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Música y cultura urbana: del rock al hip hop. Cursos de Verano UNIA2014 - Baeza

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Título: Música y cultura urbana: del rock al hip hop. Cursos de Verano UNIA2014 - BaezanDuración: 00:03:45 Fecha de grabación: 2014/04/0...

Russell Brand at the 2012 Closing Ceremonies

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Pure Imagination and I Am the Walrus

Behind the Music - WeatheRadio: Prayers for Rain (for Wilhelm Reich)

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Watch as this 80s-era piece of weather-band radio technology is transformed into a cutting edge MP3 player that plays poorly ripped tracks l...

Protect Mumia Abu-Jamal's Right to Speak

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Prisoners' voices are under attack, but Prison Radio will not be silenced.nnThis is a critical moment in our movements against mass incarcer...

Circle Stone - read by Cerys Matthews

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Here's a little slice of BBC Radio 6 Music, and Cerys Matthews reading my flash story Circle Stone as part of her Poetry In Motion feature. ...

Birth of a Star

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In galactic nurseries like the Orion Nebula, clouds of gas and dust mingle, birthing new stars and planetary systems. The ALMA radio telesco...

Electronic Thunder Dome: Voices Behind the Speakers

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We went to Moore Rock Radio and interviewed the late night electronic music variety show hosts. They showed us their equipment and allowed u...

Freaks3D Printer Indiegogo

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Simplified structure. Portable so you can take it anywhere. Quality prints at breaking low price.

Merrick & The Highway Patrol - Turducken timelapse

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Australian radio show ‘Merrick & The Highway Patrol’ have created a world first. nnThey are upping the ante on the traditional Turducken...

Jaymis Showreel 2015

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Definitely not just from 2015. This collects about 5 years worth of projects. A shot-by shot breakdown follows:nnOpening Title: Tim Shield a...

