Featured video: "Krzysztof Wodiczko - Abraham Lincoln: War Veteran Projection" by MariaNYC

At Vimeo, the caption says: On Youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uAfmJV_ecmE Abraham Lincoln: War Veteran Projection is a video installation by internationally renowned Artist Krzysztof Wodiczko, famous for his large-scale video installations. On view in Union Square Park from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. every day from November 8 through December 9 2012 . Presented by The Polish Cultural Institute New York, and More Art in conjunction with the Union Square Partnership Abraham Lincoln: War Veteran Projection features a 23 minute video of veterans from Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan who share their memories and experience while their images are projected on the Abraham Lincoln bronze sculpture in Union Square Park, New York City. Installation documentation/edit Maria Niro 2012 Canon 5D MK II Sony VG900 Zeiss 24-70 Canon 50 MM

Featured video: ""Boris Bobby" by Jimmy Ghaphery [HD 1080p]" by H. Paul Moon

At Vimeo, the caption says: NOTES FROM THE PROGRAM: "Boris Bobby" is the premiere of a new composition by Jimmy Ghaphery for 21 electroacoustic improvisors. Based on the 1972 World Chess Championship between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer, the score revolves around the end of game chessboards from each of the 21 games. Strategy, restraint, concentration, and tension are promised, with a nod toward unsustainable Cold War ideology. Performed at the Atlas Performing Arts Center in Washington, D.C. as part of the Sonic Circuits Festival of Experimental Music, September 29, 2012. Special thanks to Jeff Surak (curator and festival director). Gallery of still pictures at: https://picasaweb.google.com/112475141862795445381/BorisBobbyByJimmyGhapherySonicCircuitsFestival2012?authuser=0&feat=directlink Music composed and conducted by: Jimmy Ghaphery Music performed by: John Allen, nylon string guitar Daniel Barbiero, double bass Tommy Birchett, electronics Bruce Blizard, banjo Will Bryce, electronic clay pot Jeff Byrd, photo theremin Sam Byrd, drums Paul Faatz, tenor sax, clarinet, toys Jim Fabricatore, electric guitar Tim Harding, alto sax, clarinet Eric Helm, electric bass Pooh Johnston, viola Janel Leppin, cello, electronics Gunnar Lettow, amplified objects Will O'Donovan, glass emitter Anthony Pirog, electric guitar Gary Rouzer, amplified objects Keith Sinzinger, horn, hubcap Tom Wall, bari sax, clarinet Chris Videll, oscillators Ted Zook, basscello Filmed and edited by H. Paul Moon | Zen Violence Films | http://zenviolence.com

Featured video: "Shuttle Endeavour: A piece of space history flies by in slow motion" by Vincent Laforet

At Vimeo, the caption says: NASA's Endeavour Shuttle lands at Los Angeles International airport on its final flight atop a 747. This footage was shot with a RED Epic, at 5K resolution, at 96 frames per second with a Canon 800mm 5.6 lens. If you like this video - or would like to see us shoot with 3 camera bodies next time - consider using Vimeo's new "Tip Jar" function by clicking on the title of this video and looking for the following icon at the bottom right of the video. Thanks! NASA's Shuttle fleet was retired last year after 30 years of flight. Endeavour is the second of three remaining shuttles to head to its retirement home - in this case the the California Science Center. Endeavour, the youngest shuttle, replaced Challenger which tragically blew up during liftoff in 1986. During 25 missions, Endeavour spent 299 days in space and orbited the earth nearly 4,700 times, racking up 123 million miles. It was a beautiful day - hampered by some pretty heavy duty heat waves as you'll see, given that the shuttle landed at 1 p.m. Special thanks to Jon Carr for his help on the shoot, and for the edit. Oh and... HOLY HEAT WAVES!

Featured video: "Genesis" by Philip Bloom

At Vimeo, the caption says: Launch film for new "G" camera to be announced by Panasonic on the 17th September ahead of Photokina. I am certain nobody knows the exact model number of this :) I cannot, for obvious reasons such more until Monday... Although... there is much more info on my blog post here: http://philipbloom.net/?p=27241and loads more on the 17th including the excellent BTS!! Written and directed by: Bruce Logan Producers: Elliot Lewis Rosenblatt and Bruce Logan Director of Photography: Philip Bloom & Bruce Logan ASC Cast: Hero: Jeffrey Joslin Heroine: Crissie Randall Child: Madaline Galante Cop1; Skoti Collins Cop2: Orlando Wilson Homeless man: Mark Miller-Summer Taxi Driver: Vahik Avedian Production Manager: Kara Scobey 1st AD: Lee Davis Camera Operator: Terry Bowen 1st AC: Ariel Benarroch 2nd AC: Danit Sigler Key Grip: Stacy Slevek Gaffer: Mark Meisenheimer BB Grip: Mike Wesby Swing: Justin Bernard Swing: Joe Webb Costume Designer: Dawn Ritz Assistant Wardrobe: Christine Fuller Hair/ Makeup: Lauren Ishi Art Director: Lauren Ishi Art Director: Ron Volz Lead Editors: Daniel Skubal Scott Lynch Editors: Chase Kubasiak Chris Voelz Post Production Supervisor: Scott Lynch Colourist: Bruce Logan Behind the scenes: Mick Jones PAs: Damien Lang Jeremy Brown Elmera Asadipour Darron Zimmet Interns: Chris Bokari Valerie Much Pat Sarnaki Allison Shelley Casting: Amy de Souza Craft Services: Samantha Mokwa

Featured video: "Sony NEX-VG900 Camcorder Trailer [720p HD]" by Focus Pulling (.com)

At Vimeo, the caption says: The NEX-VG900 is a new E-mount camcorder equipped with a full-frame sensor specifically designed for shooting motion pictures ideal for commercials and music videos, as well as action scenes in budget drama, for example. The large-format sensor's high sensitivity enables it to produce footage with shallow depth of field similar to that of a film camera. Product Information: http://store.sony.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&searchType=search&storeId=10151&catalogId=10551&productId=8198552921666489355 There is a User Group for this product at http://vimeo.com/groups/vg900 that includes discussion, updates, Web references, and a continuously updated library of video samples. In addition to following the User Group at Vimeo, you can follow the same feed at its Facebook Page, http://facebook.com/vg900, and on Twitter, twitter.com/nexvg900.

Featured video: "Sounds of Aronofsky" by kogonada

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Featured video: "Video review of the Blackmagic Cinema Camera" by Philip Bloom

At Vimeo, the caption says: Head over to my blog for loads more info, photos, kit used etc... http://philipbloom.net/2012/09/05/bmd/