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- Aaron Valdez
- Above the Rug
- Adrian Miles - Vlog 4.0
- Alec Crichton
- Amyville – Amy Carpenter
- Baiowulf – Brian Gibson
- Bill Cammack
- Bogdanov Films – Jimi Bogdanov
- Bottom Union
- Brook Hinton – Temporalab
- Bullemhead
- Clintus McGintus – I Do It Digital
- Dave Huth
- David Howell Studios
- David Meade
- Duncan Speakman
- Duncan Speakman – 29fragiledays
- DVblog
- Edmund Yeo – Swifty Writing
- Edward Picot
- Erik Visser – not-on.tv
- Fast Moving Animals
- Fat Girl in Ohio - Rupert Howe
- Faux Press – Jan McLaughlin
- Gabriel Soucheyre
- GoGenTv
- GrayMatterGravy – Michael Verdi
- Heath Parks
- Hollow Bone Films – Milt Lee
- Hopper Video – Rob Parrish
- hummingcrow – Cheryl Colan
- Invisible People
- Josh Leo
- Just Making Stuff
- Kath O’Donnell
- Kev Flanagan
- Lauren Galanter
- Les uns et les autres – Zé Nuno
- Levan Kakabadze
- Loiez – poésie des désirs en désordre
- Lost in Light
- Michael Verdi
- MissBHavens
- Moment Showing – Jay Dedman
- Moon Echoes – Mike Moon
- Nanoramas – Jennifer Proctor
- Negative Sound Institute
- Next to Heaven – Rob Parrish
- Noah Grey
- Ommane – Sam Scoggins
- Phil Campbell
- Phil Hamilton Hits the Bigtime
- pouringdown – Daniel Liss
- Putative Moment
- Rhizome
- Richard Show
- Road to Guadalupe – Ashley Pinedo
- Ryan Edit
- Ryan is Hungry
- Ryanne’s Revlog
- Ryanne’s Revlog 2 (lest we forget)
- Scenes of Provincial Life – Michael Szpakowski
- Scratch Video
- Shadow World - David S Kessler
- Shoestring Artists Collective
- Softwired – Shannon Noble
- Soluble Fish – Will luers
- Spacetwo : Patalab – Sam Renseiw
- Sporkworld
- Steven Ball – Direct Objective
- Sull Shows It
- Taxiplasm – Brian Gonzalez
- Taylor Street Studio – Will Luers
- The Common People
- The Delicate Museum
- The Film of Tomorrow – Trine
- Tim Dawks
- Twittervlog – Rupert Howe
- United Vloggers
- Video Pancakes
- Working for my Dad – Rupert Howe
- Wreck and Savage
I’d love to know the background of this. This is beautiful and hypnotic.
I detect Next to Heaven influence. This one’s wonderful, Robert. You never cease to amaze me.
The dialog became the music and the music words.
very good and as almost always, it seems to build from thin air.
very strong. liked it.
I am in awe of your artisty…..wow…
ooooh. That’s all I can come up with: ooooh. Damn cool, and unexpected.
i just love this one. real power.
Watching this…I would like to think that the words being spoken were exactly what she was saying to him.
I hate to be a party breaker, since everyone is enjoying the depth of the vid… but I just have to ask - does the woman on the right ever STOPS!?! I mean, that poor lady on the left can’t say a word!
Great picture..as usual and great choice of music.Th for that
You’ve made the prosaic absolutely stunning. Color and light.
The dialog becomes less and less conversational - we have to keep deciding what it is, and how it relates to the speaker and the listener. Very effective. I’m also curious about any story behind this one.