Definitely not just from 2015. This collects about 5 years worth of projects. A shot-by shot breakdown follows:nnOpening Title: Tim Shield and the QSO - Duet Live: http://jaymis.com/2015/05/tim-shiel-and-qso-duet-live/nLittle Scout - March Over To Me: http://jaymis.com/2013/09/little-scout-march-over-to-me-music-video/nWAAX - Wisdom Teeth: http://jaymis.com/2014/12/waax-wisdom-teeth-music-video/nTara Simmons - Weekend of Hearts: http://jaymis.com/2015/10/tara-simmons-weekend-of-heartsnTim Shield and the QSO - Duet Live: http://jaymis.com/2015/05/tim-shiel-and-qso-duet-live/nAirbus Helicopters EC135 Sydney Harbour (Dir. Jen Dainer): http://jaymis.com/2015/07/airbus-helicopters-ec135-sydney-harbour-corporate-video/nEdward Guglielmino - Fail With Me: http://jaymis.com/2009/01/edward-guglielmino-fail-with-me-music-video/nDisover Brisbane Powerhouse: http://jaymis.com/2015/11/brisbane-powerhouse-discover-brisbane-powerhouse-tv-advertisement/nMy Own Pet Radio - No Great Mystery: http://jaymis.com/2015/07/my-own-pet-radio-no-great-mystery/nBall Park Music - Groovin’ The Moo tour visuals: http://jaymis.com/2015/04/ball-park-music-groovin-the-moo-2015/n7bit Hero - Come On. Stand Out: http://jaymis.com/2013/02/7bit-hero-come-on-stand-out-music-video/nArundel - The Boat Song: http://jaymis.com/2014/04/arundel-the-boat-song-music-video/nEdward Guglielmino - You’ll Be The Death Of Me: http://jaymis.com/2012/05/edward-guglielmino-youll-be-the-death-of-me-music-video/nLittle Odessa - All Night: http://jaymis.com/2014/04/little-odessa-all-night-music-video/nWAAX - I For An Eye: http://jaymis.com/2015/07/waax-i-for-an-eye/nBrisbane Powerhouse - IRL Digital Festival: http://jaymis.com/2015/05/brisbane-powerhouse-irl-digital-festival/nBall Park Music - Surrender (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2012/07/ball-park-music-surrender-music-video/nZ-Flex Skateboards - Skatelapse (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2011/10/z-flex-skateboards-jimmy-plumer-skatelapse-advertisement/nBall Park Music - Bad Taste Blues (Part II) (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2013/06/ball-park-music-bad-taste-blues-part-ii-music-video/nViolent Soho - Fur Eyes (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2014/07/violent-soho-fur-eyes-music-video/nDisover Brisbane Powerhouse: http://jaymis.com/2015/11/brisbane-powerhouse-discover-brisbane-powerhouse-tv-advertisement/nPenny Skateboards - Plastic Pride (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2012/05/penny-skateboards-plastic-pride-advertisement/nStan Walker - Light It Up (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2011/09/stan-walker-light-it-up/nNextDC (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2012/07/nextdc-m1-data-centre-launch-corporate-video/nPhoton Tunland (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2012/11/foton-tunland-advertisement/nMt Franklin Lightly Sparkling and Jennifer Hawkins (Dir. Josh Frizzell): http://jaymis.com/2012/12/mt-franklin-lightly-sparkling-cozi-by-jennifer-hawkins-advertisement/nGo Van Go - Known Better: http://jaymis.com/2014/10/go-van-go-known-better/nSubway BBQ Bacon Flavour vs Flavour: http://jaymis.com/2014/05/subway-bbq-bacon-subs-flavour-vs-flavour-advertisement/nStan Walker - Light It Up (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2011/09/stan-walker-light-it-up/nBall Park Music - Surrender (Dir. Dan Graetz): http://jaymis.com/2012/07/ball-park-music-surrender-music-video/nCowper - Morning Prayer: http://jaymis.com/2011/06/cowper-morning-prayer-music-video/nSecret Unreleased Music Video project (Dir. Dan Graetz).n7bit Hero - Come On. Stand Out: http://jaymis.com/2013/02/7bit-hero-come-on-stand-out-music-video/nDisover Brisbane Powerhouse: http://jaymis.com/2015/11/brisbane-powerhouse-discover-brisbane-powerhouse-tv-advertisement/ Less

Happy Place

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Imprisoned inside its packaging and stuck on a toy shop shelf, a lonely radio-controlled toy truck uses its imagination to go on an adventur...

Kartikeya Sharma Founder of iTV Network Talk's about CPLT20India

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Kartikeya Sharma is Founder and Promoter of iTV Network and one of the youngest and most dynamic media entrepreneurs in India talking about ...

Short Cuts: A Tale of a Sickly Whale

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An animation I made with Zuzanna Weiss for BBC Radio 4 series, "Short Cuts", produced by the lovely folks at Falling Tree Productions. It wa...

Remake Remix Rip-Off Trailer

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http://www.remakeremixripoff.comnhttps://www.facebook.com/remakeremixripoffnnTurkey once had one of the most productive film industries in t...

