Sour's Worldwide Digital Video Collaboration
Friday, March 19, 2010
I read that Vimeo had set up an alternative site using HTML5 rather than Flash. I went to Vimeo to check out some HTML5 videos. They look great and are indistinguishable from their Flash versions, although they won’t run on older browsers. I discovered this video for Sour’s “Hibi no Neiro (Tone of everyday)” by Magico Nakamura.
This video has dozens of fans, in locations all over the world, working together and choreographing their movements via webcam (Skype?). Another great creative example of
innovation made possible by the ongoing digital revolution.
I’ve embedded the youTube version for you, but you can see it on Vimeo, a site I really like, by clicking here.
Speaking of webcam video, I recently used Skype to do a video interview with amazing artist Bradley Wester. He was in New York City and I was in Cleveland and it went great. As soon as I put the interview together, you’ll be the first to hear about it! We’re honored to include Bradley Wester’s work in “Digital Art Revolution, Creating Fine Art with Photoshop”.
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