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St. Paul's College is a private school in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia. It was established in 1962 as a Catholic all-boys school by the Tilburg Fraters. The Roman Catholic Church purchased a farm situated at the foot of Roman Hill in Klein Windhoek, a low density suburb. Due to the presence of hot springs and fountains at the time, it was possible to develop a vineyard, gardens and orchards where the school is currently located.
When Namibia became independent in 1990, St. Paul's changed into a multi-cultural school for both boys and girls from grades 1 to 12.[1] St. Paul's College is Namibia's second best High School, behind St Boniface College in the Kavango Region.
Der Trailer zum Debütroman "Denn Niemand wird Dir glauben" von Abbie Taylor entstand im Sommersemester 2009 im Fachbereich Design der Fachhochschule Düsseldorf. Der Film war ein Beitrag zum jährlichen Buchtrailer Award und erreichte im Wettbewerb das Finale (Top 5).
Konzeption und Umsetzung:
Tatjana Krause und Sebastian Kentzler
Betreuender Dozent:
Prof. Dr. Rainer Nachtwey
Weitere Mitwirkende
Schauspielerin: Caroline Knebel in der Rolle als Emma Turner (Mutter)
Darstellerin: Katharina Pesch in der Rolle als Antonia (Entführerin)
Kind: Jan-Nicklas Pesch in der Rolle als Ritchie Turner (Kind)
Sprecherin: Caroline Knebel
Musik: Patrick Malchereck
Weiterführende Informationen:
FH D | www.fh-duesseldorf.de
Buchtrailer Award | www.der-buchtrailer.de
Tatjana | www.kt-sign.com
Sebastian | www.kentzler-design.com
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by vimeo.com/kentzlertv.
Second go with FrameByFrame (this time: 8 seconds!).
The ducks are from the in-flight welcome packs Virgin Atlantic used to give you many years ago (not sure if they still do, it's been a long time since they've offered the best prices on the routes we now fly). They normally live in the bathroom. Obviously.
My first Timelapse!!! In HD (if you're PRO).
To bad the icecube is floating out of focus near the end... But I think its a good first try!
Canon 450D, 50mm f1,5 @ F8, manual focus, WB, aperture and shutter.
Eos Utility set at 5 sec. intervals, about 280 frames.
Video created with freeware software called "Frame by Frame".
Please leave a (short) comment! :-)
desde hace un tiempo que quiero empezar a meterme de forma más profunda en la animación cuadro a cuadro, ya que a pesar del triple esfuerzo que requiere para animar personajes, te da una vitalidad y soltura en los movimientos que muchas veces es complicado lograr en otros formatos...aquí una pequeñisima animación en proceso hecha en Photoshop (si, escuchó bien!), un par de segundos que se traduce en mucho tiempo invertido...pronto lo subiré terminado, saludos!!
It's been a while since I've been wanting to get deeper into frame by frame animation, even if you have to make a tripler efford to animate characters, it gives you a vitality and ease movements that sometimes is hard reach in other formats...here is a small animation "in process" made with Photoshop (yep you heard well!), a couple of seconds which are translated in a lot of invested time...soon I'll upload it finished, greetings!!
I hear your preaching
“the sky is falling”
your desperate crying
“the ocean’s rising”
I know your lectures
“we don’t have time for this,
repent
sit down
focus”
and I believe
that you believe
you know the right thing
I see the senseless war already seething
the storm is building
the smoking guns
the fires burning
we all feel
the unwarranted hurting
but before our earth spins off its axis
before we drown in a raging sea
before hate unravels every string that connects us
please
don’t starve the artists
for it’s times like these
when darkness strodes
armored in pretty lies towards our doorsteps
when the sun hides
his warmth behind an ever thickening blanket
we will need the ones
who speak the language of the moon
soon
will be the hour of the mystics
please
don’t starve the artists
let them sing to sunrise
let them doodle
let them dream
let them cry for the broken butterfly’s wings
let them tell their stories
though long
run on and winding
fill their jars with curiosity
fireflies and dandelions
give them space for silver linings
infuse their air with music
walk them through the forest
confirm and kindle
their precious belief in magic
because when the war mongers
and the book eaters
and the ill intending reverends
attempt to make us color blind
when the soul hounds
attempt to turn our world to black and white
when it feels everyone is lying limp
and going with the tide
we will need those who are strong enough
to search for hidden lights
those unafraid to paint
far beyond the lines
it will be the artists
fed on honesty and stardust
it will be the artists
finding secret hope within the ashes
it will be the artists
who save us
Laura E. Scheele, “Please Don’t Starve the Artists"
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Today i received the version of Jersey who's use new way for my project and make pin with the post card !!!
Xiexie Dear Jersey, you change the way of project and i so love your idea !!!
Small shoot of pin and shoot of your Sista during my last trip in Japan ^^
Season 2 of this photographic Project in collaboration with Friends of Flickr.
The concept is simple send postcards to friends during my vacation I put in that situation and in their turn those who receive the letter have to do the same, unless I don’t show my vision for influence them.
This year my Japan friend can't be inside project coz living in the country of my vacation
So it's France,Usa Team & Taiwan performance
Why this project coz I think it is a harm to lose the true side of writing by hand and it's always nice to receive a letter from another country fulfilling a dream and its exotic the day of person who’s received !
The Team be composed
Colaboración para Valiocráneo con una animación en claymation comprobando qué tan paciente soy: Lo terminé el 16 de diciembre de 2009 a las 9:00 hrs comenzando a las 22:00 horas del día anterior. ñ_ñ
Nunca pude quitarme la rola de HH de la cabeza en todo el día. Sin embargo nunca representó una carga mental, al contrario
Animated on location at a beach, in snow, and underwater, this stop-motion short details a transoceanic conversation between two characters via objects in a bottle.
Written, directed, animated, edited, and sound by Kirsten Lepore
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Kirsten Lepore.
I'm trying out different movie making software. This was made using Photoshop Elements 6 Slide Show. I can't believe the flickr system choose the 9 frame as the thumbnail :))