FC2Video

Source: The end of "Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse" (1991).

To show how Motionflow 200hz technology creates super smooth pictures, Sony built a massive zoetrope in the historic square of Venaria, near Turin in Italy. This device was used in the 19th century to create short films from a series of static images

To show how Motionflow 200hz technology creates super smooth pictures, Sony built a massive zoetrope in the historic square of Venaria, near Turin in Italy. This device was used in the 19th century to create short films from a series of static images.

To illustrate how Motionflow 200hz technology creates super smooth pictures, Sony built a massive zoetrope in the historic square of Venaria, near Turin in Italy. This device was used in the 19th century to create short films from a series of static images

To illustrate how Motionflow 200hz technology creates super smooth pictures, Sony built a massive zoetrope in the historic square of Venaria near Turin in Italy. This device was used in the 19th century to create short films from a series of static images

To show how Motionflow 200hz technology creates super smooth pictures, Sony built a massive zoetrope in the historic square of Venaria, near Turin in Italy. This device was used in the 19th century to create short films from a series of static images.

New BRAVIA ad - http://www.motionflow.eu - Witness the build up to the new BRAVIA ad featuring Kaka. See how the zoetrope was pieced together near Torino, Italy. The commercial gives a visual representation of Motionflow 200Hz technology and showcases the football skills of AC Milan footballer Kaka.

New BRAVIA ad - http://www.motionflow.eu - see how the idea of the largest zoetrope in the world became a reality as the centerpiece for Sony's new marketing campaign

Bill Brand's Masstransiscope was installed in the abandoned Myrtle Avenue subway station in Brooklyn, New York in September 1980. It has been seen by millions of commuters for over twenty-five years. The 228 hand-painted panels are viewed through a series of vertical slits set into a specially constructed housing. The piece works on the principle of the Zoetrope, a 19th century optical toy.

I saw a zoetrope at the Franklin Institute a long time ago and was recently reminded of it and inspired to make one of my own.

Following a path from Franz Kafka's metaphoric world comes Zoetrope where walls breathe and dreams become nightmares. Zoetrope is a haunting and explosively surreal film set in an apocalyptic, decaying world. Based on Franz Kafka’s “In the Penal Colony," a man is imprisoned for an unnamed crime and tortured by a nameless sadistic bureaucrat. As the chilling nightmare unfolds, the prisoner peels away the layers of his own metaphysical existence, inching ever closer to his inescapable fate.

dzfsdfsdf

Cheating, because the camera?s not fixed - but I can?t fix my phone, so I just held it still. Lumiere Rules - from Andreas? blog , Solitude.dk: 60 seconds max. Fixed camera No audio No zoom No edit No effects They mimic the conditions under which the Lumiere brothers made their movies in the late 1800s.? See more by other people at Blip.tv - search for ?lumierevideo? Formats available : MPEG4 Video (.mp4) , Flash Video (.flv)