I have a problem… I have 600 gummy bears (-3, they’re too good just to look at) and I’m not sure what to do with them. I will eventually eat them but I want to do something with them first as the opportunity to do something stupid with around with 600 gummy bears doesn’t happen that often.
UPDATE: Okay so I didn’t do much with them apart from make this short film… I have come up with a few ways to make it better but I think I’ll just eat them.
Similar to the Orange video I recorded in March this year but with a few changes! It’s a bit like a Christmas version… Oh and remember… don’t eat the orange snow…
This is another time lapse test. I have been expirementing with time lapse while driving. A driving time lapse has been used in hundreds of films, tv shows and just as videos on the internet. I have attempted to create my own time lapse while travelling onlong motorways and back roads. The journey took 45 minutes in each direction, a total of 1 hour and 30 minutes put into a 3 minute and 30 second clip. I found that the day time driving was better than the night time driving as the cars were a lot clearer and easi er to follow.
I spent most of one of my days during half term creating slow motion science videos with the help from my Physics science teacher. We borrowed two very expensive high speed cameras and recorded a number of experiments in slow motion, which range from 400fps to 3000fps. Originally recorded in high resolution with a total of 30GB worth of footage, I have now compressed them ready for the web. Remember to Facebook Like them at the bottom! Read More…
