Spacelapser is a tool for exploring the three-dimensional volumes created by loading an entire video into memory. Depending on the motion of the camera, this volume can resemble a lightfield, a slit-scan camera, or a special relativity simulator.
https://github.com/loganwilliams/spacelapser/releases/download/v0.1.2/spacelapser.dmg
Automatic Cinema aims at an artistic audience. The software can be used for exhibitions or installations, where a variety of media are served on various screens and channels – syncronized or not. Since all media assets are stored in a database, Automatic Cinema is also useful for documentarists and researchers with a structural approach to their material. And last but not least, Automatic Cinema is open source and can be developed by anybody. Instead of cutting a bunch of videoclips the hard way, Automatic Cinema generates countless versions based upon predefined styles. Probably, you'll end up seeing a movie you've never been thinking of — serendipity in it's best way.
"A hilarious montage of movies, both classic and obscure, creates a rapid-fire countdown."
(William Sloan, "Outstanding Short Films from International Festivals", Department of Film and Media, Museum of Modern Art New York)
"Exciting found footage filmed made up of 266 (classic) film fragments. Counting down from 266. Schreiner sought and found fragments from film classics and obscure reels of film to complete his task. With a great feeling for building up tension and tight editing, he holds on to the viewer's gaze."
(catalogue IFFR Rotterdam, 2006)
"The numbers from 266 to 1, all glimpsed in brief shots from hundreds of films, are counted down in a hypnotically progressive edit, the ultimate in brutally linear narrative structures."
(Paul Rooney, "Out of Darkness", Screenings of artists’ video in cinemas throughout the Midlands, Great Britain)
The viewer’s face is captured in real time; its size and location on the screen is determined and matched to a series of images stored in a database.
Movie Assembly aims to build a short film by using images on Flickr. Flickr has millions of photos tagged by users and if you place proper images one after another you can build a irtual camera. The hard part is finding suitable images.
Create a movie from google image
Make and edit movie online
Social video stream
Buck de francis et l'art necretique
Matthew barney
Not coming to a theater near you
Database of film and cinema
Alternative film review