Showing posts with label Demons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Demons. Show all posts

2.10.2024

Feedback Processing in OBS - Part 6 - Golden Butoh Dancer

Final examples of video FX processing found footage of Golden Butoh (Daidogei) Dance Troupe from Japan. The samples are all based upon feedback processing and reaction diffusion rescan effects within OBS.

Demons or tormented souls for possible inclusion in River Styx video program. 



Feedback Processing in OBS - Part 5 - Audio Reactive - Golden Butoh Dancer

Now something a bit different - audio reactive processing examples of video FX processing found footage of Golden Butoh (Daidogei) Dance Troupe from Japan. The samples are all based upon feedback processing and several available plugins (Move Transition, Scale to Sound) within OBS.

Demons and/or Celestial Dancer for possible inclusion in River Styx video program.  Or just plain fun?




2.04.2024

Feedback Processing in OBS - Part 4 - Golden Butoh Dancer

Now some more examples of video FX processing found footage of Golden Butoh (Daidogei) Dance Troupe from Japan. The samples are all based upon feedback processing within OBS.

Demons and/or Celestial Dancer for possible inclusion in River Styx video program. 







1.28.2024

Glitch Processing found footage of Golden Butoh - Part 5

Here is the final set of sample examples of video FX processing the found footage of Golden Butoh (Daidogei) Dance Troupe from Japan. The examples are all from a glitch-modified hardware device (called OptiGlitch) produced by the artist & hardware hacker Logan - and sold thru his website Tachyons+. Using a device such as the OptiGlitch, processed footage must be rescanned off the monitor to be usable (have stable sync for record / playback).

Demons and/or Celestial Dancers for possible inclusion in River Styx video program. 









PhotoMoshing found footage of Golden Butoh - Part 4

Here are still more sample examples of video FX processing the found footage of Golden Butoh (Daidogei) Dance Troupe from Japan. The examples are all from a program called PhotoMosh Pro (as describe in previous post). 

Demons and/or Celestial Dancers for possible inclusion in River Styx video program.











PhotoMoshing found footage of Golden Butoh - Part 3

Here are more sample examples of video FX processing the found footage of Golden Butoh (Daidogei) Dance Troupe from Japan. The examples are all from a program called PhotoMosh Pro (as describe in previous post). 

Demons and/or Celestial Dancers for possible inclusion in River Styx video program.









PhotoMoshing found footage of Golden Butoh - Part 2

Here are more sample examples of video FX processing the found footage of Golden Butoh (Daidogei) Dance Troupe from Japan. The examples are all from a program called PhotoMosh Pro (as describe in previous post). 

Demons and/or Celestial Dancers for possible inclusion in River Styx video program.







PhotoMoshing found footage of Golden Butoh

Here are some other sample examples of video FX processing the found footage of Golden Butoh (Daidogei) Dance Troupe from Japan. This time, the examples are all from a program called PhotoMosh Pro running on my Mac. The SW has an endless variety of processing options as each "process filter" has specific adjustments, as well as allowing multiple "process filters" to be stacked on each other for more complex FX. (Filter configurations can be saved and reloaded, parameters edited.) This does require a rendering step for final output (GIF or video). 

Lots of great FX (some of which almost appear analog in nature), and great fun to experiment with! In these examples, I've focused on configuring a rescan / scanline visual FX combined with VCR noise glitch FX to form the basis of processing output.







Wobbulating the Spirit Realm

In this post, I will be sharing some (raw) wobulator-processed found footage of Golden Butoh (Daidogei) Dance Troupe from Japan. Selections will be included in my River Styx video program. Not sure yet if these figures are writhing Demons or Celestial Dancers - or both simultaneously?