Skin cells breaking up.
Made using a mixture of Pure Data, Gridflow and Din.
(hellocatfood)
My bumper for GLI.TC/H 2011. Download the Pure Data patch that made this and make your own!
Discuss it with others on the Pure Data forum.
.our_name/website {
GLI.TC/H
gli.tc/h
}
.theDates {
Chicago_USA: Nov 4-6 2011;
Amsterdam_NL: Nov 11-12 2011;
Birmingham_UK: Nov 19 2011;
}
I’ve also recently started making diagrams of my Pure Data patches. I hope they go some way to helping people learn Pure Data
A limited amount of glitched badges featuring stills from this video are now available for £2.25 plus postage and packaging. Sold in packs of two randomly chosen designs. Can also be exchanged for beer</joke>
Back in April Film Division took part in the 2011 Sci-Fi-London 48 hour film challenge:
We’ll give you a randomly generated film title, some dialogue and a prop list. You’ll then have 48 hours to write, shoot and edit a complete five minute film… hard work but fun!
I provided some glitches – using the What Glitch? scripts – and other graphics for this film, which you can watch below. My glitches are at about 3:16.
Unfortunately the film didn’t win but it did go on to be shown at Cannes in a Van. Go team Film Division!
Despite the film having been shown elsewhere I’ve only just watched it and I must say I’m rather impressed with what a highly dedicated – and possibly crazy (we stayed up ’til 5am editing) – team can come up with in 48 hours. I’m told that a directors’ edit, which will include many of the effects that didn’t make it in time, will be out in the near future. Anyway, enough reading, go watch the film!