This is footage from the birthday party of Vaughn Warren, a Kamloops-area artist, who organized the warehouse parties (amongst tonnes of other stuff) which I VJed at a few years back. He gave me the call to VJ again. Soul Patch, a legendary Kamloops live act, played a reunion show. I love it when I have the chance to VJ for a live act. My VJ booth was located conveniently above the stage, and I pointed my camera at the stage, while effecting it and other footage through my VJ mixer and setup. I loved how it came together at times. I took a few excerpts and taped them together to make this video. In all the multitasking I was doing, I didn’t get around to changing the tape in the camera, so no other footage from the night.
It was an awesome party. Happy birthday, Vaughn!
Check out the flyer, too:

We wouldn’t normally watch golf, but we’d heard that some Korean golfers were in contention. Sitting back and watching with a beer, I wanted to do something slightly productive. Normally, I just speed up a time lapse sequence, but in this case I’ve keyframed it so some parts are real-time while other parts are sped-up.
Watching my hand hesitate to pick up the glass and the awkward rhythm, I think close-up shots of certain actions could tell a lot about someone’s character or mood that day.

coming soon

This is a visual remix of the Burning Man show presented by Vinny Vancesco and the Scarecrew at Fandango’s 2009 Halloween party. I mixed in video camera footage of the fire dancing and burning of the scarecrow with some of the visuals I used in that night’s VJ sets.
Additional raw footage of the burning man is available at this youtube link:

Thanks to the Fandango farm, Vinny and the Scarecrew, and the Fluid Fire dancers.
The music used in the video was found at ccmixter.org. Here’s the link:
http://ccmixter.org/files/7OOP3D/22020″> 7OOP3D
The track itself is a remix of DJ Vadim’s “I Want To Shout Out,” featuring Sabirajade.
The VJ equipment I used was the Arkaos VJ software and the Korg Kaoss Entrancer visual FX machine. Some of the image sources come from the included content in the Motion software, and also some jack’o'lanterns I nabbed from Flickr. Here’s links to the Flickr images:
www.flickr.com/photos/flickr-member/262924512/

www.flickr.com/photos/rogerlynn/280993867/

www.flickr.com/photos/lonecellotheory/282752592/

www.flickr.com/photos/johnnyhuh/284438332/

www.flickr.com/photos/43411679@N00/285184232