I have had a Canon T1i for a bout 1 year now, and I just love it. I also love time lapse footage and have always wanted to do more than the few experiments I did in college using super 8 film.
So a few weeks ago I purchased the Opteka Timer Remote Control for my camera, and now I can easily do time lapse. The controller is pretty basic but it does exactly what is needs to. It’s only short coming
is that it doesn’t turn off.

Anyhow, here is one of my shots.

This is a brilliant little video. It is a nice story as well as a really cool concept. As someone just getting into 3D, this really does a nice job of extrapolating the 3D process into a futuristic scenario.

World Builder from Bruce Branit on Vimeo.

DUTYCYCLE @ Space Gallery SF 1.15.09 from DutyCycle on Vimeo.

(the video is now available on Vimeo and it looks great!)

Morgan (aka crashfaster) shot and edited this video from the DutyCycle show last month. It looks pretty damn nice and does a great job of giving a feel for the night. I provided him with a few clips of my vids, which are keyed and mixed in throughout the piece. He might be putting an even high quality version up on Vimeo at some point. I’ll post a link if he does.

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I made this motion flyer for my friends new night at a bar in San Francisco. I was going to put it on Vimeo but I think it may violate their terms because it is an advertisement. Maybe I’ll slap it up there after the night is over… then it is just “retro” video art.

The night is the SemiSexual Record Label Night, at 222 Hyde, in San Francisco.

DJ’s: mr. projectile – comma – pauley unsaturated – shiny diamonds.

august 7th – 2008 – $5 – 9:30pm to 2am

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Just messing with my logo and trying out some things gleaned from a few Video Copilot tutorials.
I also put it up on Vimeo but I wasn’t happy with the quality, so I put up my own flash version here.

I recently posted my first video to Vimeo. It’s a mix of some of my VJ clips, set to music… specifically the Ozric Tentacles, who are big influence on my visual style, via their music, light show and album covers. The video isn’t quite finished, but I decided it was time to get some stuff up online for people to watch. Enjoy!

Lux Lucidus Mix from Sean Siegler on Vimeo.

Oh, and everything in the vid was made in After Effects, although it was edited together in Premiere.