This is so awesome

Bruhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

RIP Remo!

The ident of the pyramid rotating over a shining ocean really was ahead of its time

I would so love to see high-resolution versions of these. Or at least higher-bandwidth.

I would so love to see this uploaded without the extreme image compression of 15 years ago KZbin.

I love you 80s ♥️

Fascinating stuff. So is this a combination of computer graphics on a vector screen, stop motion animation and Scanimate or similar tech? Not sure computers were up to doing stuff like this in realtime back in 1972.

Reminds me of Jacquards Causeway

I used this audio on a mixtape in 2017 and totally forgot where I found it and i found it again! Muahaha!!

What's this genre of music called?

Hence the matrix was born

Great video...👍

Do you know who currently owns the rights to this film? I'd like to licence a short clip of Whitney's work.

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why so many ads

THIS IS TERRY RILEY -

The following program was brought to you in living color! And now, live from Beautiful Downtown Burbank, Here's Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In !!!

Used in Electronic Gems MEGA

the fact that this is *analog* is mind blowing to me. if I didn't know better, I'd have sworn up and down this was CG. O_O

Remember it like it was yesterday.

While y'all comments so long ago

Kind of incredible

De lo mejor que había!!

These graphics where on the central control computer monitors in the movie west world in 1973.

Assisted by Whitney's two sons, John Jr. and Robert, original images were only black and white. And each element of the final composite was created separately, then transferred to high-contrast B&W 35mm film. Color was added to each element on a film contact (and/or optical) printer and combined via multiple passes thru the printer to create a single master negative from which final prints were made with a photographic optical soundtrack added to the edge of the film before development. This massive amount of work, creative decisions, and technical expertise was how they made all of their pioneering films, which were originally sold to colleges and libraries in 16mm by an "art-for-art-sake" distributer called "Pyramid Films" They were also the first to create fully-rendered shaded non-film color computer graphics in 1977.

Assisted by Whitney's two sons, John Jr. and Robert, original images were only black and white. And each element of the final composite was created separately, then transferred to high-contrast B&W 35mm film. Color was added to each element on a film contact (and/or optical) printer and combined via multiple passes thru the printer to create a single master negative from which final prints were made with a photographic optical soundtrack added to the edge of the film before development. This massive amount of work, creative decisions, and technical expertise was how they made all of their pioneering films, which were originally sold to colleges and libraries in 16mm by an "art-for-art-sake" distributer called "Pyramid Films" They were also the first to create fully-rendered shaded non-film color computer graphics in 1977.

This is a Animated

Jeff Lorber - In The Heat Of The Night

Sicko mode

I wish youtube recommended more videos like this and not clickbait bullshit. This is some real art right here.

0:33 Jeff Lorber “In The Heat Of The Night” album cover

unliked this video just so i could like it again‼️

Is this on a color vector display? I want to say it is but the paper plane looks a little too filled in Saturday, October 1, 2022 CE, 19:46 EST

#CURSED

Fascinating stuff. I'm also curius about the musical accompaniment. It fits perfectly and at times seems coordinated with the fim. Thanks for posting although the most recent comments seem to be from 10 years ago! I hope you're still posting.

3:26 The footage is used in the Daeyong Video Production logo

Hello, we'd love to feature some of your beautiful videos in our VR arthouse cinema. WOuld that be okay?

1:50

5:58 this is how 3d thing looks like in 1961

hey, this is the thing that TechMoan pays homage to in his title-sequence!!! NEAT!

This is half a century old now...

So they were giving out free LSD with every bike sold? At least that's what I got from the commercial...

I always get teary-eyed watching this commercial. Ah, sweet nostalgia. That, and I love the baby bunnies!

This is like my close eyes visuals when I take mushrooms lol

very different from the previous 3

Great ad. Also check out "The Stranger" from a few years earlier. More Ken Nordine and very trippy.

Some good work here, that reminds me of the opening titles to Charade, which combined with that hot Mancini theme, was a kind of ecstasy.

Cool I'm high this is awesome

It would be amazing to see this on film rather than ruined by the compression on youtube