Posts Tagged ‘Video’

Video: Shizuoka Gundam time-lapse

Posted on August 28th, 2010 • Filed under mediarosa • 10 Comments

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This time-lapse video of the 18-meter (59-ft) Gundam robot in the city of Shizuoka, Japan is the latest in a series of YouTube uploads from Gundam videographer darwinfish105.

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TEDxAmsterdam’s ‘Ideas Worth Doing’ Video Competition

Posted on July 28th, 2010 • Filed under mediarosa • No Comments

(Cross-posted from the TEDx Blog) TEDxAmsterdam has thought up a creative way to curate their audience — pose a global challenge to transform an ‘idea worth spreading’ to an ‘idea worth doing.’

Entrants are encouraged to realize an idea before October 19 — and document their progress through photos, video, testimonials or press. 100 winners will receive tickets to TEDxAmsterdam on November 30, 2010. Enter your idea here.

TEDxAmsterdam organizers have already released a few in a series of videos to promote the project. In this video below, their second, people ‘break up’ with their ideas, but are encouraged to nurture and love them by submitting them to the TEDxAmsterdam competition:

Watch the first episode of the ‘Ideas Worth Doing’ challenge.

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CreativeMornings Video: Paola Antonelli

Posted on July 22nd, 2010 • Filed under mediarosa • 1 Comment

Our speaker at the June 2010 CreativeMornings was fabulous Paola Antonelli, Senior Curator of Architecture and Design at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The event was generously hosted by the MoMA. Watch Paola’s talk below:

2010/06 Paola Antonelli from CreativeMornings on Vimeo.

A big giant thank you to Sy Abudu for offering her video and editing skills.

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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS – YouTube Play: A Biennial of Creative Video

Posted on July 19th, 2010 • Filed under mediarosa • No Comments

If you’re an artist working with video, be sure to check out YuTube’s latest collaboration with the Guggenheim Museum: YouTube Play: A Biennial of Creative Video

YouTube is looking for “amazing animation, motion graphics, narrative, non-narrative, or documentary work, music videos and entirely new art form”s to showcase at the Guggenheim in New York City, and throughout the Guggenheim network of museums in Bilbao, Venice and Berlin.

The deadline to submit videos to YouTube Play is rapidly approaching: July 31, 2010. Click here for more info.

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(Video) Motion Tracked Graffiti Sculptures

Posted on July 4th, 2010 • Filed under mediarosa • 2 Comments

Movement and shape help define the form of these 3D printed objects.

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CreativeMornings Video: Jay Parkinson

Posted on July 1st, 2010 • Filed under mediarosa • No Comments

Our speaker at the May 2010 CreativeMornings was visionary Jay Parkinson. The event generously hosted by Galapagos Art Space in DUMBO, Brooklyn. Watch Jay’s talk below:

2010/05 Jay Parkinson from CreativeMornings on Vimeo.

A big giant thank you to Sy Abudu for offering her video and editing skills.

And in case you’re in Switzerland on July 9th, join us for a swiss CreativeMornings in Zurich.

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160% increase in H.264 video online since January

Posted on May 17th, 2010 • Filed under mediarosa • No Comments

The increasing criticism of Flash as a vehicle for online video delivery (as well as Apple’s dislike of Flash) appears to be driving the adoption of H.264 video. A recent study by video search site MeFeedia reveals a 160 percent increase in the proportion of video encoded in the iPad-friendly format since January of this year.

MeFeedia’s indexing data was compiled from over 30,000 sources of online video, including Hulu, CBS, ABC, CNN, MTV, YouTube, and others. According to its data for the month of May, 26 percent of all video in its index was in H.264 format. That’s up from just 10 percent in January—the month that Apple announced the iPad.

The report revealed that a lot of older content, including news and TV episodes, had not yet been reencoded from their largely Flash-based formats. However, most new content is being encoded in H.264, suggesting that the iPad is helping push adoption of H.264 and HTML5. Just before the iPad launch in April, a number of media companies announced plans to transition content from Flash-based players to H.264 video delivered via HTML5 specifically for the device. A side benefit of this transition is that such video is also compatible with the iPhone and iPod touch, as well as Android-based mobile devices and Safari and Chrome on the desktop.

The increasing trend toward H.264 has been corroborated by data released earlier this month by video encoding service Encoding.com. Two-thirds of the video encoded by the service in the first quarter of 2010 was in H.264 format, more than double the percentage encoded as H.264 a year ago.

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(Video) Dorm Windows Converted Into Massive Light Show

Posted on May 16th, 2010 • Filed under mediarosa • No Comments

Students at the Wroclaw University of Technology in Poland used their building to create an animated spectacle.

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