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Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 05/02/13 01:05:09 PM

iPhone Photos Every Day

The Inspiration Room writes: Apple is promoting the iPhone 5 as the camera for everyday use and sharing in the commercial, “Photos Every Day”. The commercial is a montage of shots of people using the iPhone in many settings, including editing, flash photography, and also the shooting of panoramic photos. “Every day, more photos are taken with the iPhone than any other camera.” READ THE FULL STORY HERE.

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The Inspiration Room

Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 05/02/13 01:05:23 PM

'80s Flashback from Buck NY

Heathrow of StashMedia writes: Buck NY rocks the American experience of the decadent decade in this 15-second ident for the National Geographic show “80′s the Decade the Made US”. Created using pencil, ink, watercolor paint, and that ever-so-1980′s pastel pink. CD: Orion Tait. Music and sound design: Antfood. READ THE FULL STORY HERE.

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Heathrow, StashMedia

Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 05/02/13 01:05:35 PM

“Camera Are Soul Keepers” -- An Interview with Video Artist Bill Viola

Mentorless writes: Bill Viola is an american contemporary video artist that has been creating for four decades now and exposing his work all around the world. If you’ve never seen one of Viola’s installation, they are often disturbing, but not in the way you would expect. Viola uses images and what goes with them: sound, frames, scale, environment to challenge our reflection and perception. I don’t come from an ‘artsy’ background, so I know little to nothing about contemporary artists, but I had the chance to discover Bill Viola about ten years ago while I was studying in Spain, and his work did have a strong impact on me. READ THE FULL STORY HERE.

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Mentorless

Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 05/01/13 08:05:21 PM

IBM Makes Stop-Motion Film Using Atoms as Pixels

Olivia Solon of wired.co.uk writes: IBM has made a stop-motion film—A Boy and His Atom—using individual molecules as pixels, in what Guinness has acknowledged is the world's smallest movie. The movie's plot line depicts a character called Atom who befriends a single atom and goes on a "playful journey." This journey involves dancing, jumping on a trampoline, and playing catch. It's unlikely to win any Oscars, but that's not really the point; it's designed to get people inspired about science.

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Olivia Solon, wired.co.uk

Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 05/01/13 08:05:21 PM

Netflix Shares Behind-The-Scenes Looks at 'Hemlock Grove'

Chris Crum of WebProNews writes: Netflix uploaded a trio of behind-the-scenes videos for its new show Hemlock Grove to YouTube. If you’re a fan of the show, check them out: READ AND WATCH THE FULL STORY HERE.

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Chris Crum, WebProNews

Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 05/01/13 08:05:47 PM

Obscura Digital’s Massive Projection Series Turns San Francisco’s Exploratorium Into A Technicolor Canvas

Bruce Sterling of Wired writes: “Opening day at San Francisco’s new Exploratorium worms squirmed, microbes divided, and foliage enveloped the facade of Pier 15. Emergence, created by the team at Obscura Digital, was the latest endeavor by the creative technology studio that had already covered the Sydney Opera House, Guggenheim Museum, Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, and other world-famous architectural structures in projection art of a grand scale.

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Bruce Sterling, Wired

Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 05/01/13 08:05:42 PM

Chlöe Howl ‘Rumour’, ‘No Strings’, ‘I Wish I Could Tell You’ by De La Muerte

PromoNews writes: De La Muerte has directed a trio of thematically similar videos for the songs on new Sony artist Chlöe Howl’s EP Rumour. With a smart use of colour-coded art direction by Jon Hollinsworth, Burning Reel’s new signing De La Muerte draws the viewer into Chlöe’s engagingly feisty studio-set performances of Rumour, No Strings and I Wish I Could Tell You. READ THE FULL STORY HERE.

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Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 04/30/13 12:04:13 PM

Watch a Trailer for Once Upon A Time, A Coco Chanel Short Film Starring Keira Knightley

Anita George of Paste Magazine writes: The trailer for a short film about iconic fashion designer Gabrielle “Coco” Bonheur Chanel and her first boutique was released Monday, British Vogue points out. Directed by Chanel creative director and fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, Once Upon A Time… will star actress Keira Knightley as Coco Chanel. Once Upon A Time… is slated to premiere in Singapore on May 8 to mark the 100th anniversary of the opening of Coco Chanel’s first boutique in Deauville, France. READ THE FULL STORY HERE.

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Anita George, Paste Magazine

Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 04/30/13 12:04:17 PM

All-Robot Film Crew Makes a Documentary About Humans

Evan Dashevsky of TechHive writes: The past few decades have seen robots occupy numerous occupations once purely under the sole purview of humans. This trend towards a de-peopled workplace shows no promise of slowing down anytime soon. In fact, a new project appearing at NYC’s Tribeca Film Festival is proving that robots may have yet another role that they can take off our carbon-based hands: documentary filmmaker.

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Evan Dashevsky, TechHive

Added by jzaccaria--Creative Planet Network, 04/30/13 11:04:56 AM

A Dose of Surrealist Hipster Romance

Kasia Cieplak-Mayr von Baldegg on The Atlantic writes: It's a "traditional story of guy has girl, loses girl, villain gets girl, they duel, [guy] wins girl back ... but set in a bizarre parallel-universe kinda other-world,"Alan Wilkis explains when I ask him to describe his latest music video, a collaboration with director Michael Lawrence. The duel is a dance battle set on the fringe of Coney Island and our hero is played by Fabrizio Goldstein, a TV personality/actor/writer/model/rapper who goes by the name Fat Jew. The video flaunts an Instagram-style faded look, but it's real -- shot on Kodak film.

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Kasia Cieplak-Mayr von Baldegg,The Atlantic

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