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Mbc News Mesh Round...
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00:59:09 06/29/11

A special edition of MBC News. Dousa Dragonash hosts a Mesh Round Table discussion with Frolic Mills, Lumiere Noir, Ziggy21 Slade, Tatanka Kaligawa and Malburns Wr...

Mbc News Mesh Round Table

Added 06/29/11
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Mbc News Mesh Round Table

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A special edition of MBC News. Dousa Dragonash hosts a Mesh Round Table discussion with Frolic Mills, Lumiere Noir, Ziggy21 Slade, Tatanka Kaligawa and Malburns Writer. See how they feel about this big feature coming to Second Life this Summer. Cast: Metaverse TV Tags: second life , virtual worlds , linden lab , content creation , mesh , prim , building and 3d

Ot Lumiere The ...
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19:37:15 08/21/10

Teri Interviews Scott Florence about what Lumiere is ;

Ot Lumiere The What

Added 08/21/10
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Ot Lumiere The What

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Teri Interviews Scott Florence about what Lumiere is ;

Series 7: Lantern L...
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23:30:00 09/27/09

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Series 7: Lantern La Lumiere

Added 09/27/09
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Series 7: Lantern La Lumiere

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" border="0" src="http://australianetwork.com/englishbites/img9/eb7011.jpg" hspace="4" style="float:left;"> This story is about a project to turn a car park into a work of art. We'll look at the phrasal verbs 'break down' and 'blow up' as well as the expressions 'up the ante' and 'get a kick'. http://australianetwork.com/englishbites/ep011.htm

Beach Walk #567 - F...
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10:07:21 01/11/08

I learned about lumiere style from my friend in London, Rupert Howe . (Thous Andreas in Denmark probably gets credit for nudging our group of videobloggers in...

Beach Walk #567 - First Lumiere, For Rupert

Added 01/11/08
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Beach Walk #567 - First Lumiere, For Rupert

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I learned about lumiere style from my friend in London, Rupert Howe . (Thous Andreas in Denmark probably gets credit for nudging our group of videobloggers in this direction.) I've been wanting to make one, and then this week at the beach as it was nearing sunset, I just grabbed out little "Sanyo Xacti": waterproof movie camera, and grabbed a clip of Shane and Lexi. Amazing IMO. Unscripted, and unplanned, but notice how psychic and scene-stealing our little pup is! I am also submitting it to the Semanal group, folks who are making one video a week for 2008. You can still join us anytime! Hawaiian Word: Hāmau: silent Please join us over at The Reef . Add this to your Technorati Favorites Support us by buying your own copy of our Beach Walks Theme music . Please check out our Blogroll page with many more links. Email & Share This

Twilight At The Mon...
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23:29:27 12/04/07

On a recent trip to D.C. I thought I would take a Lumiere video of the White House. I didn't find my footage to be as interesting as my footage of the Washing...

Twilight At The Monument

Added 12/04/07
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Twilight At The Monument

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On a recent trip to D.C. I thought I would take a Lumiere video of the White House. I didn't find my footage to be as interesting as my footage of the Washington Monument, so I put that up instead. This is not a Lumiere video, but it was Lumiere-inspired in that I set up a tripod and just filmed what I could see. I always notice so much using this method and often discover things, such as the study of contrasts in this video, by using Lumiere-inspired rules for making videos. Please note that this is a research site and that comments posted to the site may be used in research. For more information about the study and how posted comments are used in research please see: http://anthrovlog.wordpress.com/about/

Montreal Intersection
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02:00:52 11/27/07

This is part of the Lumiere videoblogging challenge. Part of the spirit of the challenge is to avoid setting up a shot or series of video images according to a pre...

Montreal Intersection

Added 11/27/07
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Montreal Intersection

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This is part of the Lumiere videoblogging challenge. Part of the spirit of the challenge is to avoid setting up a shot or series of video images according to a pre-defined plan, and letting the world “speak to you” by capturing moments as they happen. The rules: * 60 seconds max * Fixed camera * No audio * No zoom * No edit * No effects For more information see: http://videoblogging.info/lumiere/ Of course, in a sense I edited this piece, in terms of how I edited what I saw. When I first took the footage, I noticed a distracting reflection of the window curtain in the image, so I re-positioned the shot again without the curtain reflection figuring as severely as it had in the first take. I did not edit what was in the camera, but I edited what I "saw" by manipulating the environment of the shot. One could argue that I only "saw" the curtain because I was looking at how the shot was coming across for the Lumiere. When you do Lumiere's, how much do you "edit" the environment? Please note that this is a research site and that comments posted to the site may be used in research. For more information about the study and how posted comments are used in research please see: http://anthrovlog.wordpress.com/about/

Ferris Wheel And Moon
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04:30:58 08/28/07

This is another Lumiere video. For more information about Lumiere videos, including rules and examples see: http://videoblogging.info/lumiere/. Other Lumiere video...

