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Fri, 30 Nov 2007
The Way Home
'The Way Home' 25MB6 59 secs
Thu, 29 Nov 2007
Portal
'Portal' 8.7MB 6 sec loop silent
Sun, 11 Nov 2007
Light
'Light' 33.1MB 1:04 min
Music generated by Orchestra Rhizome.
Sat, 10 Nov 2007
Scratch
'Scratch' 14.7MB 59 secs silent
One Lumière re-versioning
another.
Wed, 07 Nov 2007
Dancing in the Street
'Dancing in the Street' 11.5MB 32 secs
Mon, 05 Nov 2007
On Crookes
'The Admiral' 24.7MB 57 secs silent
'The Noah's Ark' 17.5MB 40 secs silent
Two Lumières.
Thu, 01 Nov 2007
Hillsborough Corner
'Janet, driving' 23.4MB 54 secs silent
'Langsett Road, near Hillsborough Corner' 24.5MB 57 secs silent
Around Hillsborough, last Friday, dusk.
Two Lumières.
In the Spring of 2003 I started making tiny QuickTime movies, as a kind of moving image dream diary.
This quickly became a major focus of my work & I have made at least two or three every month since.
In 2006 I arranged them in their current, semi-chronological, format (everything from April 2003 - Dec 2005
appears in the first four months of 2006).
All the movies, new & old, still live in the
same folder & can be accessed from there too.
You may freely download & remix any of them, though I would appreciate a credit.
Where credits are due to others for material I have appropriated or remixed, or for
performances, I will include a note with the posts here.
All music, except where otherwise stated, is by me.
I hope you like the movies, though of course I will continue to make & post them whether you do or not (but my thanks for looking!).
If you're interested enough you can read more about them here,
here,
here
& here.
michael