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Submitted: November 6, 2007
Resolution: 720×360
File Size: 24.8 MB
Length: 3m:33s

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~BitternessPrincess Apr 16, 2012 Hobbyist Artisan Crafter

@03:07I feel like I might die in seven days. 0.o

~photography-guy Oct 7, 2011

@03:23Mmm...Uhh? mmm...

.....
Wha? mmm..............
...AAAHHHHhhh.

Runs out, commits suicide*.

~woobiee Dec 9, 2010

@00:37thank you sir!

~woobiee Dec 9, 2010

@03:33thanks!

~ugly-muffin Sep 26, 2008

@00:56i love this part 8D
i knew i heard a piano O:

~ugly-muffin Sep 26, 2008

@00:07the view is beautiful 8D

~Mokhi Sep 7, 2008 Student Photographer

@03:25Wow!!!

~woobiee Sep 1, 2008

@01:21thanks! it was actually an afterthought!

~Kaotik1302 Aug 17, 2008 Photographer

@00:19I liked it. Somewhat creepy. The only thing that was missing was a spoky girl saying: Come out and play

~bloodpaintedcorner Aug 5, 2008 Hobbyist Photographer

@02:52This scene really freaked me out

creepy!!!

~woobiee Jun 17, 2008

@01:04you are very welcome

~woobiee Jun 17, 2008

@02:45okok i will not tell.

but if you want to know later, just let me know

~Rebecca-Vineheart Jun 22, 2008 Student Traditional Artist

~woobiee Jun 17, 2008

@00:34tya

~woobiee Jun 17, 2008

@00:02thanks!

~woobiee Jun 17, 2008

@02:00thanks

`AimanStudio Jun 20, 2008 Professional Digital Artist

@00:31welcome

~woobiee Jun 17, 2008

@03:10thank you very much

~woobiee Dec 28, 2007

@02:25thanks!

~woobiee Dec 28, 2007

@02:04heh

~woobiee Dec 28, 2007

@01:50

~woobiee Dec 28, 2007

@01:46hahah

~woobiee Dec 22, 2007

@00:40the person with the orange converses was me actually. my brother was behind the camera on this one holding the shutter button down.

but filming wise, its not video or film..everything are photographs.

=Ancient-Hoofbeats Dec 23, 2007 Student General Artist

@03:20welcome

~woobiee Dec 23, 2007

@02:12thanks

~woobiee Dec 26, 2007

@00:45lol, goodluck

~woobiee Dec 23, 2007

@02:11

~woobiee Dec 23, 2007

@00:49thanks!

~woobiee Dec 21, 2007

@03:30nono thank you for spending your 3 mins viewing this!

~woobiee Dec 23, 2007

@02:44haha thanks so much!!

*MiG-05 Dec 21, 2007

@00:21bleh

~woobiee Dec 23, 2007

@01:57thanks

~woobiee Dec 23, 2007

@01:35heh

~woobiee Jan 21, 2008

thanks for the link!

~woobiee Dec 21, 2007

@02:28so very true...i wouldnt mind helping them out

~woobiee Dec 23, 2007

@02:49totally agreed!

~woobiee Dec 28, 2007

@02:39thanks. it really is phantasmagoric huh!?

~woobiee Dec 28, 2007

@02:33

thanks for commenting!

~woobiee Jun 17, 2008

@01:26heh thanks

~woobiee Dec 28, 2007

@01:00yeah its my friends grandfather clock and its insane! the seconds dial (in the film) is only about 3 inches in diameter!

~woobiee Dec 22, 2007

@00:17

thankies!

~woobiee Dec 28, 2007

@03:14lol

Revolve Around Meby ~woobiee

Film & Animation / Film / Video / Abstract & Experimental

Telly Award winner for
- Special Effects

October 2007

Revolve Around Me is a product of a recent reversion to my film and video beginnings, and a fusion between two of my passions: motion art and music-sound production. As a montage of various forms of natural and artificial repetition, this piece presents us with everyday occurrences that are usually ignored or unappreciated, from leaves waving to the rhythmic breeze, to the very steps we take when we walk. Another aspect that is investigated is the notion of life and death, or time in general. It is strange that we perceive time speeding up when we get older through our lives. The clock is not just a mechanical apparatus that keep us scheduled; it is a countdown to our deaths.

Although not technically musical, sound is an important role in the piece and finally became the first time I have devoted equal time in production to both audio and visual. Miss-matching audio and visual is explored including clock tics for footsteps and blinks, and television static for obscurity and confusion.

With the intention of creating a feel of eeriness, I’ve decided to capture the motion with a digital still camera. With the relatively low frame-rate of the camera, it accentuated the raw and jittery feel of the piece – whereas using a traditional video camera would make it smooth and soft, and perhaps even benign. A color wash-out and authentic "high ISO" camera noise further enhanced the distraught feel. The final installation was projected onto a canvas panel which not only introduced textures to accompany the image noise but added a slight warmth and sophistication to balance the already cold and disturbing piece.

This piece was also presented in high definition at both 720p and 1080p

Thanks to everyone who helped out! It has been a pleasure working with you all!
____________________

For you techies:

Camera - Nikon D200
Lenses - Nikkor 17-55 DX 2.8, Nikkor 70-200 VR 2.8,
Tripod - Manfrotto MagFiber legs, Manfrotto ballhead 468
Audio - Marantz PMD660 recorder upgraded by Oade Brothers Audio
Mic - Audio Technica AT825 stereo
Lighting - All natural lighting
Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro
Post in Adobe After Effects

Total individual photographs - 3,773

Daily Deviation

Given 2007-12-21

Very impressive manipulation of the viewers perception, playing with time and motion, and great use of camera (read filmmakers description)...well...I-am- a fan of eerie...and you? .Revolve Around Me by *woobiee ( Featured by `Nico1 )