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Yeah, it’s been awhile…
Shambot! tribute!
Description: I had my first class of motion graphics and it was really good!  We just played around with After Effects and the linked are three short bits of eye candy.  I had Shambot! on the brain and I wanted to use some text.

I’ve been working a lot, playing video games, watching the first season of Lost… But here’s something I came up with while on my computer. I thought it looked neat and yes, it is supposed to look the way you see it.

adoerr - avallant - bthompson - epalmer

etrithart - jgillman - kwilson - lhorst

ltestolin - mbecker - shedlund - wferenc
[UPDATE: Yes, the images are supposed to be all screwed up. I did that on purpose. The regular images were boring but now they are interesting!]

Pictures of my piece fully installed in the main building. Fig. 1 should kind of explain… but I’ll post a video later (when I take one).
fig. 1

fig. 2

fig. 3

Projected is a ten minute long video of open heart surgery. It is full of blood color and is not very pleasant to look at for […]

I worked, more or less, all day yesterday putting up my work. For those of you who don’t know what the MCAD Merits Show is, the MCAD Merits Show is a once a year chance to get money for school! There are three departments and one person from each department gets a large […]

My animation teacher gave our class a 13 second sound file that he randomly made half and hour before class. We had to take that file, analyze it, and make an animation responding to the sound. Some people made something very abstract, some people made a more literal translation. I tried to […]

Fah-fah-fah-finished! Why Won’t You Call Me Back by My Robot Friend. Video directed by Joel Gillman with my Assistant Director, Anikka Knick. Please note that this video was made to be played on a television and not a little internet box; you may not be able to see all of the details.

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Check this out! A Laptop for Leon is on Google Video! Search for “Joel Gillman” at http://video.google.com too!

This is the image the my lastest and greatest interactive project has generated.  Basicly a firewire camera (iSight) records what ever it sees into a database, then my program converts it to gray scale, compares the differances between the frames, and records the difference.  Slowly, over time, images are generated by the movment of people […]