call and return
Yesterday I posted a few YouTube videos of work from SoPG:Yamanote.
Looking at the post later, I happened to set both players off at the same time and was struck by the effect of having two narratives running side by side.
The videos are definitely much stronger when taken as part of a group, so this is something I’ll be investigating further.
In the meantime I rattled off a quick side-by-side rendering as a test of concept. I like the way there seems to be a call and return between the two tales. Imagine what this would be like with 29 stories running at the same time!
The resolution of the video isn’t very high at all, so if you want to actually read the text, you can watch slightly better quality versions on the original post.
What do you think, Linda?
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- when: 14/09/2007
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