Dreamway

Sanitarium - Distant Voices

Back in 1998 I was playing "Sanitarium" and listening to the "Razorblade Suitcase" by Bush (still one of my favorite albums). I happened to notice how well the cinematics of the game fitted with the song "Distant Voices". In fact I remember trying to synchronize the video intro with parts of the song. I always wanted to create a mashup video of the two but that didn't happen then mainly because of my limited video editing resources...

Lately I stumbled upon some videos of "Sanitarium" on YouTube and the idea sparkled again in my mind. Of course I don't take credit for any 3D animation or the music. I just did some editing work to visualize what I had imagined.

Watching it now, I can say that it is better than I had hoped for - in fact I feel it's something worth sharing, that's why I'm presenting it here :)

Template Blocks: Tour

This is an advertisement created for Template Blocks, an open source visual template engine:

I had complete control over this media element, doing all the concept, processing, editing of the video and audio. A custom voice over, some commercial electronic music and a tad of post-fx work can go a long way :)

My Second Life SUCKS!!!

A satiric view to the (new??) trend of online 3D worlds, focusing on the unsatisfying experience they offer due to the limitations of current technology. Originally created as an entry for the Tropfest 2008 short film festival (www.tropfest.com).

You can also download it from the Archive.org

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.

MAKIS logo (2008)

Created this to be as an introduction to any personal music videos I am releasing.

Move On [AMV]

An AMV in a documentary form, presenting the events followed when robotics entered industrial production. Excerpt from the story: "... In the first decades of the new millennium most human labor workers were replaced by more efficient robot units. Due to the robots there was a 49% growth in industrial production, only in the first year. Financial prosperity was at it's peak. Nevertheless only a small minority profited. This new era of robotic industry didn't help to hold the already built-up temper of common workers ..." Created for the Robot Archives: www.robot-archives.com