http://www.remakeremixripoff.comnhttps://www.facebook.com/remakeremixripoffnnTurkey once had one of the most productive film industries in the world, with an annual production of 250 to 300 films a year. The popular films made in this ‘Yeşilçam period’ elevated copying and mixing well-known genre conventions almost to an art form. In addition, partly because of the lack of laws on copyright, many remakes of Hollywood classics emerged. From Rocky to The Exorcist and from The Wizard of Oz to Star Wars: all acquired an often bizarre Turkish version that was literally and metaphorically translated to meet local needs.nIn an industry where Turkish actors could easily play in several hundred films, every trick of the trade was fully exploited: genre clichés, borrowed soundtracks, even plagiarism. Messy rush jobs or self-conscious B-movies? Appropriating visual motifs can be either a way of establishing a dialogue with the other or holding up a fairground mirror to them.nIn his documentary essay, Cem Kaya investigates this Turkish copy culture and shows how inventively local studios tackled foreign film material; the minimum of means was used to still the continuous film appetites of Turkish audiences. In addition, he looks at the relationship between this film industry and historic and topical Turkish subjects such as internationalisation, censorship and the advent of television.nn+++nnReviewsnnhttp://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/goteborg-review-uproarious-doc-celebrates-mourns-the-turkish-movie-culture-of-remake-remix-rip-off-20150126nnhttp://birthmoviesdeath.com/2015/09/25/fantastic-fest-review-remake-remix-rip-offnnhttp://twitchfilm.com/2015/09/letrange-2015-review-remake-remix-rip-off-is-a-raucuous-joyride.htmlnnhttps://www.theguardian.com/film/2015/aug/24/the-wild-world-of-turkish-b-moviesnnhttp://wegotthiscovered.com/movies/remake-remix-ripoff-review-fantastic-fest-2015/nnhttp://theknockturnal.com/remake-remix-rip-off-surprisingly-original/nnhttp://cinapse.co/2015/10/02/remix-remake-rip-off-copy-culture-turkish-pop-cinema-fantastic-fest-2015/nn+++nnInterviewsnnhttp://www.bantmag.com/english/issue/post/34/133nhttp://physicalimpossibility.com/2015/08/28/interview-cem-kaya-director-of-remake-remix-rip-off/nhttp://physicalimpossibility.com/2015/08/30/interview-cem-kaya-director-of-remake-remix-rip-off-pt-ii/nn+++nnFestivalsnnLocarno Film FestivalnRotterdam Film FestivalnBerlin Film Festival (Lola Section)nSeminci Cine de Autor, ValladolidnIDFF Yamagata, JapannEBS, South KoreanFantasia, Montréal, CanadanSitges Intl. Film Festival, SpainnFantastic Fest, Austin, USAnEdinburgh IFF, GBnBarcelona Docs, SpainnDoc Aviv, IsraelnDokfest München, GermanynHong Kong Asian Film FestivalnFestival do Rio, BrazilnGöteborg Film Festival, SwedennAdana Golden Boll Film Festival, TurkeynFestival on Wheels, Ankara Turkeyn!f IstanbulnSaarbrücken Max Ophüls Preis, GermanynSilkroad Film Festival, DublinnIstanbul Film Festival (On The Bridge)nIndie Lisboa, PortugalnDocs against Gravity, WarsawnTransilvania IFF, Cluj-NapocanDocumentarist IstanbulnGerman Films MadridnIntl. Film Festival Innsbruck, AustrianSyros Intl. Film Festival, GreecenGuanajuato Film Festival, MexiconDocumentaqro, Queretaro, MexiconDocs DS, Mexico City, MexiconL´Étrange Festival, ParisnFocus on Asia, Fukuoka, JapannCine Migrante, Buenos AiresnSydney Underground Film Festival (Australian Premiere)nMelbourne Underground Film Festival nBUT Festival, Breda, NetherlandsnFestival del Cine Aleman, Buenos AiresnFestival de Cinéma de la Ville de Québec, KanadanHelsinki IFFnMinneapolis Underground Film FestivalnTürkisches Filmfestival FrankfurtnFilm 4 Fright Fest, LondonnFilms from the South, Oslo (Norway Premiere)nIFF Split, KroatiennExtreme Festival, Cinématheque ToulousenCorne d’Or FF, Montreal, KanadanFilmfest OsnabrücknBoston Turkish Film FestivalnTempofestival, StockholmnColchester Film Festival, GBnRazorreel Film Festival, Brügge, BelgiumnA Vingança Dos Filmes B, Porto Alegre, BrazilnTurkish FF Toronto, CanadanDokfest, Prizren, KosovonEge Belgesel Film Günleri, Izmir, TurkeynIsçi Filmleri Festivali, IstanbulnZinema Zombie Fest, Bogota, ColombianMonsters of Film Festival, Stockholm, SwedennHawaii International Film FestivalnTurkish FF Toronto, KanadanVancouver Golden Horn FF, KanadanIthaca Fantastic Film Festival, USAnCineuropa Santiago de CompostelanSCUM, SingapurnBratislava International Film FestivalnKinofest LünennFilmschau Baden WürttembergnBogaziçi Film Festivali, IstanbulnFestival Cinema Mediterranéen BruxellesnShivers Genre Film Festival, KonstanznTurkish Film Festival New York, USAnInternational Film Festival of UruguaynBelfast Film Festival, Northern IrelandnBialystok Underground Film Festivalnn+++nnAwardsnnDocumentarist Istanbul 2015 / FIPRESCI Award nDoku Fest Prizren 2015 / Audience AwardnShivers Film Festival 2015 / Audience Award Less

