Coup de cœur pour « 2012 Music Video Mashup », le nom de ce montage vidéo réalisé par Renier Mouthaan qui pour l’occasion a mélangé 35 video-clips ayant fait selon lui l’année 2012 dans une seule et même vidéo, d’une durée de 8 minutes. Un mélange entre succès internationaux et réussites visuelles de l’année.
With the holidays upon us it’s once again that time of year when we look back at Cool Hunting Video content in 2012. This year was a real gem with some fantastic pieces ranging from the world’s largest carnivorous plant nursery to the wacky International Banana Museum. Below is a…
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After a successful run at crowdsourcing in late 2010, the Swivl was brought to market completely funded through Kickstarter. While the iPhone dock was met with much praise, the question of compatibility has driven the product’s designers to develop the new Swivl. The second iteration—launching today on Kickstarter—builds on…
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Pharrell Williams can easily be called a modern-day renaissance man. Already known as a gifted musician, producer, skateboarder and fashion designer, in his new video series Artst Tlk Williams subtly reveals himself as a highly capable conversationalist, asking some of contemporary culture’s finest minds a bevy of curious questions…
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David Olkarny, avec l’aide de Raphael Beyaert et Rafael Deprost, a réalisé cette vidéo appelée « Gravityless » dans lequel le B-boy Karimbo nous offre une performance impressionnante. Filmée dans différents environnements, cette création permet de mettre en avant la chorégraphie. Plus dans la suite.
L’artiste japonais Daito Manabe a orchesté pour le clip « Eclipse/Blue » de Nosaj Thing une expérience technologique de toute beauté. Ce dernier nous propose une danse surréaliste où les formes et les corps se confondent pour magnifier la musique. Un rendu splendide à découvrir en images dans la suite.
There are many interesting and odd things to be found off the shores of the dying Salton Sea in southern California but maybe one of the most unique is the International Banana Museum. Recently transplanted from Culver City, the museum occupies a squat building on the side of the…
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Conde´ Nast recently hosted MediabistroTV at its Times Square offices. Lucky magazine style editor Lori Bergamotto walked the crew through the magazine’s offices revealing the hidden corners where nail polish and make-up are put through their paces, colors and fabric samples are checked by the art department, shoes and handbags await their close-ups and racks of outfits hang around waiting for their models.
Take a look at all the small parts that make up a big fashion magazine like Lucky.
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The iPhone is good for a lot of things, but movies… not so much! The Big Screen concept enhances the video capabilities of the iPhone by using a thin Fresnel lens at the front to magnify whatever is playing on the screen. The angle of the device instantly positions the phone and screen at a comfortable viewing angle. Even though touch screen functionality is disabled, side openings provide access to the volume and home buttons.
Designer: Tristan Dalay
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