Phantom Loop Study #9
NaVloPoMo #20
November 22nd, 2007 § 2
NaVloPoMo #19
November 19th, 2007 § 1
NaVloPoMo #18
November 19th, 2007 § 2
NaVloPoMo #17
November 17th, 2007 § 2
NaVloPoMo #16
November 16th, 2007 § 2
NaVloPoMo #15
November 15th, 2007 § 1
Phantom Loop Study #4:
Cheating by two seconds here. The single loop is 12 seconds to allow the central panel a full cycle. Then there is the same loop in reverse to replicate the palindrome effect. Palindrome (“loop back and forth”) is available with quicktime pro, but it doesn’t function very well over the net. So technically this is a 24 second loop. There, I don’t feel guilty anymore. Rules are ment to be broken.
Images in this loop are from Wallaby Jim from the Islands, The Black Pirate and Captain Calamity.
NaVloPoMo #14
November 14th, 2007 § 2
Phantom Loop Study #3:
Working a bit in the dark here. Trying to conjure phantoms thru looped textures of everyday life – color, sound, rhythm, scale. Not sure if this works. Maybe I’m looping too much? I think I need more dynamic narrative elements. But it doesn’t matter much because it is NaVloPoMo.
NaVloPoMo #13
November 12th, 2007 § 1
Phantom Study #2:
This week’s loop project is the phantom narrative loop. What happens in a loop? Is it really the same each time around?
We are hard-wired to experience movie time as leading somewhere, to an end. Playing with dynamic relationships between shots in a looped sequence conjures phantoms – mental projections. That is the goal, anyway. Gertrude Stein’s “a rose is a rose is a rose…”.
NaVloPoMo #12
November 11th, 2007 § 7
NaVloPoMo #11
November 11th, 2007 § 0
