Tuesday, February 02, 2010
Not quite as good as the Phantom Menace review, but this two part Avatar review is still pretty right on.
Thursday, January 07, 2010
dirty projectors doin' it live
This is cool- I had assumed from their recordings that they did it all in the studio.
(from Questlove)
(from Questlove)
Monday, January 04, 2010
pk animation
I'm glad that parkour is finally getting to a place where people are using it for content in ways other than another weak trick video.
Speaking of which, I'm occasionally on this site of Asian media industry people and came across the page of a martial arts stuntman in HK who also does some parkour. I know I would certainly take a second look at my "showreel" if I were a teenage boy looking to get discovered for my mad skills.
Speaking of which, I'm occasionally on this site of Asian media industry people and came across the page of a martial arts stuntman in HK who also does some parkour. I know I would certainly take a second look at my "showreel" if I were a teenage boy looking to get discovered for my mad skills.
Thursday, December 17, 2009
hyper hyperart part-ay!
The Thomasson hyperart project I worked with Kearny Street Workshop and Kaya Press on a couple months ago is having a holiday/release party today. Free admission, come on down.
What is a Thomasson? Watch the video and find out, or maybe just come up with more questions.
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
I bet I would know this conversation well, had I a live-in gf and won bike races.
This, along with the hipsters discussing cyclocross video, is some pretty genius use of text-to-speech.
This, along with the hipsters discussing cyclocross video, is some pretty genius use of text-to-speech.
Friday, November 13, 2009
Tuesday, November 03, 2009
when the mob listened
Sure, in twenty-five minutes we're not going to get all the details of new health care, health insurance and election reforms, but I'm still pretty impressed both at Franken's ability to address the concerns of the constituents and the crowd's openness to hearing actual responses. You could attribute it to Scandinavian reservedness or funnel-cake-and-midwestern-summer-heat-induced lethargy, but really I hope this kind of direct conversation is not an "only in Minnesota" occurrence.
Labels: franken, health care, links, politics, reform

