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- Great. Such a powerful and moving film. Props to Rachael, she did a great job.
- Since speaking I watched the clip on Vimeo and it actually performs better than the embedded - well seemed too - which is weird, same host. With regards to keeping the dialogue, connection and...
- I'm not familiar with the use of Vimeo, so it might be a host issue. Interlaced footage usually has narrower zigzags, like looking at the world through Kanye West's Ksubi sunglasses. I...
- All valid points and thanks for the praise on the design, I'll pass it on to Nick (the designer). The plan is to grow a following up until release, keeping the post frequency relatively high...
- Nice, austere site design; I love the silhouetted header's seamless integration with the black background. I'm keen to see how the blog pans out; will you guys be posting up to DVD release?...
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The blog of Ben Cooper, Senior Digital Strategist at The Population
The screen consists of concrete with embedded optical fibres, arranged as pixels, capable of transmitting natural as well as artificial light. The light-admission points are on the back of the screen where the fibres are positioned. The light, or the picture, will then be displayed in pix
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