2025 09 18 Introtest2Description:
Testing out a style / energy for the introduction to the Shelf video. I overplayed footage from fishing vessels, documentaries about dried cod racks in Norway, and shorts filmed inside fish processing facilities on top of my own footage of oil rigs around the Long Beach Metro Area.
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oilprelimDescription:
A short movie pieced together from shots I collected in and around the Long Beach Metro Area. Part of an ongoing project.
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The Shelf - TeaserDescription:
After Tony takes what he thinks are his regular fish oil supplements, he has visions of a talking fish that tells him to do strange things.
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SplopFrom the Rhino manual:
The Splop command copies, rotates, scales, and wraps objects on a surface, like pottery sprigging or appliqué.
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Bourrée in E Minor by J.S. BachDescription:
A performance of the Bourrée, as the fifth movement from Suite in E minor BWV 996 written by Johann Sebastian Bach between 1708 and 1717, according to Wikipedia.
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A Lens to rememberDescription:
This has been a NETBEANZ BUREAU OF THOUGHT SHAPING AND OUTREACH approved transmission. Come with me as I briefly show you my new camera and lens. If you're lucky you might see some pictures nearby. Visit www.netbeanz.com for more!
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Bike in the Strange Strange WoodsDescription:
Ryder goes for a seemingly normal bike ride in the woods but soon discovers an ancient secret...
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Walk with Veridis QuoDescription:
A boy wanders after his mother whilst she takes the dog for a walk.
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MOUNTAINS - Episode 2Description:
The long-awaited second episode of the nature documentary. Enjoy! Now with narration... (captions available).
Diamond Head is a large volcanic crater formed over 300,000 years ago by a large eruption. This episode focuses on the natural beauty that we see today!
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BACKYARDS - Episode 1Description:
Earth is home to many different creatures. The Backyard is an environment that is often uncharted and unexplored. Join us in this documentation!
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The Quest for the 4Hz ToneDescription:
"If we lower the octave once you'd expect to go down one octave lower, and actually that is what happens." With Professor Jeff B. Jongles from the Sydney Conservatory of Music. Also featuring the lowest rendition of "Amazing Grace" ever recorded.
Just a Little Heads up about what's gonna be going on around here in the future, m'kay?
Thanks for opening this memo, EMPLOYEE. I'll just cut to the chase, there're gonna be some new rules around here. I'm switching things up and I'm going to enact a new resolution: "SUPREME GUIDELINES FOR FORMATTING AND INFORMATION DENSITY" before the day is done. I've updated the look of all posts (except those designated "Heritage Posts" by the "NETBEANZ SOCIETY FOR PRESERVATION AND HERITAGE"), and now the main sort of "FORMAT," if you will, is going to be a two-column layout, sort of like a newspaper. I'm doing this to increase the INFORMATION DENSITY of the site, and I'm excited to roll out this new change, along with the brand-new "POST-ITs" Tool (visible above).
In the future, information will be much denser, and you will have to use a magnifying glass to read posters, for example, like spies did during the Cold War to read sensitive intel. Read more about Microdots.
It's going to be great. It's gonna be dense. Thanks for your attention, F.O.N.s (Fans of Netbeanz).
