Denmark

LABYRINTH is a constantly moving and changing here-and-now experience. Audience members will pass through the intricately designed space at their own speed,meeting the world-class dancers of Danish Dance Theatre. Arriving at unexpected spaces, they will see a series of unpredictable juxtapositions: dancers interacting with classical and avant-garde musicians playing across spaces and corridors - videoinstallations creating new spaces -- musicians and dancers interacting with video -- classical music colliding with experimental electronica -- changes of lighting changingthe total installation ... a combination of images, sensuous impressions and experiences.

Members of the audience will decide for themselves how much time they want tostay in the Labyrinth; they may leave the Labyrinth and wait in a foyer that is an integral part of the installation to consider what they have seen and then come back later same evening. Or they can return another night to walk through the LABYRINTH again to experience a self-renewing constellations of artistic expression.

Danish Dance Theater
danskdanseteater.dk/Defaul...

Misnomer Dance:
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Dexia Farr 40 Skagen Race set to heat up chilly Scandinavia. This time in Skagen, at the tip of Denmark, the sailors get their hands full as they tackle heavy winds and gear break-downs. This film documents the entire event in Skagen.

Danish version - no subs.

The top sailors of the world are in Frederikshavn, Denmark, for the 5th event on the World Matchracing Tour 2008 - The Danish Open. A very strong line up with more than 50% from the top 10 of the ISAF World Ranking and all in contention for the World Matchracing Championship.

Danish version - no subs.

A Danish pilsner lager

I've been waiting for MBL to become available for Sony Vegas, so now that it's here, I took it for a spin.

This is a Canon HG10 + Letus35 Mini + Canon EF 24mm f/2.8... all handheld. Short clips graded differently in MBL.

Not the cheapest piece of software I've ever come across, but I really like how it works... Having worked with Photoshop before, this is not all that different to work with. It really lets you change the look of things...

See this tutorial for more info:
studiodaily.com/main/news/feed.rss/8216.html

UPDATE: I have now uploaded the raw footage version of this video. See it here: vimeo.com/1225769

UPDATE (Feb. 6th, 2009):

1) First clip is 'basic warm' with an added gradient on the sky (to darken it).
2) Second clip was 'bronze aggressive' with no changes.
3) Third clip was 'warm bird' with an added gradient on the sky (so that it doesn't burn out / get overexposed).
4) Fourth clip was 'infusion subtle' with 'anamorphic flare' turned down a bit.
5) Fifth clip was 'blue bleach' with an added gradient in the top right corner to avoid over exposing the sky.
6) Sixth clip was 'tropico wash' with an added gradient on the sky to avoid over exposure.
7) Last clip was 'benumbed' with no changes.