Official trailer for the documentary film, Being Elmo.
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Blog:Being Elmo
Blog:Celebrating One Year of Good Advice
This September marks the one year anniversary and fifth TDP posting (We realize – we may have abused our posting privileges) of Good Fucking Design Advice a collaborative project between TDP contributors, Brian Buirge and Jason Bacher. To celebrate this momentous occasion, they’ve released a feature video on their newly redesigned site “Getting Shit Done:…
Blog:Faces of Watson
If you caught any bit of Jeopardy last week you saw IBM’s Watson super computer. The video above looks at how artist/designer Joshua Davis solved the problem of making a computer seem more human-like. The video also looks at how the text-to-speech was achieved. via FlowingData
Blog:Exit Through the Gift Shop
Whether you know anything about street art or not, you surely know it’s a world of its own, often with no rules. Artists are easily ripped off, things transform quickly, and everything is derivative. Exit Through the Gift Shop gives outsiders a peek into the street art world, through the lens of one of the…
Blog:OurGlass of Cockington
A while back we posted a great short film about sign-writing made by Danny Cooke, and he’s made another documentary — this time a mesmerizing piece about glassblowing studio ‘OurGlass‘: In this documentary we follow ‘OurGlass‘, a glassblowing studio formed in 1995 and now situated in Cockington Village, located in the South Devon region of…
Blog:PROFESSIONal
Metal-fabricator Neil Youngberg never planned on taking over his grandfather’s business and is now faced with passing on his legacy. In this short-form profile, VitaBrevisFilms interviews Neil Youngberg for the beginning exploration of our “Professional” series. Shot on location in Neil’s metal fabrication shop, the 3rd generation craftsman gives a sincere overview of his life’s…
Blog:Visual Life: The Sartorialist
I saw this floating around the interwebs recently and never bothered to watch it. I wish I had earlier so I could have posted it. This video is a really great look at fashion photographer/blogger The Sartorialist and his process of photographing people in the city. Also check out his site: thesartorialist.blogspot.com.
Blog:“It Gets Better” — Love, Pixar
Pixar has contributed to the It Gets Better Project. It’s nice to see a company have a point of view, and use its voice positively, instead of worrying that they may offend someone.