Volvo XC60 - The Swell

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GREY SEEKS FEELING IN VISCERAL SPOT FOR VOLVOn-The Swell introduces new ‘quietly epic’ tone for Swedish car marque-nnGrey London has unv...

GREY SEEKS FEELING IN VISCERAL SPOT FOR VOLVOn-The Swell introduces new ‘quietly epic’ tone for Swedish car marque-nnGrey London has unveiled its first work for Volvo Car Group: a beautifully-shot, highly sensory film urging the viewer to ‘seek feeling’ – a dramatisation of Volvo’s human-centric ethos. nnThe quietly epic film – a global TV campaign for Volvo’s existing XC60 model – is a shift in tone for the car manufacturer. Moving the brand into a more premium space, it introduces some of the pillars that will underpin its revamped brand positioning: ambition, simplicity, authenticity, Swedishness, and the same level of design quality and craft that goes into its cars. It represents a stylistic prologue to what is to come from the Volvo Kreativ Studio, including a high-profile, multi-faceted campaign for the launch of Volvo’s revolutionary flagship model XC90. nnThe film itself is about movement; about dynamism and intuitive response – the visceral, emotional experience of the Volvo XC60 brought to life. It begins in the passenger seat of the car –parked on an empty beach, radio quietly humming in the background, door left open, and a pair of shoes discarded in the footwell. Moving toward the water, the radio fades into the distance – drowned out by the sound of the ocean as we reach the shoreline…nn“to feelnto really feelnis a rare thing these days”nn…then out into the surf. Through the water, through the first tentative laps to the thundering crash of enormous waves, out into the darkness…until the water is still. Serene. A lone figure sits on her surfboard, her windswept silhouette visible only through the moonlight. Staring out toward the horizon, she’s waiting; a defiant look in her eyes. nnAnd then it comes. The swell rises. A wave approaches, powerful and unstoppable. Adrenaline racing, we rise up. She rises up. Her arm takes one graceful, powerful swipe through the water as the wave is about to break…and then we cut. Against the black, we hear the earth-shaking thunder of the wave collapsing. The film ends with the line ‘Seek Feeling. The responsive XC60’. nnHollie Newton, Global Creative Director at Grey London, says: “The last thing the world needs is another overly-retouched car, hooning down a mountain road to a soft rock soundtrack. There's a defiant, slightly renegade Swedish spirit to Volvo that simply doesn't fit with the bland world of car advertising. And thank god for that. We have an enormous suite of work coming up for Volvo which challenges the conventions of the sector. This is the first. A quietly epic piece of film that, hopefully, makes you feel something.” nnMarcus Söderlund, Director (and Swede), adds: “I am working my way through the four classical elements with Grey: last time it was a fire film, now water. The perspective in this film is pretty special; it´s not a first person perspective. The whole way through it’s the viewer’s film and view. Working in the element of water is fantastic – there is so much you just can´t predict or control. If you embrace that, you can get imagery you can’t even dream of.” nnAs very specific weather, moonlight and tidal conditions were required for the highly technical shoot, the time of year made shooting in Sweden impossible. Instead, the film was shot in Durban, South Africa. After looking at dozens of potential locations, Durban emerged as the only that could provide the essential quartet of good waves, high-quality levels of moonlight, shark nets and – most importantly – an area which closely resembled Swedish environments. Just as vital as the location was the casting – with 46 year old Cape Town resident and experienced surfer Lisette Forsyth eventually chosen. Not only was she at ease in the ocean and a passionate surfer, she had a beautifully graceful and serene look in the water. nnThe campaign is Global Creative Director Hollie Newton’s first for Grey since joining from Wieden + Kennedy last year, where she created Lurpak’s multi-award-winning Good Proper Food. It was directed by Gothenburg-born Marcus Söderlund through Academy. Print photography was from Gian Paul Lozza, best-known for capturing his subject using only ambient light. Allan “Willy” Wilson – famed for his surf films – was underwater DoP, while André Chémétoff – known for his beautiful, technical films such as Our Day Will Come by Romain Gavras and Jaron Albertin’s Sony Volcano – was DoP. Less