Ferris Wheel And Moon

Added 08/28/07
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Ferris Wheel And Moon

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This is another Lumiere video. For more information about Lumiere videos, including rules and examples see: http://videoblogging.info/lumiere/. Other Lumiere videoso on anthro vlog include Sunrise over Goteborg, the Zoetrope videos, and the Lion in Summer video.

Lumiere - LavaLamp1
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21:50:41 08/08/07

A little Lumiere Lava Lamp Love. Lumiere Rules:60 seconds max., Fixed camera, No audio, No zoom, No edit, No effects. http://videoblogging.info/lumiere A li...

Lumiere - LavaLamp1

Added 08/08/07
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Lumiere - LavaLamp1

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A little Lumiere Lava Lamp Love. Lumiere Rules:60 seconds max., Fixed camera, No audio, No zoom, No edit, No effects. http://videoblogging.info/lumiere A little bump to the camera about 1/4 way through.

Lumiere Rules: Frid...
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21:43:05 06/22/07

Click to Play A crucial inconsequential moment. The only one I've posted all week. It's been a H.A.R.D. week. Lumiere Rules is a game I've been wanting t...

Lumiere Rules: Friday evening in a heavy rainstorm, moments af...

Added 06/22/07
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Lumiere Rules: Friday evening in a heavy rainstorm, moments after putting the baby to bed

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Click to Play A crucial inconsequential moment. The only one I've posted all week. It's been a H.A.R.D. week. Lumiere Rules is a game I've been wanting to play for a few weeks, inspired by Andreas. I put down my Nokia for the first time in months and picked up my old Kodak DX7440 (which, totally coincidentally and appropriately) Andreas recommended to me before I even started Fatgirlinohio, when I was looking for a camera and was admiring the colours on his photos and videos on his blog. I love that camera. I needed it for this because it has a flat bottom, unlike my Nokia. From Andreas's blog , Solitude.dk: "The rules are as follows: * 60 seconds max. * Fixed camera * No audio * No zoom * No edit * No effects They mimic the conditions under which the Lumiere brothers made their movies in the late 1800s. "Aske Dam, a good friend, told me about these rules last summer when we were attached to the same research project. They mimic the conditions under which the Lumiere brothers made their movies in the late 1800s. All transfer seamlessly to web-video and videoblogs except the last one. On the web we are used to compress our videos because the raw files from our cameras are too big to be practical. But is the compression not an added effect? You can certainly tweak the compression settings to provide results that differ tremendously from the raw camera files. If you make any videos that abide by the Lumiere Rules tag them lumierevideo ." More info and Andreas's videos at: http://www.solitude.dk/archives/20070522-2202/ Also see great lumieres by Gogen and Bshoot

Lumiere Rules: Frid...
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14:43:05 06/22/07

Click to Play A crucial inconsequential moment. The only one I've posted all week. It's been a H.A.R.D. week. Lumiere Rules is a game I've been wanting t...

Lumiere Rules: Friday evening in a heavy rainstorm, moments af...

Added 06/22/07
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Lumiere Rules: Friday evening in a heavy rainstorm, moments after putting the baby to bed

[LESS INFO] 2 VIEWS | ADDED 14:43:05 06/22/07
Click to Play A crucial inconsequential moment. The only one I've posted all week. It's been a H.A.R.D. week. Lumiere Rules is a game I've been wanting to play for a few weeks, inspired by Andreas. I put down my Nokia for the first time in months and picked up my old Kodak DX7440 (which, totally coincidentally and appropriately) Andreas recommended to me before I even started Fatgirlinohio, when I was looking for a camera and was admiring the colours on his photos and videos on his blog. I love that camera. I needed it for this because it has a flat bottom, unlike my Nokia. From Andreas's blog , Solitude.dk: "The rules are as follows: * 60 seconds max. * Fixed camera * No audio * No zoom * No edit * No effects They mimic the conditions under which the Lumiere brothers made their movies in the late 1800s. "Aske Dam, a good friend, told me about these rules last summer when we were attached to the same research project. They mimic the conditions under which the Lumiere brothers made their movies in the late 1800s. All transfer seamlessly to web-video and videoblogs except the last one. On the web we are used to compress our videos because the raw files from our cameras are too big to be practical. But is the compression not an added effect? You can certainly tweak the compression settings to provide results that differ tremendously from the raw camera files. If you make any videos that abide by the Lumiere Rules tag them lumierevideo ." More info and Andreas's videos at: http://www.solitude.dk/archives/20070522-2202/ Also see great lumieres by Gogen and Bshoot

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