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Video Inspiration: Motion Experiments

September 19, 2008 from gshaw's blog

I've found a great video done with just skilled motion graphics, and some really nice audio. I always find it Quite impressive how amazing just 2 senses can immerse a person in to a piece of work, even if this is only a few short clips. I've watched it several times over just to try and figure out what techniques were used. You can check out the site http://www.klippoglim.no/

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Motion & Audio Experiments - A Minireel from Gustav Espenes on Vimeo.

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Hello,
My name is Garrett Shaw and I am a graphic designer residing in Miami Beach, FL. I am always searching the web for inspiration and knowledge. I am currently a freelance designer creating motion graphics, logos, print, and websites. If you want to know more about me, or see some work, I am on several community sites, Behance, DeviantArt, and my Portfolio

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