TagsTagsHere’s a Monday afternoon insanity break, with an interesting experimental video of extreme closeups, by “clemento” at Vimeo. [Video]
A visualization of high-speed symmetry. [Video]
Today’s insanity break, by Patrick Boivin, at Vimeo: [Video]
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Lakers vs. Suns first quarter just finished, so here are some robots. [Video]
The insanity break for today might make you slightly insane, if you aren’t already. A video by Beth Fulton, inspired by Todd Alcott’s poem “Television.” [Video]
Today’s insanity break is a cleverly rhythmic short film by Renaud Hallée, titled Gravité. [Video]
Our new LGF Linkage page has been enhanced yet again, with the easiest possible embedded video — just post a link to a video’s page at YouTube or Vimeo, and it will automatically be displayed as an embedded, playable video in your Linkage post. Couldn’t be easier. Another enhancement: the Filter ...
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Today’s insanity break: an excellent short film titled “Up There.” (Here’s the website.) [Video]
This Monday’s insanity break is a terrific animated short film titled “The Cat Piano” by The People’s Republic of Animation, featuring a voice-over narration by Nick Cave. Yes, it’s the dreaded Katzenklavier. [Video]
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Tonight’s insanity break is an incredible video by Marc Szeglat of the Icelandic volcano with the jawbreaker name, Fimmfördurhals. [Video] (Now that an erupting volcano has disrupted air traffic all over the world, I wonder if Bobby Jindal feels a little ashamed of saying, “Instead of monitoring volcanoes, what Congress should be ...
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A brilliant short film by Patrick Jean is our insanity break of the day. [Video]
On a day filled with assorted craziness, tonight’s sanity break is a mind-bending short film from FEEDMEE Design, titled “Lautlos.” [Video]
Today’s sanity break is a beautiful exploration of mathematics, geometry, and nature by Cristóbal Vila. You’ve never seen the Fibonacci sequence visualized like this. [Video]
“Blind Spot” by Cécile Dubois-Herry has a decidedly dark storyline; definitely not the usual cheerful, wacky rabbits-and-ducks CGI cartoon. [Video]
This is the last three minutes of “Metropolis,” a really unique approach to the narrative history of the city of Charlotte, North Carolina, by Rob Carter. [Video]
The last tomato battles for survival against a very rotten avocado, in a post-apocalyptic refrigerated nightmare landscape. [Video]
Today’s sanity break is a fascinating piece of high definition video art by Avrillon Ghislain, titled “Galileo.” [Video]
A great animated short film directed by Ben Hibon, for a Saturday afternoon sanity break. [Video]
A groovy little video filled with imaginative motion graphics by Japanese visual performance group Bonsajo. [Video]
You may not believe it after you see it, but everything in this 12-minute film was computer-generated. Absolutely everything. And even more amazing: it was all done by one person, using off-the-shelf software and hardware to define a new state of the art for realistic CGI. [Video] If you’re skeptical that the whole ...