1968 16mm Film - Experiments In Motion Graphics - Public Domain Footage

[@zerojeanli]

This film belongs to the Museum of Modern ARt Colleciton. This is John Whitney speaking, a great filmmaker and computer graphic design pioneer, who created the title sequence for Vertigo for one example. He is considered a father of computer science, and was older brother to James Whitney, artist and filmmaker.

[@armandanderson]

Does that mean it's not public domain?

[@alexkoch7521]

Thank you for this info ❤️

[@BxmboArts]

unsure why this was recommended to me but i love it.

[@JSRF420]

Thank you so much.

[@Summitic]

This is great

[@fromnowmusic]

Insane af

[@LaceyHijackOFFICIAL]

i love this footage? will i be allowed to use it as a part of my music video ? manythanks

[@ethaneade4937]

Um... A touch screen in 1968.... Im usually pretty good with history but i didnt know there was such a thing back then, I thought that tech didnt come till the 80s

[@RingingResonance]

It's amazingly clever and simple how the light pen works. They had actually been around since the 50's if I know my history right. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3a6gox3m9qAj9k

[@chumcool]

Technically all screens are touch screens.

[@acousvnt]

If you look up how "light pens" worked it will all make sense.

[@alfberger3150]

Is this public domain or not? Love thr visuals(:

[@axelxavier9502]

wow

[@flamencalinda]

Fascinating and beautiful. Is it possible to use some of this footage for one of my projection for shows? How do I credit you? ) I am a musician

[@morbidmanmusic]

It's stolen in the first place. ...

[@liamthompson8095]

@@morbidmanmusic its public domain? not stolen

[@tomservo5007]

and the idea of a Pink Floyd laser light show was born

[@ethangregg-sj4zx]

😮

[@StanginNbangin]

rare

[@giancarlorodriguez964]

klk

[@moby755]

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