One Year of Faces in Korea
My yearlong project. I took a picture of myself (nearly) every night. To be frank I didn't do so well the last couple of months, but early on it was every night.
Chuckles and Walnut: Episode Gerry
A short film that David and I made last summer about two toys that get hopelessly lost and must face life's most puzzling problem.
Today I don’t have class until after lunch, so I spent some time trolling Motionographer for some videos to watch.
I recommend these visual essays:
The Reichstag Fire | Surveillance | The History of ID | Habeas Corpus
Very well done, informative and more entertaining than the newspaper. Plus you can watch them over a bowl of cereal. If you think our liberties have taken a beating lately. Man just look at Britain. What’s with those guys? Surveillance cameras, ID cards, tracking devices, facial pattern recognition.
And this one:
What Barry Says
Propaganda is clearly in the hands of the people now. I’m curious what feeling you might get from watching this. Convicted by the actions of the US government? Angered by the clearly slanted viewpoint of the filmmaker? I for one am not a huge fan of the goings on in Washington, but that last line in the video is so cliche and polarizing. I find it downright offensive.
Last night I accidentally listened to the song “When I See Scissors, I Cannot Help But Think of You” by The Dead Texan 132 times. I turned on some music to fall asleep to, but didn’t realize iTunes was set to repeat song. So it quietly played over and over all night long.
