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One of the Coolest Things I've Ever Seen

That was very well done. I liked the one where he would catch the rock on his foot and bounce it up to his hand.
 
you first see it and think, o thats easy! they just did it all in reverse and planned thier movement very carefully. but wait! that means they had to build all of those rock structures! how did they do that is what i want to know! must have taken hours to do each of them.
 
thats a nice tech video, but I'd have like a little story or something going on. Proof of concept? very interesting though, it certainly inspired me. but did get repetitive.
 
That's awesome. Those are some simple techniques that could be used to accomplish force-like effects in a Star Wars fan film...hmmm...I'm getting ideas :D
 
Some hippie films himself stacking rocks then knocks them over the plays it in reverse?:confused:

he should have filmed the part where he smoked a bunch of pot before he got this hair-brained idea and show that in reverse...
 
They did show a few more interesting ones later in (like the jumping one), but for the most I agree, a tad repetitive.

Neat though. :D
 
That is pretty wicked, however I don't recommend watching if you are tired, the mind kinda implodes on you a bit.
 
what are you guys on about?
this little vid is uber cool!!!
i dont think it's meant to be a full feature film
it's just a cool little video that shows what innovative thinking can do when you don't have a budget of millions like big studios
super cool!!! :)
respect to the guys that took all that time to make it :)
who knows, maybe they'll make the next guinness commercial :)
 
sk3pt1c said:
what are you guys on about?
this little vid is uber cool!!!
i dont think it's meant to be a full feature film
it's just a cool little video that shows what innovative thinking can do when you don't have a budget of millions like big studios
super cool!!! :)
respect to the guys that took all that time to make it :)
who knows, maybe they'll make the next guinness commercial :)
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I really agree here.
It's fresh (certainly something I haven't seen until now) and well done. They used a tripod too - so they must've been thinking ahead.

It's easy to slag this off as: "Yeah, that soo simple, I could do that too...". Same thing applies to certain works by Piet Mondriaan.
 
Nice little film, more effective if they´d cut out half of it. It´s known aw "kill your darlings" (or was it babies, can never remember).
People do not want to edit out things they spent a lot of time doing, hence too long
 
yoak said:
Nice little film, more effective if they´d cut out half of it. It´s known aw "kill your darlings" (or was it babies, can never remember).
People do not want to edit out things they spent a lot of time doing, hence too long
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Or, if they didn't want to alter the length of their shots, use two camera's at the same time to film the same thing. Or use an improvised crane.

Like I said, I liked it lots. But the one thing that really bugged me, were the titles. They gave it a unneeded amateurish feel, really unworthy of what they had filmed.
 
Baraka meets Chris Cunningham, looks like someone got a copy of Combustion for xmas.


Reminds me of that dumbass Coldplay video clip...... Coldplay are a really boring band.....
 
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