John Whitney- Matrix (1971)

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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.

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Feels nostalgic for some reason...

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Damien Chazelle’s Babylon led me here

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X 2

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To those who are actually studying credits ! ;)

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Literally a 70s windows screensaver

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The music of Brenda orwin sounded matrix

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What is the music / score? Does anyone know ?

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At the end it says they are Antonio Soler sonatas performed by Delores Stevens

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[kzbin.info/www/bejne/o5-monuMpLODb7c] - It’s the last two pieces

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