This latest new DVD from visuals maestro Jim Sullivan picks up where Incrnation left off and kicks it up a gear, delivering 68mins of rich, highly-detailed visuals.
The "separate themes" format seemed to work very well on the last DVD so that idea is carried on here, with 12 distinct videos each created separately and based around a particular visual theme. The themes are kept separate and explored individually rather than the more freeform composition style from Jim's earlier DVDs.
As usual this is all edited at HD720p and only compressed to DVD at the last stage to retain as much detail as possible.
HD 720p version now included with this DVD at no extra cost.This HD version is a 720p AVC format .mp4 file. In case you're not sure whether these clips will play on your system you can download a test clip which is the same format. If you can play the test clip you can play the full clips.
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The DVD features 81 minutes of superbly detailed organic abstract animations which makes an excellent digital backdrop for a club or party or can equally be used to mix with by VJs.
It is intended for clubs and public venues so a public performance license is included in the purchase and there are no intro or credits on the animation. For minimal maintenance in a live/club environment the DVD plays as soon as you put the disc in and also loops automatically but also has a simple chapter menu for VJ use.
Visuals: Jim Sullivan
Audio: None
Licensing: Club/Public performance ok
Run-time: 68 mins
Aspect: 16:9 (widescreen)
Standard: PAL & NTSC
Region: ALL
Type: Video Mix
Download size: ~3.95gb
You can read more about Jim Sullivan and his work on his
websiteOnce purchased, you will be taken to a download url where your DVD will be waiting for you to download. Please make sure you read our DVD download/burning guide before purchasing downloadable DVDs.You can choose which format you'd like the video in at the download stage. The USA, Canada, Japan and South Korea use NTSC, everyone else should download the PAL version.
