Just a cool little video from a coffee shop. Jake Frew was DOP on this.
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBgoiQ2KVMn/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Shaffer Nickel doing what he wants to do, not giving a F about the fact that
this video won't perform well on Youtube.
A video with slow cuts and minimal cam movement and just beautiful music.
Creativity on stereoids: Ian Hubert about building worlds in Blender. This
video is packed with fun information but it's also very fascinating to see his
approach in seeing and noticing the world and then replicating it in Blender
with very creative approaches and tricks.
Kevin Smith describing why they shot Clerks
in Black & White: They couldn't afford a proper lighting setup and didn't want
the green tint from the fluorescent lights.
A very nice example of the saying by Jesse Driftwood:
The way you solve for mistakes are your style
https://mygranddadiskeepingbusy.com/
A lovely little blog where someone posts their granddads journal entries from 60 years ago.
I'm often wondering what people in the past must have thought or felt, so this blog
is a little gateway into that. A gateway to simpler times, maybe?
Such a cool video about skiing. I'm not interested in skiing, but this makes
me want to go out and do something. The video's shot on Kodak 16mm, which
gives it a very cool look. It also perfectly highlights again how the image
quality isn't all that important for a video to be good.
Such cool, simple Punk Rock. Makes you feel good. Also the guys seem
very relatable to me, they're not rock stars, they're not the cool kids,
they're just your regular run-from-the-mill guys. Love that.
cool-retro-term is a terminal emulator which mimics the look and feel of the old cathode tube screens. It has been designed to be eye-candy, customizable, and reasonably lightweight.
Retro is cool these days. Here's a terminal that's retro.
This is a perfect demonstration of how I hear music: oftentimes (electronic)
music creates these images in my head: something bouncing, something emerging,
or looming. Or in this case the falling and recovering of the airplane.