​Some more new discoveries with VDMX came across my screen recently that I'd like to share. With the program's new ability to take a video feed in directly from an iPhone, the possibilities of doing some generative feedback loops were not only possible, but necessary.

You can have a lot of fun just pointing the iPhone camera directly at your output screen and playing around that way, but with the added effects and abilities of VDMX the ability to create crazy outcomes are endless.

Below are some clips that I created using this process and adding just a mirror edge effect and a bit of zoom to crop out the phone's camera on screen display. By mirroring, the fractal worlds create in on themselves and the color is completely natural. I plan on breaking this technique out in a few weeks at events coming up.

See and use all of the gifs here (tag a brother if you remix them)

​CLIENT: N/A   |  DATE: January, 2017

​After shooting some footage on a fall Minnesota motorcycle ride, we experimented with two techniques. The first being time dilation. When we slowed the video way down, the bumps from the ride turned into these waves through the picture, allowing the image to go in and out of focus. 

Secondly, we used a two layer video technique where we masked out the color from the full color image allowing the video to be played back in real time but in both black and white, and color.

​Ryan Bouchie provided the custom track.

​CLIENT: sleepdealer  |  DATE: January, 2017

​Diving back into some older content, we took a glitched out look at the 70s dystopian movie, Logan's Run and set it to a jammin' beat by sleepdealer. Check out the finished video and some additional still from this experimental set below.

Buy the ticket. Take the ride.