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Advisors
Pierre di Sciullo (alphabet)
Micah Zender (lyric animation)
Team
Luke P. Woods
Brian Hunt (alphabet)
Music
Cornelius (lyric animation)
Related Projects
XYT Poster
MediLog Recording System
Satellite Visualization
Pierre di Sciullo (alphabet)
Micah Zender (lyric animation)
Team
Luke P. Woods
Brian Hunt (alphabet)
Music
Cornelius (lyric animation)
Related Projects
XYT Poster
MediLog Recording System
Satellite Visualization
Point of View
Point (view animation)
In this lyric animation, I utilized type made up of small points and created a sense of spatial depth. The narrative progression is slow and the visual intensity builds toward the song's ending. The repetitive lyric sequences are divided into scenes based on timing shifts or transition points in the song and choreographed in different ways.
Phonetic Alphabet (view animation)
Given the theme of encoded messages, my team began to explore the idea of a new phonetic alphabet. We recorded words and cut them into audio clips representing each of the distinct phonemes. With these audio files, we isolated a repeated waveform to serve as the new letter and sketched various visual translations. The animated phrase, "it can only be attributed to human error" from Stanley Kubrick's 2001 a Space Odyssey, shows the result of the process and pokes fun at our huge margin for error.
In this lyric animation, I utilized type made up of small points and created a sense of spatial depth. The narrative progression is slow and the visual intensity builds toward the song's ending. The repetitive lyric sequences are divided into scenes based on timing shifts or transition points in the song and choreographed in different ways.
Phonetic Alphabet (view animation)
Given the theme of encoded messages, my team began to explore the idea of a new phonetic alphabet. We recorded words and cut them into audio clips representing each of the distinct phonemes. With these audio files, we isolated a repeated waveform to serve as the new letter and sketched various visual translations. The animated phrase, "it can only be attributed to human error" from Stanley Kubrick's 2001 a Space Odyssey, shows the result of the process and pokes fun at our huge margin for error.