Created by Vancouver Film School student Jacob Palmer through the VFS 3D Animation & Visual Effects program. Sound Design by VFS students Adolfo Hernandez... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Jacob Palmer through the VFS 3D Animation & Visual Effects program. Sound Design by VFS students Adolfo Hernandez & Dustin Bozovich. (Less)

Images snapped at the same spot through one year. Showing the seasons change. For more information on how the video was made visit my web site: http://... (More)

Images snapped at the same spot through one year. Showing the seasons change. For more information on how the video was made visit my web site:
http://eirikso.com/2008/12/2
7/one-year-worth-of-images-g
ive-some-amazing-videos/
The audio is actual recordings from the same spot. The images are from Oslo, Norway 2008. (Less)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Todd LeBlanc through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program. Visual Media provided by Blur Studio (www.... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Todd LeBlanc through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program.

Visual Media provided by Blur Studio (www.blur.com). (Less)

http://www.dancestar.com/ - Blue Man Group with one of the best performances ever at DanceStar USA Miami Beach. Performing the Donna Summer Hit 'I feel ... (More)

http://www.dancestar.com/ - Blue Man Group with one of the best performances ever at DanceStar USA Miami Beach. Performing the Donna Summer Hit 'I feel Love' the guest vocals are from Venus Hum..Experimental musical theater troupe the Blue Man Group were founded in 1987 by longtime friends Matt Goldman, Phil Stanton, and Chris Wink; identical in their blue -painted skin, skullcaps, and black clothing, they soon became a fixture of the New York underground performance art scene thanks to their regular appearances in Central Park, followed by shows at noted East Village spaces including Dixon Place, Performance Space 122, and the Wooster Group's Performing Garage. Equal parts play, concert, and sketch routine, the Blue Man Group combined sight gags, physical stunts, and audience participation, with members of the front rows given plastic rain ponchos as protection from the hail of paint, food, and other assorted projectiles launched from the stage; in early 1991, they premiered their production +Tubes at La MaMa, moving to the Astor Place Theater by the end of the year and ultimately winning an Obie Award for their efforts. +Tubes eventually expanded to long runs in Boston, Chicago, and Las Vegas; in 1999, the Blue Man Group also issued an album, Audio, spotlighting their custom musical instruments. Three year later, the trio inked a multi-album deal with Atlantic's sister label, Lava Records. The Complex, which appeared in April 2003, marked the Blue Man Group's monumental sophomore album - a slick effort showcasing impressive collaborations with Tracy Bonham, Dave Matthews, Dan the Automator, and Esthero. (Less)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Zach Boser through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program. Visual Media provided by Games Workshop. http... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Zach Boser through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program.

Visual Media provided by Games Workshop. http://www.games-workshop.co
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Sound design created by Vancouver Film Student Michael Maksim in the VFS Sound Design program.

Visuals created by Vancouver Film School student Carlos Villarreal-Kwasek through the VFS 3D Animation & Visual Effects program. Audio created by Jessica ... (More)

Visuals created by Vancouver Film School student Carlos Villarreal-Kwasek through the VFS 3D Animation & Visual Effects program. Audio created by Jessica Lemmes de Silva through the VFS Sound Design program. (Less)

Please Rate It If You Like It and Subscribe to see more like this :) This is a short demo mix with some of the loops from my site. Contains clips from ... (More)

Please Rate It If You Like It and Subscribe to see more like this :)

This is a short demo mix with some of the loops from my site. Contains clips from Kontainer and AcidGFX.

This was recorded in May on a NuVJ and the audio is "Who Spends Money On Candygirls" by techno-legends Hardfloor. (Less)

Actors: Blair Northwood - Christina Nicolaou - Lee Fitzpatrick Directing, Camera Operating and Editing: Alp Allen Altiner Audio Track: Ad Arcana This is... (More)

Actors: Blair Northwood - Christina Nicolaou - Lee Fitzpatrick
Directing, Camera Operating and Editing: Alp Allen Altiner
Audio Track: Ad Arcana
This is a non-profit experimental short produced by Alp Allen Altiner and Blair Northwood

Produced by bionicunitfilms.com. (Less)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Michael Fallik through the VFS Classical Animation program. The audio to the piece was created by David Green, a ... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Michael Fallik through the VFS Classical Animation program. The audio to the piece was created by David Green, a Sound Design program student, and was nominated for "Best Original Sound Design for a Video Game or Animated Production" at the 2006 CAEAA awards. (Less)

Please Rate It If You Like It and Subscribe to see more like this :) A short sample mix done with some of the loops from my site. Contains clips from ... (More)

Please Rate It If You Like It and Subscribe to see more like this :)

A short sample mix done with some of the loops from my site. Contains clips from Kontainer, Hollowsphere and AcidGFX.

