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light, camera,…. well 250 cameras

“Creative lab” Party has released a music video for the band androp that required the use of 250 Canon 60Ds wired together. The effect is a wild and creative strobe show.

N.Y./Tokyo-based PARTY take the effects in camera for Japanese band Androp music video Bright Siren.” A memorable experience that used the flashes of 250 Canon cameras to create light animation that appears throughout the film, intermittently illuminating the band’s performance on the stage. It used a mix of technology; “Flash, openFrameworks and Arduino–helped to achieve dazzling effects without any postproduction. The video is also featured on a dedicated site, where viewers can pause the clip to see photos taken from the camera while during the shoot and can also create their own version of the clip with a special message.

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Opportunity: Assist The Next Institute in the creation of pitches and promotional content to increase corporate awareness and drive new business. 

The Story: Working as a creative consultant, cinematographer, and designer; I have worked with The Next Institute on a number of occasions. The Next Institute acts as a catalyst for establishing or extending creative and sustainable enterprises. They specialize in leader development, enterprise alignment and knowledge architecture. They have a great deal of respect for the creative process and supporting designers in a leadership position. They have provided services to many of North America’s largest retailers and service providers Their long-term clients include ATB Financial, Flight Centre, The Home Depot, Future Shop, and Fountain Tire. Newer initiatives include Mountain Equipment Co-op, YVR Airport, and Suncor Energy.

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