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Hellburner (Antwerp Mix)

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Collaborative video-art piece by Ex-Mortal and Matau Type: video collage / analog glitch + software glitch Source: fragments from the films “No Man’s Land” (1987), “Snatch” (2000), “Deja Vu” (2006) and “In the Heart of the Sea” (2015). *The car stunt from “No Man’s Land” is utilised as the base clip while the others are layered and blended into the mix for additional colour and motion. File: MP4 / 112.2MB — 2560x1440 — 6.12 seconds — 30FPS Matau Tools and Process: video clips were sourced from the net, edited into fragments in iMovie, upscaled via Topaz Video AI, processed through Adobe After Effects, then edited, layered and blended in Final Cut Pro. The base “No Man’s Land” car stunt clip was sent to Ex-Mortal in raw and effected versions, as well as a layered version (blending in the other movie clips). Ex-Mortal worked his analog and digital magic on the clips (see below) and sent me his results. I plugged these clips back into Adobe After Effects and Final Cut Pro for additional effecting and blending, then mixed them in with aspects of the initial project to achieve the end result. Ex-Mortal Tools and Process: _ Digital edit of “Amateur” film clip provided by Matau. Isolated image of car stunt from “No Man’s Land” was achieved using various methods of rotoscoping and linear color keying. This edit was converted in handbrake, and prepared specifically for use in my eurorack hardware system. —-> _modified / processed digital video clip, loaded via thumb drive into a eurorack module and processed again with analog glitch gear and digital feedback hardware ... color processing, looping and playback performed with a digital eurorack module. Analog glitching performed with a Syntonie CBV001 eurorack module. Focus enhancements MX-4 video mixer used at end of chain for stabilization. Captured with a Roland VR-3 Capture device. Additional processing and enhancements in Adobe After Effects. **4K size MP4 file (3840x2160 — 585.4MB) is available to collectors via WeTransfer for a reasonable time period. Please contact artists if interested.

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