Category: Video

While I was on holiday recently, I made a short film… It’s a Super 8 film shot on the island of Syros. The camera is a Canon 318M, and the music is from the film Le Mépris and is composed by Georges Delerue. The camera’s filter was misbehaving so I’ve colour corrected a bit. The…

I’ve got a few videos saved up that I’ve not edited or posted. So I thought I’d work through the backlog! This was taken last August (so it’s been a while) when a few of us cycled from London to Brighton as part of a vaguely radio-themed outing. As you might be able to tell…

This is a short video I made a few weeks ago at the seaside in Broadstairs. Featured are my brother and his family, so you may well not be interested. But it’s shot on Super 8 – Kodak Ektachrome 100D to be precise – and filmed with the same Canon Auto Zoom 318M that my…

When it became clear that it was going to snow fairly heavily near my flat last night, I thought it might be fun to put some timelapse videos together. Indeed, that might be a good idea, but I’m not convinced that I managed the best implementation ever. This first video is the worst. It’s the…

I’m really looking forward to Bladerunner: The Final Cut, essentially a big DVD boxset that’ll be the final version of Bladerunner, a classic SF film that’s definitely up amongst my favourites, but which has a troubled version history. But it’s a little disingenuous, for Ridley Scott to claim to claim that he has an aversion…

Sillyness at work this morning…

Scarily accurate…

Up early for camera duty for the Breakfast Show panto this morning. Great fun with Thandie Newton, David Tennant and Brian Blessed joining the team.

I have to link to this because, well, I made it.

I won’t embed this, but what the…

A timelapse of Sheringham, 30 September. The clouds are coming nicely towards the camera, and the sun crosses the frame towards the end of a day that saw everything from clear skies to rain. A couple of glitches are the strange encoding at the start – something really doesn’t like matt blacks – and a…

I love this IBM video explaining relative distances. The Power of Ten… (Via Badscience)