David Lynch on Photography

David Lynch speaks about some his favourite photographs and his love for flesh and organs as a phenomenon as well as the way light plays an own role in the creation of an image.

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Cymbal - at 1000 frames per second

This cymbal from a regular drum kit was filmed at 1000 frames per second, giving it a rubber-like quality.

Kurt Vonnegut on the Shapes of Stories

At a lecture, the american Science-Fiction (amongst other things) writer Kurt Vonnegut creates a visual representation of the way stories work.
The curves in his graph, representing the wellbeing of the hero in the story, are more reminiscent of a math lesson, than would classically be expected in literature class.

William Kentridge on his Animation Process

South African artist William Kentridge talks about his charcoal animations and how he goes about creating them.

Kentridge is well known for his thought provoking and sometimes playful prints, drawings, sculptures, animations and other art, created in various media.

Robert Rodriguez - Film is Dead Part 1

Filmmaker Robert Rodriguez speaks about how the digital revolution in film changed the way he works and how it brought the fun into shooting and made it possible to "move at the speed of thought".

George Lukas brought Rodriguez to his ranch and opened his eyes to the world of digital at a very early stage.

In fact Desperado was already shot on digital back in 1995.

A conversation with Jim Jarmusch

Film director Jim Jarmusch speaks to Charlie Rose in 1995 about the film Dead Man (starring Johnny Depp as William Blake). They discuss the western genre as mythical allegory and Neil Young´s involvement with the soundtrack.