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On 07/08/2010 9:10 PM, Kevin Wampler wrote:
> Stephen wrote:
>> On 07/08/2010 7:28 PM, Kevin Wampler wrote:
>>>
>>> It's a fun music video and all, but as far as technical achievement for
>>> long single take videos this is not very impressive nor very novel
>>
>> If you are interested in single shot films then try Russian Ark. 96
>> minutes of St. Petersburg's State Hermitage Museum shot in one fluid
>> take using High Definition video cameras.
>>
>
> I actually mentioned Russian Arc in my post :), but yeah, it's really
> impressive.
Oops! So you did (-_-;;)
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Kevin Wampler <wam### [at] u washington edu> wrote:
> I haven't really watched much of the Stargate TV series. How is it?
Personally I liked it, but I can understand how some people might not
like it too much, as it falls quite far in the soft end of sci-fi hardness.
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Kevin Wampler wrote:
> It's a fun music video and all, but as far as technical achievement for
> long single take videos this is not very impressive nor very novel (not
> knocking the band, I'm sure they have a limited budget and aren't out to
> make a technically impressive video anyway).
As far as I can tell, the video was made not by the band themselves, but
by a bunch of fans at their local school, on their own initiative. Given
that it's an amature production, it's not half bad.
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Am 07.08.2010 20:28, schrieb Kevin Wampler:
> Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>> Oh my God... I just found this on the official website:
>>
>> http://www.thebaseballs.com/videos/rocknroll
>>
>> How *mental* is that?? It's, like, 3 minutes long and appears to be a
>> single take. Crazy!
>>
>
> It's a fun music video and all, but as far as technical achievement for
> long single take videos this is not very impressive nor very novel (not
> knocking the band, I'm sure they have a limited budget and aren't out to
> make a technically impressive video anyway).
It's apparently not the band who did the video, but the pupils at some
Polish school. For /that/, it seems exceptionally impressive to me.
> In the realm of music videos (of which I know very little) I think that
> Ok Go's "http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qybUFnY7Y8w is much more
> impressive in this regard (and is inspired by equally or more impressive
> previous work, such as that by Peter Fischli and David Weiss).
Compared to the Baseballs video, I think it's pretty lame: Virtually all
you have to choreograph is a bunch of predictable mechanics. That's a
piece of cake (once you have mastered the technological skills) compared
to choreographing some 100 amateur actors, of which maybe 25 or more
have a short "main actor" role.
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clipka wrote:
> Thanks for sharing - this is cool indeed.
Isn't it just? Heck, I showed it to one of my classmates, and now she's
asked me to get her a copy too.
I guess I can add this to the list of "things Laura has made me spend
money on". ;-)
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clipka wrote:
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> It's apparently not the band who did the video, but the pupils at some
> Polish school. For /that/, it seems exceptionally impressive to me.
Ahh, yeah, that is pretty sweet. Speaks well for the band members as well.
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Am 08.08.2010 16:42, schrieb Orchid XP v8:
> clipka wrote:
>> Thanks for sharing - this is cool indeed.
>
> Isn't it just? Heck, I showed it to one of my classmates, and now she's
> asked me to get her a copy too.
>
> I guess I can add this to the list of "things Laura has made me spend
> money on". ;-)
Is she cute? ;-)
BTW, if you're going for the CD version, you may try to get the newest
edition, "The Baseballs - Strike! Back", which features a second CD with
cover versions of "Poker Face", "Ayo Technology", "Jungle Drum" and
more, which don't seem to be released on mp3 yet. (Unfortunately I only
realized after having bought the "Strike!" album on mp3 already.)
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Am 08.08.2010 18:22, schrieb Kevin Wampler:
> clipka wrote:
>>
>> It's apparently not the band who did the video, but the pupils at some
>> Polish school. For /that/, it seems exceptionally impressive to me.
>
> Ahh, yeah, that is pretty sweet. Speaks well for the band members as well.
BTW, it's not /their/ school who did the video. The guys are actually
German, not Polish. The video appears to be pure fan art.
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Am 08.08.2010 18:35, schrieb clipka:
> BTW, if you're going for the CD version, you may try to get the newest
> edition, "The Baseballs - Strike! Back", which features a second CD with
> cover versions of "Poker Face", "Ayo Technology", "Jungle Drum" and
> more, which don't seem to be released on mp3 yet. (Unfortunately I only
> realized after having bought the "Strike!" album on mp3 already.)
Well, forget what I said - unless you want to wait three more weeks: the
"Strike! Back" double album is scheduled to be released no sooner than
August 27th.
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>> I guess I can add this to the list of "things Laura has made me spend
>> money on". ;-)
>
> Is she cute? ;-)
Yeah. Her sister is cuter, but Laura herself is definitely a looker.
I'm also fairly sure the both of them are married. :-P
> BTW, if you're going for the CD version, you may try to get the newest
> edition, "The Baseballs - Strike! Back", which features a second CD with
> cover versions of "Poker Face", "Ayo Technology", "Jungle Drum" and
> more, which don't seem to be released on mp3 yet. (Unfortunately I only
> realized after having bought the "Strike!" album on mp3 already.)
Yeah, there is that.
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