it's a machine, it's objective
I got back into vidding and actually finished a video this morning. I still have an aspect ratio problem to fix and I think I won't post the vid before I have another one done, probably a Buffy one. I've had fun making it and tried to make it look a little artistic so it's an experimental video. And it's pretty short, about two minutes.
In the meantime, here's a very short film I made. It's not really a short film since a short film is supposed to be at least 8 minutes. This one is not even two seconds. Watch it on my Imeem Profile. It's dumb.
Oh and I met Michel Gondry, director of Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind about two weeks ago. It was great. I went with a friend who pretty much shares my passion for film making and pop art/new wave movie directors. She let me do the annoying work which consisted in waiting in line for about an hour and a half in order to have seats in the conference room. It was worth it, though! I got to seat at the second row, about two meters from him. He spoke a lot about The Science Of Sleep, which is a movie I highly recommend. It's a very sweet movie and wonderfully done. I think it captures perfectly the mood of young people living in Paris nowadays. After the interview ended, a little séance de dédicace was set up. My friend got her DVD signed and left without saying a word to Mimi Gogo (the nickname we gave him, altough I tend to call him Mich), she wanted to hug him but was afraid to ask. Then after I came to the table and he signed my region 1 dvd, and I asked him if I could shake his hand, which I did after he said "Bien sûr! (=of course)". I don't really know if I sounded pathetic at that moment. Anyway so I ended up buying the region 2 dvd because it has all that great bonus features and a little comic book. The thing that bothered me most is that the bodyguards (they weren't bodyguards, more like planners wearing suits) wouldn't let us take pictures of him.
In the meantime, here's a very short film I made. It's not really a short film since a short film is supposed to be at least 8 minutes. This one is not even two seconds. Watch it on my Imeem Profile. It's dumb.
Oh and I met Michel Gondry, director of Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind about two weeks ago. It was great. I went with a friend who pretty much shares my passion for film making and pop art/new wave movie directors. She let me do the annoying work which consisted in waiting in line for about an hour and a half in order to have seats in the conference room. It was worth it, though! I got to seat at the second row, about two meters from him. He spoke a lot about The Science Of Sleep, which is a movie I highly recommend. It's a very sweet movie and wonderfully done. I think it captures perfectly the mood of young people living in Paris nowadays. After the interview ended, a little séance de dédicace was set up. My friend got her DVD signed and left without saying a word to Mimi Gogo (the nickname we gave him, altough I tend to call him Mich), she wanted to hug him but was afraid to ask. Then after I came to the table and he signed my region 1 dvd, and I asked him if I could shake his hand, which I did after he said "Bien sûr! (=of course)". I don't really know if I sounded pathetic at that moment. Anyway so I ended up buying the region 2 dvd because it has all that great bonus features and a little comic book. The thing that bothered me most is that the bodyguards (they weren't bodyguards, more like planners wearing suits) wouldn't let us take pictures of him.