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I was just watching a video for Boards of Canada's "Dayvan Cowboy" and it got me thinking about whether there were any short film-makers or other artists out there who've experimented with making visuals or short films to dubstep tracks? I've heard about Mala's project of making a 30 minute long short film with a DMZ soundtrack but I was wondering if anyone's done something shorter for individual tracks, like, say, 'Goat Stare'? Or have there been any dubstep events where ppl have used live visuals?

Once Caldas wrote:I was just watching a video for Boards of Canada's "Dayvan Cowboy" and it got me thinking about whether there were any short film-makers or other artists out there who've experimented with making visuals or short films to dubstep tracks? I've heard about Mala's project of making a 30 minute long short film with a DMZ soundtrack but I was wondering if anyone's done something shorter for individual tracks, like, say, 'Goat Stare'?

MTV watch this space i know what you mean but maybe there is nt quite the market for it yet, i never came across many DnB music vids. if anyone knows of any post em up.

have there been any dubstep events where ppl have used live visuals?

I havnt yet been to one without live visuals, the clips work so well in time with the beats

just peicing together film at the mo-about dubstep and grime in the north of england--be on the net soon

features individual music videos and interviews and nights out

most of the music video's in the documentary are done with vegas pro or premier and the artists have just messed with images that they recorded on dvd cam or at lmu in leeds

have there been any dubstep events where ppl have used live visuals?

I havnt yet been to one without live visuals, the clips work so well in time with the beats [/quote]

I ought to come down to Bristol by the sound of it then. Only real exposure of live dubstep has been DMZ Leeds.

And I know theres not really a market for videos but I was thinking more of ppl doing it more for fun rather than MTV.

And looking forward to seeing your film, 8 bit.

8bitwonder wrote:just peicing together film at the mo-about dubstep and grime in the north of england--be on the net soon

features individual music videos and interviews and nights out

most of the music video's in the documentary are done with vegas pro or premier and the artists have just messed with images that they recorded on dvd cam or at lmu in leeds

get yaself down and interview me lol!

I might be missing something here Lucks, but don't you live down south

Letty's intro on the visuals for vex'd at dubpressure was practically a short film, maybe she'll post it sometime

if i had a video camera i would love to make some dubstep music videos, i have so many ideas when listening to tracks. thing is if i do buy one i wanna get a decent one, which is going to cost a fair amount of money...argh

KION wrote:I might be missing something here Lucks, but don't you live down south

lol, north surrey lol!

this is a video for dj absurds tune

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IC7DMc9b ... j%20absurd

its kinda dubstep kinda grime but its a very good video