Very cool use of holographic projection for music performance. (via BERG)
via GOOD:
When a blackout hit parts of the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles in early February, a 2HeadedHorse filmmaker took to the roof of his building and started playing with his camera, focusing on the lights of helicopters and cars against a dark city. The results are this little video for “The Long Night,” a song by Patrick Park.
Read more: http://www.good.is/post/intermission-the-long-night#ixzz0gMY3sp3I
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