Incredible film by @ruairirobinson. It’s in the horror genre so be warned.
The Edit Doctor (::[ ]::): 120hz Television "Smoothing" MUST DIE!!!!
For almost 20 years, filmmakers have been trying to make electronic image recording (non- film) actually LOOK like film. Sure, there were ways to add grain or splotchy imperfections or gamma shifts to create a so so aesthetic of what was film-ish… but it was the motion or frame rate of video…
8 Abandoned Theme Parks that you can still goto and explore.
Click-through for more pictures, locations, and other information.
npr:
Take a look at this graph. Take a very close look if you have recently fallen in love.
This is David McCandless and Lee Byron’s “Peak Break-Up Times” calendar, where they chart the times of year when couples tend to call it quits. We are entering the End-of-the-Year Danger Zone.
Read more, from our very own Robert Krulwich.
Just noticed Youtube’s logo says 1 Billion subscriptions. Too cool. http://www.youtube.com/
RT @Behance: FUSEE takes us through their typography creation process with a Vimeo demo! Good stuff :: http://cot.ag/b56oAq
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RT @Tripgo: David Fincher talks about Adobe CS5 Production Premium http://bit.ly/9rCp8p
TC Teardown: 13 Ways To Get To $10 Million In Revenues (Part I) http://t.co/2ihtjvs via @techcrunch
