Time-lapse video has definitely been overdone and when done well still struggles to keep one’s attention. While Mindrelic’s video of Manhattan can lose you at points, I feel it is overall well done and entertaining. The use of panning shots really takes the normal time-lapse shot to another level of depth. Using the busy subject of Manhattan is a no-brainer, but the quality and quantity of shots throughout the city really steals the show. I look forward to seeing where Mindrelic’s next video will take us. Meanwhile, enjoy! …Read the full article at www.zeitgeistudios.com.

Everynone, a New York film team, has produced another video based on one simple word, Symmetry. Their videos continue to be visually enjoyable to watch, and leaving most of us with the thought of, “Why didn’t I think of that”. If you have time check out all of their videos. Enjoy …Read the full article at www.zeitgeistudios.com.

The great folks at Everynone have reworded their original production entitled “Words”, which captured our attention as an inspiring video mix. This edit, “Re-Words” is produced completely from clips found on YouTube and compiled to create another stunning video that embodies the art of living. Like a mixed tape from the 80’s this video feels like a gift from a friend capturing our memories in an creative way that makes me want to watch it again and again. See if you get the same impression. Enjoy. …Read the full article at www.zeitgeistudios.com.

To kick off a week of post from my current stay in NYC I wanted to start with the video curation that debuted at the Guggenheim this week. YouTube Play curated 25 films selected by a panel of judges from over 25,000 submission to represent a slice of the online creative video art scene.

We have selected our ten favorites from the 25 winners. Some of which you may have seen on our site before, but they are worth displaying again. Each film is within the three minute mark or less, and its worth the time. So sit back and enjoy…Read the full article at www.zeitgeistudios.com.

Words is a great short film that will brighten up your day. After recently watching it I was propelled to share. So sit back and take a few minutes to watch this video created by Everynone (in Collaboration with WNYC’s Radiolab & NPR). Have a great Friday! …Read the full article at www.zeitgeistudios.com.

Working Girl is a contemporary art video that embodies issue’s of subjectivity, repetition, and feminism with qualities of watching a 1950’s vintage advert. The repetitive playback along with the voiceless characters creates an uneasy ‘Lynchian’ type atmosphere but quickly becomes uniquely hers. Her other films, found here [www], also contain elements of this one, however I am still convinced this is her best work. I applaud the simplicity in her stage designs and the raw attitude contained in her work. My only wish is that I could find a higher quality version on the web. I have included photographs by Corine that are under the same title ‘Working Girl’ below. Read the full article at www.zeitgeistudios.com.