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Graphic for Microsound Pi Day 2011:

Graphic for Microsound Pi Day 2010:

Six visualizations in Blender of audio by Darren Nelsen.

Presented at Eyedrum, Atlanta, GA, 20 March 2009.

Real-time video slitscan, in Flex, using bitmap animation.


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Slitscanning has been an interest since I read about TxTransform in "Future Cinema" some years back. This particular slitscan algorithm comes from Golan Levin and Ben Fry, who implemented it in Java.

It reads pixel values live from a video stream, in the exact center of the playback image. Then it wipes them on the viewing canvas from right to left.

Two of the videos included here are from the Thelma project, which is my initial experiment in automated video assembly (these are by hand). The clips relate stories from Hurricanes Rita and Katrina.

Audioresponsive animation is in AS3 using bitmaps, actually.
These are test items, projected as a billboard (i.e., frontally).

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A motion graphics piece I made for Cox Communications in 2007, while working in their Strategy and Product Development group.

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Stills and boards from a promo I directed and designed in 2006.
For CNN and British Petroleum (subsequently Lincoln Financial).

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Sonic Generator commissioned this, their inaugural video installation, for performance of George Crumb's "Vox Balaenae," or "Voice of the Whale."

Each musical instrument -- flute, piano, cello -- is miked independently. The moire patterns rotate responsively, in real-time. Rest of patch was performed live over the course of 20min, in January 2007.

Sonic Generator is a contemporary-repertory classical ensemble, comprised of Atlanta-area teaching and symphony musicians.

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