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- The Ebeling Group
- H.264 looks guuud.
- DoggiCam
- ROB-1, bluetooth robot camera
- Movie Mincer
- Processing 1.0 (BETA)
- Near IR filters for video
- Atari Video Music
- Setpixel // Ghostly Mirror
- Digital Cinema Summit Day Two: New High End Digita...
- Walter Murch on Soundtrack Pro
- More Automated Analysis
- No More MoCo. Yay, yay, yay.
- More mograph telent- Panoptic
- Live Apple Show coverage: From macosXrumors
- The Censtron Wave Vessel
- Amazing collection of Pre-VHS video hardware
- Panoramic Video Field Test
- Psyop
- Obsolete video formats
- LFS
- Drachenfeder - Drake digital HD film camera
- Free AE plugz page of the day
- TinyProjector
- hideous 50 dollar children's video camera
- 1 Beyond introduces PRO HD flex
- Software SDK for Canon XL2: This could be fun...
- Sinedots: free, fun, useless AE plugin
- Circuit Bent PXL-2000
- Welcome to Video Thing
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- Create Digital Motion
- Processing.org
- 16 Color
- HD For Indies
- Apple TV Hacker
- benthack
- CamcorderInfo.com
- Chaise Magazine
- Demonbabies
- elgato systems
- High End 2d
- Home Movie Night
- Image Savant
- LamaSoft
- Wileywiggins.com
- Life Long Friendship Society
- MAKE: Cellular automata video synth
- MedicineFilms
- Motionographer
- Music Thing
- Neuromixer
- Neuros
- paperrad
- Paul Slocum
- Pixel Corps
- Pliex Films
- ProAppTips.com
- Psyop
- Radical Software Archives
- RES Magazine
- Retro Thing
- Shynola
- Spite Your Face Productions
- The Omnidirectional Vision Page
- The Slo Mo Video Festival
- The Video Synthesizers Page
- xplsv.tv
- AwkwardTV
1 comment:
I did some work with these guys a while back. Not only are they amazingly talented, they're sickeningly nice people. Their workflow is really interesting; the main group is sort of split into subgroups who work more or less autonomously but occasionally check in with each other. It's kind of a blurry hemi-Marxist process that makes the office a pretty interesting place to hang out. Someone will be shooting animation plates in a fishtank in one corner and reenacting a bank bust for rough motion cap reference in another.
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