Glass House (1983)

"Video by G.G. Aries
Music by Emerald Web
from California Images: Hi Fi For The Eyes"

New Wave Theater

some amazing if incidental effects, mixing and weirdness from New Wave Theater, thanks to John for passing this my way!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Wave_Theatre
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peter_Ivers
http://adhoc.fm/post/new-wave-theatre/
http://night_flight1.tripod.com/newwavetheatre.html

Mátyás Csiszár & Attila Kujbus

Some feedback work here from Mátyás Csiszár and Attila Kujbus
syncnoise.tumblr.com/
vintagedigitalism.hu/?p=282

https://vimeo.com/demonode

VHS signal and noise experiment made by Mátyás Csiszár and Attila Kujbus.

Music:
Silf & Áron Birtalan - Wavelengths of Destruction pt. I

Technique:
Blaupunkt DVM-1000 mixer,
Sony XV-T500 Superimposer,
Sony XV-C700 Multi Color Corrector
and 2 video recorder.

and here is one more

Mark R. Hasan

http://bigheadamusements.com/wordpress/
https://vimeo.com/user10003382

James Alec Hardy

I was pointed in the direction of the video work of James Alec Hardy by AV Dav a while ago, I had found his site a while back but forgot to post some work, there is allot of advanced feedback work here and some nice wipes to boot!

http://www.sitbackandrelapse.com/
http://www.youtube.com/user/JamesIII

OffOn (1967) - Scott Bartlett

Interesting ideas on re-photographic equipment in Scott Bartlett's making of section

from http://www.youtube.com/user/crystalsculpture3

Walter Schröder-Limmer

Walter Schröder-Limmer seems to be a German video artist and possibly composer responsible for some early video work and a notable collaboration with Benjamin Heidersberger who's father was responsible for early experiments in one of my other loves 'drawn sound' using his amazing series of harmonograph like machines the Rhythmogramm,  As far as I can tell Benjamin later went on to build an electronic version of the Rhythmogramm which also created amazing Lissajous patterns on an oscilloscope, it seems Walter Schröder-Limmer processed these images with an EMS Spectre and other studio equipment resulting in a series of collaborative videos. Walter Schröder-Limmer's work has also been featured more recently at an exhibition Record> Again! 40 Years of Video Art at Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie Karlsruhe (ZKM) which I believe is part of  this project http://40yearsvideoart.de/main.php?p=3.

http://www.muart.de/exhibition/pattern/
http://40yearsvideoart.de/main.php?p=3
http://www.record-again.de/
http://on1.zkm.de/zkm/
http://knowled.co.uk/80995
http://www.nbk.org/video-forum/Walter_Schroeder-Limme/Video-Synthi.html
http://dieneustadt.de/2009/11/26/ausstellung-record-again-40-jahre-videokunst/
http://www.heise.de/tp/artikel/36/36877/1.html
http://www.heidersberger.de
http://bostoncyberarts.org/events/events2011/event_details_page.php?page_id=0&eventid=583&catid=0&startpage=6
http://think-analogue.hu-berlin.de/heidersbergerrodrian

http://www.circuitbentvideo.com/

Victoria Keddie and Scott Kiernan

"Victoria Keddie is an artist, curator, and archivist based in New York City. She works in varying media involving film, video, sound, installation, and broadcast. She has programmed events internationally, with a focus on film, video, sound, and hybrid media. As an archivist, she focuses on preserving analog experimental sound and radio collections. She is co-director of E.S.P. TV, and also part of the film based collective, Optipus. She is the organizer and co founder of the INDEX Festival(2011), a month long international festival of media and technology.

Scott Kiernan is an artist and curator who lives and works in New York City. Scott received his MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2007. He is a founder and director of Louis V E.S.P., a not-for-profit gallery and performance space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn and co-founder/director of E.S.P. TV, a Manhattan cable access program and live taping event which showcases NYC based artists and performers.

Here is some of the work I found interesting which is a collaboration as part of the ESP LAB project

"ESP LAB is a media based collaborative, formed by Victoria Keddie and Scott Kiernan in 2012. The collaboration explores sound and vision through analog methods and electronics. Work is presented in both a performative context as well as exhibited. Their hybrid station for manipulating video signals and soundwaves is comprised of signal generators, TV monitors, video mixers, and modulators. Kiernan and Keddie also co-direct and operate E.S.P. TV, a live taping broadcast on MNN network"

and here is a quote form one of the videos description 

"analog video, signal generators, ring modulator, video mixer, tv monitor
This work was generated with 2 Sencore VA-62 signal generators, Grass Valley 110 mixer, videonics colorizer. Original video taped live to VHS. Documentation of video playback on monitor as video signals out of range for digital conversion.
Concept: Masking visuals through overloaded circuit to create a dialogue between controlled planes and erratic reproductive patterns"

Kotokino, Fotofono, Brooklyn May 27, 2012 from victoriakeddie on Vimeo.

Kotokino (2), Fotofono, Brooklyn May 27, 2012 from victoriakeddie on Vimeo.

Mask Valley from victoriakeddie on Vimeo.

Dot Drone from victoriakeddie on Vimeo.

Kim Laughton OlivePixel

Kim Laughton was kind enough to send me loads of info on experiments with a Sony Special Effects Generator and Keyer, notice the thermal prints in B/W at the bottom and the range of great patterns

first here are some links
http://www.olivepixel.com
https://vimeo.com/user2616561

Downstate live from Kim Laughton on Vimeo.

Planet Rock Soul Sonic Force

The ORIGINAL music video edited for Afrika Bambaataa
and TommyBoy in 1982 by VIDEOMIX PRODUCTIONS, NY
(Danny Cornyetz & Jessica Jason) An earlier version of the clip played the niteclubs in 1980 and 81.
We took a video shoot from the Peppermin Lounge 18th st and joind it with NASA footage (Public Domain) in TELETRONICS NY

dcortex

Gieskes vm1-prototype Video Mixer Wiper

info here mixer/wiper with some nice complex pixilated wipes

Late Night Media Madness with the Cosmic Crew

fantastic video with great description from alundell

PYE Video Mixer & Monitor

here is a cool and very old looking video mixer from toresbe on flickr

Bent Panasonic AVE5

bent video mixer by ape5

Bending Panasonic AVE5 - step01 from ape5 on Vimeo.


looks cool

Edirol V4 Picture In Picture Feedback

This is a nice tutorial on PIP feedback with a V4 from theLAB on vimeo
check his other videos for some interesting stuff.

VHS Visual Music Composition

here is an interesting mix from Jan Dybala

"visual music composition #002

from the video description:

excerpts from a live mixing session performed on 8 VCR decks with some analog feedback/delay effects.

May contain micro samples from Yuri by Meat Beat Manifesto,
Right as Rain by Deadbeat, Circus Train by Patric Dawes,
Silver Circle by Jan Jelinek and Renku Corporation.

This clip was made exclusively for bonesmagazine.co.uk"

Blue/Green Video Feedback

Heres another still from some of my experiments

Severed Heads Video Equipment

Here is a shot of some of pioneering australian experimental audio/video act Severed Heads gear via sprklg on flickr. For more info on Severed Heads go here and here and do a quick search on youtube 

video from jonnycourageous

Video Titles

Here is a neat effect I have seen on many 70s TV shows where the titles are followed by an echoing path of copies. I replicated it here with a video titler and video mixer feeding back with a shutter effect.