Design Triptych with Christopher Walken
March 25, 2008
Identify and promote the anomaly.
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Processes in Free Media - Obstacles in Media Commerce
Identify and promote the anomaly.
(If you have a fever and need more cowbell, the original dosage is here)
If you have to work with a FatBoySlim tack, make the most of it.
Question authority.
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March 25, 2008 at 10:51 am
Oliver Reed:
Master actor
Drunk
Caricature
Quentin Tarantino
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?
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Christopher Walken
Cameo
Dance skills
Master actor
Can we arrive at a formula yet?
1) Pinnacle of Performance (audience respect)
2) Example of Range/Excursion (even unwitting)
3) Alternative perspective (caricature, etc.)
I’m suggesting a formula I reckon would be popular (based on a sample of 1). If you’re simply composing your triptychs on an ad hoc basis according to an unknowable aesthetic, or any other methodology (or none) I’m not questioning it’s validity, but I’m still curious as to whether there could be a magic formula that made the Olly Reed version work so well.
So much material, so little time. Here’s something in the caricature category:
http://www.videotube.de/watch/8510
March 25, 2008 at 11:04 am
Interesting, Mr Fitch.
Design is a process of discovery - and I’m hampered by the limits (!) of youtube video submission and copyright infringements.
As to the method, maddness is the key.
I’ll strive to better the Olly Reed classic in future hangings.
March 25, 2008 at 11:05 am
p.s. Love the link!
March 25, 2008 at 11:16 am
I just loooove those moves in number 2. One of my favourite clips to watch. Ever.