account.
I just found at the A/V Cultur Blog
I just found at the A/V Cultur Blog
You Suck At Photoshop
Just had a laugh on this series of photoshop tutorials. Äh.. Photoshop... at a video blog? Yes, no worry! It's a very basic tool just to make pictures looking nice. TBH it has a very nice workflow 2gether with AE wich is just perfect for video.. Ah ok, you already knew that. So listen and just watch this tut:
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Video Remix for Devon Miles
Dear fellowers...
Yesterday arrived the DVD from some say iconic vj Devon Miles. On it the clips he asked me to do some remix. And I will remix it... It's a musicvideo for a befriended artist of Devon. It's from Alec Troniq - I'm The Foolaloof. Here is what he did. I love the track and I would love to do the remix even better.... hope you both like the result if I'am finished.
Yesterday arrived the DVD from some say iconic vj Devon Miles. On it the clips he asked me to do some remix. And I will remix it... It's a musicvideo for a befriended artist of Devon. It's from Alec Troniq - I'm The Foolaloof. Here is what he did. I love the track and I would love to do the remix even better.... hope you both like the result if I'am finished.
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