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Puppeteer Makes Puppet Play Unbelievable Song On Piano
Puppeteer Makes Puppet Play Unbelievable Song On Piano
This is a video of a Barcelona puppeteer with a next-level control rig (check out those finger controls!) getting his frog puppet to play the piano, with absolutely stunning results. Just watch, it’s wild. And trust me, I know a thing about wild — I’ve been around the block. Both
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Amazing!: Guy Draws Live MIDI Art By Playing The Keyboard
Amazing!: Guy Draws Live MIDI Art By Playing The Keyboard
These are a bunch of very worthwhile videos of musician GLASYS (aka Gil Assayas) creating live MIDI art by pressing the corresponding keys on a keyboard to create different shapes as time passes, with a musical byproduct. It reminded me of the songs created by the MIDI shapes of the
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Elementary School Bands’ ‘Jingle Bells’ Performance Descends Into Madness
Elementary School Bands’ ‘Jingle Bells’ Performance Descends Into Madness
This is an absolutely delightful video from 2009 starring the Bridle Path and Kulp Elementary Schools’ beginner and advanced bands performing ‘Jingle Bells’ at a Christmas concert in Lansdale, Pennsylvania with as much cacophony as their little fingers can muster. Things get really good once the whole band starts playing.
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2,400 Artists Create 2,400 Different Scenes Using The Same Base Animation
2,400 Artists Create 2,400 Different Scenes Using The Same Base Animation
Visual effects designer Clinton Jones challenged 3D artists to create a scene rendering from their imagination, all using the same base animation of a human figure struggling to move forward. 2,400 different artists submitted animations, and the top five and top 100 were selected. The first video below is the
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Mama Mia!: Super Mario World At Universal Japan Gets Flyover, Look At Mario Kart Ride
Mama Mia!: Super Mario World At Universal Japan Gets Flyover, Look At Mario Kart Ride
Nearing completion, these are several videos of Universal Studio Japan’s Super Mario World area (including a helicopter flyover), set for a grand opening on February 4th, 2021. It looks awesome. I know Universal Hollywood and Orlando are also getting their own Super Mario Worlds, opening at later dates. Apparently the
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