or download (8.5MB).

Here is what you will need to watch the vids:

• an up-to-date browser
  
• and Quicktime Player.

If you are using Netscape Navigator, Mozilla, or Mozilla Firefox (recommended), just click on the poster image and the vid should load and play. If you want to watch the vid again, reload the page.

Currently, I'm having difficulty coding my pages the way I want them for Internet Explorer users. However, the vids should still play properly. Click on the gray play button at the bottom left of the vid and it should play. If not, try clicking the 'Refresh' button in the toolbar at the top of the window.

Using the AOL browser is entirely out of the question.

If none the above helps, email me: [dan]at{danwinckler}dotcom.

• Atom
• RSS 1.0
• RSS 2.0

I can’t believe I had the links above pointing to my main blog all this time. And I just noticed it. Sheesh.

• A Pentax Optio S still camera that captures 30 second movies was used for all but vids 01, 02, and 03, which were captured with a Sony digital-8mm (01 and 03) and a Canon GL2 (02).
• A PowerMac G4.
• All vids were edited in Final Cut Pro except 01 and 03, which were edited in Adobe Premiere 5.0 on a PC, and 19, which is an unaltered excerpt from a live performance with Keyworx.
• Adobe Photoshop 7.0 was used to create masks and treat some of the images.
• Quick Time Pro was used to compress the vids and create the poster movies.

• Brian Eno and his Oblique Strategies.
• William Gibson and his novels, especially Pattern Recognition.
• Joseph Cornell's boxes.

• Beth Cherry for the beautiful (and free!) site design.
• Sharon Zuber at William & Mary for her constantly enthusiastic, non-judgmental support of her film students. If it weren't for Sharon, I wouldn't be doing anything with video.
• Adrian Miles, for his thoughts, links, and encouragement.
• Movable Type, of course.
• Apple's Quicktime tools and tips.
• this primer on embed tags.
• and, most importantly, everyone who watches and completes the vids.

or download, if you prefer.