David Stringer And Mr Colorizer

In the world of DIY video hardware it is quite hard to have done something unusual as the area you are working in is unusual in itself so anything you make appears out of the ordinary anyway

When I stumbled upon David Stringer's site about Mr Colorizer and Mr Animation, it took me a while to notice that the original Mr Colorizer (1975) was valve based !!! thats right vacuum tubes !!! the rest of his system is pretty interesting as well sharing some of the same functionality as the scanimate. Surly a Valve based colouriser is something to be marveled at :)

his youtube is here

Ben Baker-Smith Interview

Ben Baker-Smith who I have posted about before (Vaudeo Signal) has just done an interview on a French public access TV show called L’Oeil De Links. He also very kindly name drops Video Circuits at the end ! big thanks Ben :) be sure to check out his fantastic projects on his site including the quite insane http://infiniteglitch.com/

EAB VIDEO LAB

looks awesome! form Seth Nemec on flickr check his photos for more shots form the Experimental Television Center

Phil Morton ETRA Experiments, pt.2

Phil Morton and his blog here

London Zine Symposium

My friend Caspar has been making zines for ages, recently he has started publishing other peoples (and his own work) under the name EYEPAIN we will both be at London Zine Symposium tomorrow on Sunday the 17th with our new zines 

Me & My Bro Gary McQuiggin VJ Set at Ether Festival

so Gary brought so me of his more ambient film loops for me to process live with my equipment was a pretty fun night met lots for nice people and got some good feedback (yes that is my idea of a joke)

Meltdown (Chaos In Motion)

here is Meltdown (Chaos In Motion) by Aaron F. Ross and Christian Greuel

Aaron also has this excellent website as well as teaching here

and the other video on his youtube channel linked at the top are worth studying

Don Day's stack of video modules

Via Moth Static on flickr 

Timber by Coldcut & Hexstatic Directed by Stuart Warren-Hill

Oscilloscope Wall

from Ahlynsky

Suburban Lawns 'Janitor' Video By Denise Gallant

"Denise Gallant created this video for the band Suburban Lawns in 1980. Originally on 3/4 inch,the video was recently recaptured and touched up. For a Hi Rez version, contact info@video4dvd.com"



thanks to Video4dvd for the upload


for more on Denise Gallant's video synth the Synopsis ho here!

labyrinthes fluides : Geneviève Calame

uploaded by apocaline