Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts

Monday, July 19, 2010

Mixing it up...

Here at El Roberto we try to mix it up from time to time by showing some music videos and animations instead of film trailers and DIY film clips. Tonight we are posted a variety of clips that caught our attention and hopefully yours as well.

Now I am not huge Future Heads fan but I am digging this video. Kind of has the same rotoscoping effect as Scanner Darkly...
Also checkout what RSA can do with a whiteboard and some pens.
And from RSA FILMS



Tuesday, May 18, 2010

John Meeks video...

Here is the interview we produced for Citybeat on John Meeks. Enjoy!

Tonight we recharging out batteries and cleaning up the computer for some more editing, so stay tuned more coming soon.

In film news...with the re-release of Exile on Main Street, Stephen Kijak and the Rolling Stones are releasing Stones in Exile, which includes 10 minutes of footage from the banned Stones documentary Cocksucker Blues. Personally I love music documentaries and Can't wait for it to be released in theaters.

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Cool Vid

A bit off topic, but check out this awesome timelapse video of the Iceland volcano. Another example of the high quality streaming at Vimeo:

Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull - May 1st and 2nd, 2010 from Sean Stiegemeier on Vimeo.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Latest Citybeat Video and more!!!

Hey everyone, here is the Lights On rehearsal video we produced for Citybeat.

More project footage will be posted soon!!! We promise!!!

For this week's KSDT, Arte Politik show we are going to be talking about Heavy Metal in Baghdad and Beautiful Losers. Tune in Friday nights from 7 - 8 or in case you miss it, you can download any of our shows on the KSDT site.

Monday, April 13, 2009

KeepVid


Have you ever seen a hilarious video online of a giraffe riding a bicycle, and thought "hey, I really wish I could download this clip into a stand alone video file so I could forward it to my friends instead of sending a link"? Well, wish no more! We discovered this really cool website called KeepVid that allows you to take any online video and convert it into a viewable file on your desktop, such as an MP4. Its a really cool way to access videos you want to save offline. The site has served us well in the past, allowing us to download files for research so that were not constantly having to go online. It's pretty neat.