ILF Collab: Man With a Movie Camera - Released!

[DRodriguez]

We are live. A huge thanks to everyone who participated and helped me to finally do this project. Turned out way better than I could have imagined. And it sounds surprisingly good as a whole despite the various different styles of those involved. Can't thank y'all enough. Here it finally is:



Full track listing:
00:00 - 01. Juggable Offense
01:17 - 02. The Shallow Void - A Movie With A Man Camera
07:44 - 03. Digitally Analog
13:37 - 04. repoman
20:16 - 05. EMERALD HEX - kettle room
27:11 - 06. Bastard Sons of a Judas Goat - The Trials and Tribulations of Daniel C. Williams
34:25 - 07. Digitally Analog (34:25, 37:13, 39:16)
41:44 - 08. JonnyAngle
47:53 - 09. Juggable Offense
53:09 - 10. comesect2.0
59:24 - 11. OGNOY

ILF Handles:

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list of participants:
1 - moogboy
2 - kaeth
3 - DRodriguez
4 - repoman
5 - Gnomethrone
6 - chamberpain
7 - Drodriguez
8 - JonnyAngle
9 - moogboy
10 - comesect2.0
11 - ognoy

og post:

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Some of you may have heard of the silent film, Man with a Movie Camera. For those that haven't, it is an old, experimental, soviet silent film that is credited as creating a lot of modern film techniques. It depicts a day in an modernist city, including lots of machinery and industrial images.

This film is famous for the range of cinematic techniques Vertov invents, deploys or develops, such as double exposure, fast motion, slow motion, freeze frames, jump cuts, split screens, Dutch angles, extreme close-ups, tracking shots, footage played backwards, stop motion animations and self-reflexive visuals (at one point it features a split-screen tracking shot; the sides have opposite Dutch angles).

It was fast paced in an era of slow paced movies. It has about the same average shot length of a Michael Bay movie.

It has become a film that many orchestras enjoy scoring. My personal favorite is the Cinematic Orchestra's version of it. And I was wondering if y'all would like to give it a go.

So, do y'all want to collaborate, split the movie up into chunks, and make an ILF version of the score? The only musical direction for the original film was a fast moving score



In:
1. Drodriguez
2. ognoy
3. chamberpain
4. JonnyAngle
5. lokmund
6. moogboy (Bubba, the latest ILF scrub)
7. Gnomethrone
8. Repoman

Maybe's
1. kaeth

[ognoy]

I'm in!

[D.o.S.]

Biosphere's Man With a Movie Camera is really good:

[chamberpain]

I'm interested.

[DRodriguez]

Biosphere's Man With a Movie Camera is really good:

That was great, thanks! Never heard that version before.

[Chankgeez]

You're not gonna do a better score than Alloy Orchestra.

Have fun though!

[D.o.S.]

Biosphere's Man With a Movie Camera is really good:

That was great, thanks! Never heard that version before.

Yeah it's the bonus disc on the Substrata reissue, which is pretty essential listening, IMO. Biosphere is really fucking good.

[JonnyAngle]

in!

[JonnyAngle]

Full movie

[lokmund]

Also interested!

[moogboy]

hi hello it's me, Bubba, the latest ILF scrub to say count me right the fuck in for this

[Aquietcabin1978]

Sounds like a rad idea. Wish I had more free time.

[DRodriguez]

I say we cap this at around 10-13 so everyone gets at least 5 minutes.

People that are in:

In:
1. Drodriguez
2. ognoy
3. chamberpain
4. JonnyAngle
5. lokmund
6. moogboy (Bubba, the latest ILF scrub)

[gnomethrone]

I'm in. Cool idea!

[kaeth]

I'm intrigued, but my recording set up is a little limited currently. I could do something soundscapey if that fits, but not a dense composition. Do you have a rough deadline?