Welcome.by fatmilktvThis is the professional portfolio of Al Matthews. I design and code for computer-mediated environments. Feel free to comment, inline, or you may reach me reliably via email at: info at fatmilk dot tv. If you favor voicemail you may prefer: 1 (337) 214-4688. Thanks for visiting. Do RSS or just come by often. Flex: Papervision Testby fatmilktvFlex project, using the beta library known as Papervision3D. Audioresponsive animation is in AS3 using bitmaps, actually. Flex Sample: Slitscan AS3by fatmilktvReal-time video slitscan, in Flex, using bitmap animation. Slitscanning has been an interest since I read about TxTransform in "Future Cinema" some years back. This particular slitscan algorithm comes from Golan Levin and Ben Fry, who implemented it in Java. It reads pixel values live from a video stream, in the exact center of the playback image. Then it wipes them on the viewing canvas from right to left. Two of the videos included here are from the Thelma project, which is my initial experiment in automated video assembly (these are by hand). The clips relate stories from Hurricanes Rita and Katrina. Little Pretty Thingsby fatmilktvThis is an experimental, personal project, algorithmic in the rule-based sense. Ambigrams often cohere from two directions. This one self-restricts to one shot, one gesture, no adj: v2.1 uses real-time hue analysis and OpenGL: Visual Designby fatmilktvThis is a vector piece I sketched for a client and friend. The underlying image, which is softly hinted, is from Bruce Conner:
eTV Prototypingby fatmilktvA motion graphics piece I made for Cox Communications in 2007, while working in their Strategy and Product Development group. The product itself remains under NDA. However, I took the following roles: (1) Design: research CNN Blue Chipsby fatmilktvStills and boards from a promo I directed and designed in 2006. Click image below to view the spot: [or Click title to continue] Visual Design: Louvre GaTechby fatmilktvThese are visual design deliverables, for Louvre Atlanta-High Museum of Art @gatech, also known as the Future of the Museum. (1) The poster composite, which illustrates our installation proposal:
[Click title to continue] Street Levelby fatmilktvVisual design: DVD menu item:
The Hakano folks coveted that image in particular, so I re-versioned it for their video identity work. Logotype and audio bed belong to the client.
Sonic Generator, "Vox Balaenae"by fatmilktvSonic Generator commissioned this, their inaugural video installation, for performance of George Crumb's "Vox Balaenae," or "Voice of the Whale." Each musical instrument -- flute, piano, cello -- is miked independently. The moire patterns rotate responsively, in real-time. Rest of patch was performed live over the course of 20min, in January 2007. Sonic Generator is a contemporary-repertory classical ensemble, comprised of Atlanta-area teaching and symphony musicians.
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