Banksy Becomes Artist in Residence for New York City

This is from October 2013, but it's still pretty cool.

Uploaded by banksyfilm on 2014-06-11.

The Most Amazing Example of Multi-tasking . . . Ever.

Although this is my photography site, this post has absolutely nothing to do with photography. You may or may not know that I'm actually a professional musician by trade. I play drums and this guy has blown me away with his ability to multi-task. I play a lot of different styles of music, including afro-cuban stuff which definitely pushes the hand-foot coordination, but what he's doing is something different, not just putting things into place rhythmically, but also melodically while at the same time singing lyrics and not just a melody. It's impressive, very impressive. I'm definitely a fan of Paris Monster, this New York based drum and bass duo is pretty amazing. To see what I'm talking about check out the live performance of "Vision Complete."

Paris Monster - Josh Dion (drums/vocals/synths) & Geoff Kraly (bass)
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Midtown

I just saw this video on the Vimeo Staff Pick page and it made me miss the hustle and bustle of New York.

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Midtown New York City is the place to be. The lights, cars, traffic, architecture and people make the city come to life as a living, breathing, organism that never sleeps. Take a trip with this time-lapse production into the city and see the sights and sounds that create this magnificent destination.

For us, this time-lapse production was produced using more than 50,000 still frames, shot over the course of 6 months traveling back and forth from Washington DC to New York City while we shot for clients. Our main goal was to capture the central part of the city in both visuals and audio. The sound effects used in this production were taken from the various locations we shot and were added in to give you the feeling of actually being there.

There were multiple times during this shoot that we were chased off, either by cops or the cold. The subway shots were particularly difficult to get, especially in the wake of the Boston bombings. We were led out and in some cases followed by police officers or MTA officials who seemed intent on getting us for using tripods.

The music is performed by the talented Danny McCarthy (Fracture)
(Music has been licensed through Killertracks.com)

***Licensing note***
The majority of this footage is own exclusively by 3rd party clients and we can not license out certain shots. If you're interested in licensing non-exclusive material please contact Andrew at ageraci@district7media.net or call us at 513-259-9231

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Our gear consisted of the following;

(4) Canon 5D Mark III's
(2) Canon 16-35mm f/2.8 II
Canon 24-105mm f/4
Canon 70-200mm f/2.8 II

(2) Dynamic Perception Stage Zero's with upgrade stepping motors dynamicperception.com
Emotimo TB3 - Orange and Black emotimo.com/

This production would not be possible without the help, assistance, guidance and inspiration of some of the most talented people out there;

Arthur Breese, Jimmy Shea, Gregg Lehrman, Jay Burlage, CA Time-lapse Crew (Joe Capra, Colin Rich, Andrew Walker, Matt Givot, Chris Pritchard, Michael Shainblum, Eric Hinds, Ben Canales, Sheldon Neil) Richard Bently, Patryk Kizny and the rest of the time-lapse community.

MIDTOWN - Cinematography, production and motion graphics by Andrew "Drew" Geraci

Source: https://vimeo.com/thevoder