Banksy, Da Vinci, and the Art of Protest | Interactive Documentary | Place and Time
Banksy + Da Vinci: A History of Art, Protest, and Resistance | 360° Documentary | Place and Time from Darren Reid on Vimeo. Watch, Learn, and Explore in an interactive 360° documentary about Banksy and the history of protest in art. Power is coded into the lives we live and the world we inhabit. Graffiti and street ...
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Challenges and Opportunities for 360° degree Filmmakers
Dozens of headsets, an audience who had never used the technology, and a short 360° film about the rise of Donald Trump collided in a way that transformed, if only for a few minutes, a normally nondescript room into a screening palace. But the experience raised big questions about how 360° films should be screened and ...
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Da Vinci’s Spraycan is the First 360 Degree Documentary on Street Art
A 360° Journey into the World of Street Art and Graffiti Immerse yourself in a new type of documentary that will give you a glimpse into the underside of modern society. With its roots in hip-hop (in the U.S.) and punk movements (in Europe), modern graffiti exposes tensions at the heart of our culture. ...
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Thoughts On Honesty in Documentary Films
Documentary films can be many different things. On one end of the spectrum are dry, PBS-sytle educational films and biographies. Straight forward narratives which seek to define truth for the viewer, not challenge it. They inform but they rarely provoke. On the other end of the spectrum, documentary ...
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Looking For Charlie – Teaser Trailer
Introducing: Looking for Charlie (+ Teaser Trailer) - Click Play to View When we think about the most important comedians of the early twentieth century a list of familiar names come to mind – Laurel & Hardy, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and, of course, master of them all, Charlie Chaplin. Their images are ...
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Digital Archaeology: Custer’s Revenge Atari 2600 Review
Custer's Revenge Atari 2600 - Video Review, History, and Analysis There are plenty of games which have been proclaimed to be the worst videogame ever made but few stoop to the indefensible depths that Custer’s Revenge on the Atari 2600 achieved. Even Atari’s E.T., the subject of the first Digital Archaeology ...
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Digital Archaeology: E.T. Atari 2600
E.T. by Atari is widely regarded as one of the worst videogames ever created. Based upon the wildly popular film Steven Spielberg, it was made in under six weeks by a single developer working on hardware that was, by 1982 standards, utterly archaic. The Atari 2600, the console on which the game was released, had just ...
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