themes:
Broadly
speaking, we make video art and we also VJ commercially.
We like to call the two genres ARTY and PARTY. There's
some crossover between the two - our very favourite gigs
are parties at Arts Festivals where we can do fairly abstract
and conceptual work but still have a lot of fun.
Video
Art: We predominantly produce works with sound artists
for exhibition in galleries or screenings at Arts Festivals.
Some of these works are done with the 3minutes.net
project, but often they're longer works intended for installation
or to be distributed on DVD.
Commercial
VJing: Of course, you can come up with your own theme
and pay us to develop content to suit. It's a lot quicker
and easier to use our existing content though. We spend
a lot of time developing this stuff, and know it works
well. Here are some themes we already have banks of digital
content developed for:
- Bollywood
- Bhangra and vintage Indian movie footage
- Jungle
- can you hear the drums?
- Vintage
Horror - creepy old B&W movie footage
- Vintage
Babes - Kat's personal favourite :)
- Hawaiian - hula girls for your Tiki cocktail party or Luau
- Ski
Bunnies - vintage fun in the snow, floating snowflakes
etc
- Under
the Sea - Jellyfish, dolphins, tropical fish.
- Mission
to Mars - retro and modern space
- Retro
Romance - love scenes from vintage movies,
old valentines etc (eg for weddings & engagement
parties)
- Robot
Monsters From Space - flying saucers, gorilla
suits & diving helmets. Z-grade movies from the
50's and vintage animation
- Ambient
- abstract visualisations
- Mad
Scientists - animation and vintage Sci Fi movies
- Urban
Edge - blurry trains, cityscapes, rain and
light-trails
- Disco
Inferno - get on down
- Retro-tech
- machines of the future, as seen in the past
- Superheroes
- 1960's cult heroes - Spiderman, Ultraman, Green Hornet,
Wonder Woman, Godzilla vs Gamera
- Cocktail
Hour - cheesecake babes, atomic chic. Mrrrow!
As
you might have noticed, we really like retro / vintage
material. Apart from being an aesthetic preference for
us, it's also mostly out of copyright :) |
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