Here is my Film reproduction from the Tagline Assignment The first movie is the original scene wich i found on YouTube. The second movie is my reproduction and the third is an experiment from my workshop with Rosa Menkman.

What is Datamoshing?

What i did:

By deleting the i-frames and continously pasting one p-frame i got this nice result. I tried to do as much Damage as possible and at the same time i tried to keep the information flow running. The sound i destroyed with an AudioUnit Plugin for Garageband called Livecut. The cool thing what i found out in Garageband is that the video preview has a glitch when you use dual screen. So when you drag the preview from one screen to the other you get a shaking video what reacts on the sound from Garageband. And here some nice Tutorials – Part 1 2 3 -

You can play it in the classical way. You are collecting four parts of an panorama picture. For example: You are trying to get all cards from “Montmartre” and every single card has a part of the name with a color.

• mo (blue)
• nt (red)
• mar (green)
• tre (yellow)

The color shows you the order in wich you can puzzle the panorama together and the “syllable” mo-nt-mar-tre you need to say when you ask your takers. Like this… Phillip do you have “yellow tre” or
Phillip i need “Montmartre yellow”

The Original Panoramas

Page: 125 mm x 194 mm
Print space: 85 mm x 142 mm

Margins
Top: 18 mm
Bottom: 34 mm
Inside: 17 mm
Outside: 23 mm

Groundlines: 30 a 4,7 mm
Typo: 11pt Garamond

„The revolution will not be televised.
The revolution will be no re-run brothers;
The revolution will be live.“

Gil Scott-Heron

This Poster is about Malcom X and the Black History in America…

Black History

• 1492 – Columbus discovered America
• 1641 – legalized slavery
• 1859 – The last slave ship arrived
• The American Civil War (1861–1865)
• 1862 – Abraham Lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation
• 1866 – Black mens are allowed in regular army
• 1868 – U.S. Citizenship to all African-American men
• 1869 – Gandhi was born
• 1907 – Mahatma Gandhi first began his non-violent demonstrations
• 1918 – Nelson Mandela was born
• 1920s – Harlem Renaissance
• 1925 – Malcolm X was born
• 1929 – Martin Luther King was born
• 1930s – Great depression
• 1948 – Gandhi was shot
• 1962 – Nelson Mandela went to prison
• 1963 – Martin Luther Kings „I Have a Dream“ speech
• 1965 – Malcolm X was shot
• 1966 – Black Panther Party was founded
• 1968 – Martin Luther King was shot

Politics

Revolution