VisualNoiz- Disrupting your world since 2002
One of my photographs is going viral over on buzzfeed, used in an article called “28 Dogs That Know Exactly How You Feel This Morning.” My photo is #5.
I took a shot of Pickles while working in a flame suite at Peepshow Post last year, I popped it onto reddit and from there it’s been reposted many times.
**update 9pm – Huffington Post has now joined in the fray. **
-Dan
a March 1993 Dan piece for the Blue & White newspaper, Amiga Toaster VHS master.
Blue & White Type & Bugle Boy Jeans Parody
RIP Armen Mirzaian, artist for Hasbro, formerly also of Cartoon Network, Walt Disney and other endeavors.
I have been a big fan of Eric Rosner since I first came across him a couple of years ago.
He has a kickstarter going on, check him out.
Gilded Age of Manhattan art. 1880-1910
Eric writes;
“During the period of 1880-1910 known as the Gilded Age, New York City had become the city of the future. Industry, commerce, architecture and entertainment were just a few of the strongholds that Manhattan could boast about. There had never been a city like New York. Dreams were born and created here and anything was possible.My main focus is on a small stretch of streets between 34th and 23rd, South of Broadway. It’s an epic location. Vaudeville, Edison, Tesla, Mark Twain, Oscar Wilde, Houdini, Tin Pan Alley, the birth of film and Madison Square Garden is just a brief list of the significance of the area. I’m really drawn to the history of New York City, I find NYC such a unique location and the cross over city towards the modern world.”
Hey all, haven’t done a proper update in a while.
I will soon be remastering the decade of music recordings I made with my TASCAM DAP1. I’ve bought a M-Audio C400 USB interface that will read S/PDIF. That means I can create WAV files that are exact clones of the source audio.
I will be posting tracks from the archives soon, expect some Sebadoh, Annie & The Beekeepers, Adem Tesfaye & Shamar Forté, Gordon Bennett and many more. It took me a long time to give up DAT which means I’ve got a lot of tapes to transfer. I figure it’s better to get through it all now than to find out I can’t access the tapes anymore due to non-functioning DAT decks. Everything has been working great so far, knock on wood! I’ve got recordings that go back to 2002 that capture the Detroit, Chicago and New York music scenes. Even a little Philadelphia and Connecticut for good measure.
I started writing a sequel to Two Chez earlier this year, but never finished that. I’ve been growing my hair out in anticipation of some flash back scenes so I’d better get motivated! Chris Boden and Darlene Bos have expressed interest in reprising their old roles. I would be focusing the story on the son of Chez.
I’ve also thought about bringing back the Donovan’s Travels idea. It would be a 3D piece, envisioned for Flash I always had issues trying to figure out camera moves and how to handle having the dogs-eye view always on-screen. 3D could make that happen! We shall see.
Besides that I’ve just been doing commercial work during the day, nothing exciting!
My favorite edit I’ve done lately is a music video for Shamar Forté called “Bright Lights” from his Fear of Failure EP.
Shamar Forté – “Bright Lights” Official Music Video from shamar forte on Vimeo.
Jason Roth has recently released a new animation, The Incredibly True History of America. Check that out here.
Directed by Dallas J Logan, edited by Dan Boujoulian. Shamar Forté’s Bright Lights is a trippy visual journey.
or watch on Vimeo
Shamar Forté – “Bright Lights” Official Music Video from shamar forte on Vimeo.
Dan did an edit for Shamar Forté, a 12-minute documentary we call “Meet Shamar Forté”
Check it out over on vimeo.
Meet Shamar Forté from shamar forte on Vimeo.
Little teaser from the upcoming documentary “Meet Shamar Forté” edited by Dan Boujoulian.