Berlin In Motion 2014 (Part II)

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Over 20000 pictures | over 350 GB Data | broken lens (thank god, that was “only” plastic-fantastic) | stood (or moved with tripod ;)) ho...

Emily Oberman: All good design has a level of wit

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The designer of numerous “Saturday Night Live” identities talks about the role of humour in her work.nnGraphic designer Emily Oberman is...

FLOW 2014 Video 1

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Flow started last year as a radio show on SLAM FM, every Friday from 20.00 – 21.00 CET, presented by DJ Franky Rizardo. Today Flow has evo...

WINDLICHT by Roosegaarde [OFFICIAL MOVIE]

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www.studioroosegaarde.net - WINDLICHT is the latest artwork by Roosegaarde which shows the beauty of green energy by connecting windmill bla...

PoeticRouter

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In this decade, as a sublime, very few people know or bother to know the nooks and corners of the internet. Back in the late 80’s and earl...

In this decade, as a sublime, very few people know or bother to know the nooks and corners of the internet. Back in the late 80’s and early 90’s people had a understanding of what digital networking meant as back then it was an evolving piece of technological concept. nnIn a house, a router is potentially a small micro-computer - compiled with a, sometimes closed, set of firmware in an operating system. At both hardware and software level it is optimised to do specific tasks of networking and routing internet traffic and thus at a decision level of design, it was optimised for just those tasks. But given an access and procedural set, it is capable of doing similar tasks as a single chip computer. nnFrom one perspective these attributes can be and recent history forsakes, has been compromised. In certain cases the vulnerabilities has been used to loop back some information from and to the users. These all has been done through closed firmware applications on existing manufactured pieces of software and hardware packages. nnWith the advent of todays IoT boom very few people talk about the potential stretch of the everyday manufactured IoT platforms. For example every "Chip-‘ed" device is hackable from the dark perspective and can be jacked and modded remotely. Packets can be monitored and injected and used to retrieve information or deliver deamons on unencrypted channels.nnTo surface the concern and pay a tribute to the age of awareness that then existed, poetically this project was articulated. nnIt is a middleman router designed on a Arduino Yun (readily available as one of the favourite IoT module running openWRT). It connects to your home router and then creates an Access point for other devices to connect to it directly. Once connected, it now knows the ip address of the machines(computer) and can monitor the traffic going to them from servers. On click of a button it does that. Then it scrapes the data for finding the server links. Once it lists down the links , then with the help of a terminal based browser it pings each one of them and downloads the text on their html page. From the created corpus it generates the poem and runs it through a speech engine which then is passed through an USB audio channel to a FM transmitter. That’s when you hear the poet recite. nnWhat was surprising to see was how similar the advertisement texts were in their meticulous nature for the server hosting pages.nnEvery piece is designed from taking inspiration from an old moment in design history. That’s why radios ere chosen as a way of old broadcast metaphor. The shape of the object is also based on a famous old television design back from the 60’s . It could also be seen through the lens of an amalgamation of the old media of entertainment and communication to the new realm of internet .. Both used under the same roof to expose something ethereal going inside the black boxes. Less

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