Indieish : Guerilla video production for the web

Weird screen test of “colormation”, dating to some time around (I’m guessing by content) the early 1960s 1962. David Pescovitz of Boing Boing writes, “The technique, similar in look to rotoscoping, appears to involve a combination of live actors, high-contrast cinematography, and hand-drawn backgrounds and foregrounds.”
A quick Google search turns up a bit more context. […]

Slightly disturbing, but really cool; This short film made entirely with public domain footage is a promotional meme for a magazine article on, well, killer parasites. Killer use of stock footage, mixing many scenes from many movies together to create something with that creepy vibe only the 1950’s could do just right.
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A brooklyn Walk/ Whalehammer from Eric Lodwick on Vimeo.
Slick pixelmation created with a still camera. The stair sequence has a really creepy steadicam feel to it.

Cute animated short on shooting video for the web. It covers the basic points, but don’t look for any groundbreaking ideas. Hey, what do you expect in a minute and thirty seconds?

The original crankygeek John C. Dvorak talks video blogging with several panelists. The discussion is a little dry, but there are a few gems of info contained deep within. Trust us, it’s worth the 8 minutes of your life; If only just.

rule of thirds from popwar skater on Vimeo.
This isn’t the greatest explanation of the Rule of Thirds I’ve ever seen, but it’s quick and simple. You’ll get the point.
Rule of Thirds - Wikipedia