A video, using photographs

Vans' unique snowboard video comprised mainly of photographs and motion graphic design, "A Lucid Dream".

Available as a free download on iTunes music store

http://phobos.apple.co​m …59823&s=143441&​i=11043454

or if you don't have iTunes, you can watch the trailer at http://www.vanssnow.co​m in the news section.

I'm actually going to school for motion graphic design and am very amazed at this video. It combines my 3 biggest passions, snowboarding, graphic design, and photography.

Would like to hear what everyone think of the video.

I don't have an iPod but was going to watch the trailer... but your link just goes to their homepage. I didn't find the page with the trailer but admittedly, I didn't look that hard either. Maybe you would get more feedback with a direct link to the page with the trailer.

EDIT: I found it on their "News" page.
http://www.vanssnow.co​m/news/lucid/video.htm​l

I like the sequential action shots but nothing ground breaking here. It actually kind of reminds me of the HP printer commercials where they have the frame. Don't know why but it just does. Maybe the changing scenery and falling pictures.

Reefbone wrote in post #2235245
I don't have an iPod but was going to watch the trailer... but your link just goes to their homepage. I didn't find the page with the trailer but admittedly, I didn't look that hard either. Maybe you would get more feedback with a direct link to the page with the trailer.

EDIT: I found it on their "News" page.
http://www.vanssnow.co​m/news/lucid/video.htm​l

I like the sequential action shots but nothing ground breaking here. It actually kind of reminds me of the HP printer commercials where they have the frame. Don't know why but it just does. Maybe the changing scenery and falling pictures.

Yeah, I guess it kind of does remind me of the HP commercials.

Oh and btw, I did mention it is in the news section.

conflictingALIBI wrote in post #2235332
Oh and btw, I did mention it is in the news section.

Ah yes... you did. My bad - I stand corrected.