It's mixed live on a slightly modded NuVJ and the audio is the beginning of Ritchie Hawtin's awesome minimal techno "DE9 Closer To The Edit". (Less)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Ori Ben-Shabat through the VFS 3D Animation & Visual Effects program. The audio was created by Colin Janz, a VFS ... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Ori Ben-Shabat through the VFS 3D Animation & Visual Effects program. The audio was created by Colin Janz, a VFS Sound Design program student, and received the award for "Best Original Musical Score" at the 2006 CAEAA awards. (Less)

http://www.dancestar.com - Audio Bully's Live DanceStar Music Awards USA.

Created by Vancouver Film School student Peter Mulholland through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program. Visual Media provided by Paul Baaske... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Peter Mulholland through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program.

Visual Media provided by Paul Baaske, Sebastian Falker, and Johannes Flgluber. http://www.pjbaaske.com/anim
ation/furball/. (Less)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Jomo Kangethe through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program. Visual Media provided by Hugo Debat ... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Jomo Kangethe through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program.

Visual Media provided by Hugo Debat Burkarth. http://www.baburka.fr/. (Less)

Xcorps Action Sports Show #14.) "BASE-2" - Those fearing heights beware - this episode of the Xcorps freefalls right over the edge with guest host and ... (More)

Xcorps Action Sports Show #14.) "BASE-2" - Those fearing heights beware - this episode of the Xcorps freefalls right over the edge with guest host and world class B.A.S.E. jumper Ray Murphy falling into a 1200 foot glory hole in Mexico called Cave of the Swallows. For the ultimate in ground rushes Ray and 5 loco amigo hombres from the States - Matt McClone, Jeremy Brice, Morgan Moert, Travis Meimann, and Dan Langstraat strap on parasails that look like small backpacks and launch themselves into the massive underground void where very few have gone before. Surreal action scenes here along with great tunes by Off by One, Drowning Pool and cool new breakout band from New England - Jediah all mixing well with the ambient cave audio echo.
B.A.S.E. jumpers - Buildings - Antennas - Structures - Earth are an insane and growing niche of adventurers who first must do thousands of jumps from aircraft to learn the needed skills to jump closer to earth. Jumping BASE is jumping with no margin for error. Feel true terror with scenes shot with multi helmet cams worn by the six eXtremists. The viewer is pulled downward with adrenalized clarity into one of the largest limestone sinkholes on the planet - The Cave of the Swallows near the remote town of Golondrinas in Eastern Mexico. The hole is 1200 feet deep - a seven second 100 mph B.A.S.E. drop into an echo chamber filled with sound of screaming freefalls and the wail of thousands of swallows and parrots living in the vertical cave walls. Surreal for sure! Watch those boulders when landing! There are no nearby hospitals. See how they get out.
Mid way through the show Ray introduces a new music video from our friends at Rive music promotions with the band NickelBack cranking up the volume with an explosive solid rock performance of their song - Figured You Out.
After that Ray returns with more BASE action followed by Xcorps host Bob Woodard riding a new skateboard from our friends at PHAT boards. Bob rolls the hills of Point Loma San Diego with the Hammerhead super wide track pushed by tunes from Drowning Pool. Cool board to see. Hear what Bob thinks of the ride.
After that its back to Ray in Mexico going even bigger and some great shots from a cameraman hanging half way down on a rope. Is that what a falling body sounds like!
The show wraps with some sweet wakeboard shots - a preview of an upcoming Xcorps episode. Additional music by One Side Zero, Rolling Stones and Dr.Dre. Mucho loco! TRT-29:30 4/04 Close Captioned - J.S.Edmondson.
See the Action - Hear the Music - Join the Xcorps!
©2007 TheXcorps. (Less)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Rommel Molina through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program. Visual Media provided by Mars Inc. http://... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Rommel Molina through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program.

Visual Media provided by Mars Inc. http://www.mars.com. (Less)

あさがお Asagao (morning glory). Audio-visual installation in English, German and Japanese ASAGAO-PREVIEW. An artist's text spoken by three women's... (More)

あさがお Asagao (morning glory).
Audio-visual installation in English, German and Japanese ASAGAO-PREVIEW.

An artist's text spoken by three women's voices in three different languages leads through a digital composition about a certain relation between the human being and nature (as a gigantic force) in a mechanized world. The artist shows the human being as an alienated and remote-controlled figure that strolls through shopping malls and finds itself exposed to nature and a world, based on urban areas - traffic - mass medias. The human body starts to float, losing individualism and independence...

Body Soul Water City Urbanity Identity Floating Bodies Cultural Diversities Alikeness Western Society. (Less)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Patrick Espiritu through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program. Visual Media provided by Extensive ... (More)

Created by Vancouver Film School student Patrick Espiritu through the VFS Sound Design for Visual Media program.

Visual Media provided by Extensive Studio. http://www.extensivestudio.f
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