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1. Here the Nothing

2 years ago

A timelapse dance video. Etude No. 1 in a series of studies in sound and movement.

Music...............................gloobic
Choreography & Dance.....Eric Gunther
Director of Photography....Jeff Lieberman
Editing.............................Eric Gunther & Jeff Lieberman

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Emily Beattie 2 years ago

Congratulations you two!
Lina Maria Giraldo 2 years ago

Nice
shawdee eshghi 2 years ago

oh wow this is so slick. i particularly love the super tight editing and the pop (ha!) of color. also, ever nostalgic, beantown looks great. dedicated to the advancement of learning indeed.
deborah meibergen 2 years ago

wow nice!
Deb Shaffer 2 years ago

That is mad sick, Jeff! Can't wait for MORE!!
Benjamin Lotan 2 years ago

really nice moves. cant wait to see next one! maybe try speeding up, or slowing down the dance do you can roll the footage faster. I posted this to my video blog thatScreen.tumblr.com
Phil Bannister 2 years ago

Lose the suspenders or do something cool with them, dork.
Joshua Pablo Rosenstock 2 years ago

Eric and Jeff, this is really cool! I'm also doing stuff with time-lapse edited beats... check vimeo.com/7427527 if yer interested
Brien Engel 2 years ago

Thanks Jeff! I enjoyed that. Made me think more about perspectives and processing time... could there be beings among us we do not see because of their frame rate???? (or ours!)
liz roncka 2 years ago

Bravo!! I especially enjoyed the contrast of the speed of Eric's movement with those passing by. Also something interesting....I think u said u had 2 move really slowly and this makes your movement more lateral. Then when u speed it up, it gives u this skewed windblown look which is intriguing. Slick slick editing 2...an artform in itself. Thanks 4 sharing ur gloobilicious work!
wayneandwax 2 years ago

awesome stuff, nice work!
Ben Dalton 2 years ago

fuck yeah.

did you wear an ear piece to stay on message, or just practice stuff a lot?
Kendle Kelley 2 years ago

He used an earpiece. You can see it at 3:20 while he's crossing the street.
Kenneth Cossin 2 years ago

OMG Jeff and Eric. You guys did an awesome job! We need to make this go viral :)
Electric Laser People 2 years ago

hypereal super multi timescale future truth adventure!
xinixr 2 years ago

That is the most creative use of timelapse I've seen in a long time. Congrats! A success. I'm definitely inspired to do something cool now...
Dylan Mawhinney 2 years ago

Superb!
cherijs 2 years ago

wow great!
Nicholas Weldon 2 years ago

that was wonderful
de'fchild productions 2 years ago

Fresh-arse vid!!!
Francisco Vides 2 years ago

Great! the effect is awsome. It is like natural movement.. from another dimension.
Kendle Kelley 2 years ago

Where was this filmed?
Ricky Diaghe 2 years ago

Big!!
metroccolis 2 years ago

One of the coolest videos, I have ever seen. EVER!
Sunny Thaper 2 years ago

Absolutely brilliant! Great work.
Andrea Zampitella 2 years ago

cool :) very cool. how did eric walk across the street without getting hit by a car? wouldn't he have had to walk really really slowly? is any of it green screened? great job!
Jeff Lieberman 2 years ago

Thanks everyone! Yes we both had music synced on our ipods so that dance moves and camera movements could all move with the music.. no green screening effect, no effects at all in fact. We'll post a behind-the-scenes video sometime...

Filmed in Boston Commons, commonwealth ave, and copley sq [at the church and the public library].
massta 2 years ago

Hah, I thought it was Copley! Nice job!
Barnabas Bartl 2 years ago

yeaaah. I really enjoied this one. Niiiiice
DJ DDT 2 years ago

I love it!
tom vin 2 years ago

instead of white socks, black socks woulda been awesome ! love the crazy dance though
mpared 2 years ago

posted at the curious brain
Rati Devadze 2 years ago

hehe nice job man!
Cielo Blaq 2 years ago

funky fresh
Paco Gomez Vega 2 years ago

really cool, man,.!!!
El Holandes 2 years ago

Love the wobbly part of 4:00 min. Wow. YOur study is now officialy promoted to making film
Paul Yonna 2 years ago

awe inspiring ... I've just been looking at Vimeo and everybody seems to be doing Timelapse now... that is until you came along... you just lifted the bar higher...great stuff
Richard Soenneker 2 years ago

nicely done, guys. dig the music, and the dancing and editing are both very very well done. I can't wait for Etude No. 2! I know you can do crazy things with your body, Gunther - I wonder how slow you could go? it'd be awesome to see someone doing what looks like a realtime dance in the middle of people sped up 5x or 10x even.

great work... very very very cool.
John Higby 2 years ago

Wicked!
Matthew Joseff 2 years ago

oh the patience you must have. Very well done.
soomi park 2 years ago

nice video ! ;-)
Ray Ramírez ❘ Multimedia 2 years ago

very very nice. .
Matthew Popay 2 years ago

really love this.
Lucy Aird 2 years ago

absolutely nuts but very clever
Xavier Baudoin 2 years ago

Bravo petit homme rouge. j'ai beaucoup apprécié cette bande.
zincink 1 year ago

nice video work - i like Aphex Twin - Vordhosbn myself too
Ken Scott 1 year ago

bravo! this is something I've had in my head to try.
as mentioned, would love to see slower movements and the visual that would make with the public moving at real time. Love the photog guy that stops to shoot the dancer!
hA! : )
Maitre ballOn 1 year ago

yeahhh.

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Cesar Kuriyama 1 year ago

this is great!!!
I also had my talent move in slow motion for a music video I directed, but I was shooting thousands of stills instead of shooting video...
Boxer Design 1 year ago

Hell Yeahhhhh!