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Laid back electronica...This song was created using the FME Buddha Machine as the main sound source. Lo-fi string / synth sounds with a laidback bassline and drum groove. This is my first attempt at editing video. Big thanks to the BBC for the footage under the Creative Archive Licence.
The Wimshurst's Machine: "Mystical Sea (of Space and Time)"
Originally, the band scored a Sci-Fi TV b-movie soundtrack for a local Italian TV network. They then obtained the permit to use the movie scenes to create a video for "Mystical Sea," one of the songs used in the soundtrack. This video tells a sci-fi story with actors. The "slim one" is also a bandmember. The original movie was 35 minutes long, but here in this version has been cut down to a 6-minute short story, professionally made and full of special effects.
The LG Bliss is a good midrange touch-screen handset for U.S. Cellular.
A music video for the song "Cloud Filled". This video was shot in Seattle, WA and was made in 2004. I create music videos for my solo project (MINI LiFE) as well as other bands. I also work on soundtracks for indie films. This video along with a slew of others will be released this Christmas all around the internet so keep a lookout for them. -O
Eddiebangs: "Trouble Concentrating"
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Stephane Bertrand: "Beat Takeshi"
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Veronica Belmont introduces the forthcoming CNET TV program "Out of the Box." Upload your "Out of the Box" footage at http://video-upload.download.com.
From the floor of the CTIA Wireless 2007 show, CNET's Veronica Belmont and Nicole Lee take a first look at the debut of LG's new VX9400 V Cast Mobile TV phone.
Palm Pictures presents "The Directors Label "DVD series
These trailers are for DVDs that explore the work of four of the most famous music-video directors of today: Anton Corbijn, Jonathan Glazer, Mark Romanek, and Stephane Sednaoul.
