Thank you for watching this video! Please let me know what you think! Leave a comment and/or 'like'... Song title: Seduction Music: SaBo-FX original Video (edit): SaBo-FX Models in this video (in order of appearance): [ya sistah] Ciara price Jessica Alaura Ana Cheri Laura Christie Photographer: Josh Ryan (this is the guy that shoots these rare beauties for a living) I must admit of being a tiny bit jealous of his job... It’s been quite a while since my last production. This is partly due to my desire to make each new video better than the previous one. It is getting increasingly harder to keep up that strategy. Not because my last videos where so great but more because I'm not getting much better at it to improve the quality each time. So the alternative is to just spend more time on each video and improve on the details. As a result you can expect my new releases to come out at a lower frequency. I'm a strong believer in quality over quantity. Music Background info: This soundtrack is a bit in the spirit of x-mas with the choirs and church bells. I included samples that I took from TV-series like Super Natural. It gives the track a bit of a mysterious atmosphere. The choir you hear during the outro is part of a song I produced to experiment with the 'East West Symphonic Choirs Library' for Kontakt VST. I'll post the rest of the song (so far) on my soundcloud page along with the main song of this video. Video Background info: This video sees the return of two beauties (Ciara price and Jessica Alaura) that have stared in some of my previous productions. They are evidence that some women actually become even prettier as time passes. Unfortunately they are the exception to natures rule. If you've watched the video all the way through to the end, you’ll also have seen my new outro. To be honest, I am very proud of how it turned out. I used just about every technique that I know of to achieve blowing up my own logo in 3D. For example, I spend more than 8 hours on perfecting the plumes of smoke that are left behind after each explosion. The explosions that you hear were extracted from video clips on YouTube on fireworks. The exploding letters of my name were achieved by creating them as individual objects in Cinema 4D. I used the Cinema 4D plugin Thrausi to cut the 3d objects into random pieces. These files were then imported into AE plugin Element 3D from Video Copilot to have them explode in 3D. Credits / disclaimer: I need to credit Playboy for providing the high quality footage for this video! For several reasons, I had to cut out most of the juicy bits from the original footage. I don't need a lawsuit from Playboy. But don't let me stop you from fetching the uncensored videos from plus.playboy.com Note that access requires a paid subscription. Software used in this production: * Cakewalk Sonar 8.5.3 * VST Re-FX Nexus 2 * VST MeldaProduction Dynamic Equalizer * VST Stylus RMX * Cakewalk Z3TA+ sfx * Adobe Audition CS6 * Adobe After Effects CS6 * AE plugin Video Copilot Element 3D * AE plugin Red Giant TrapCode Shine * AE plugin Red Giant TrapCode starglow * AE script Magnum The Edit Detector * Adobe Photoshop CS6 * ffmpeg * Cinema 4D R13 * Cinema 4D plugin Thrausi 1.22 R12 Thanx & greetz: * My girlfriend Hoda for reviewing the video, giving honest feedback and putting up with my obsessive behavior in general. * My friends & co-workers for giving honest feedback on video on this production * Amsterdam VIP Service™ for their continuous support! http://www.vipserviceamsterdam.com/tag/sabo-fx/ Fetch the MP3 from my SoundCloud page: https://soundcloud.com/sabo-fx/seduction Or download high quality MP3 version of all my trax for free (including the music of this video): ftp://youtube:sabotrax@ftp.sabo-fx.net:3306/ (Copy the line above and paste into your browser address bar) Sign up to my twitter: http://twitter.com/#sabofx Hit the [subscribe] button to automatically receive a notification of my future video releases. Recommendations: Listen to the music on either a headphone or some big ass speakers (to fully enjoy the baseline). Watch the video in 1080p for the ultimate audiovisual experience!

• published: 13 Dec 2012
• views: 475283

www.jamesmorgan.co.uk www.facebook.com/jamesmorganfoto www.twitter.com/jamesmorganfoto Featuring music by Boards of Canada and Pantha Du Prince. Destructive fishing techniques are common practice amongst the coastal populations of the Coral Triangle. The favoured methods are homemade fertiliser bombs and potassium cyanide, which have not only decimated reefs in the largest and most diverse marine bio-region in the world but have destroyed countless human lives as well. Of all these communities, the Bajau Laut have perhaps suffered the most. The Bajau Laut are some of the last true marine nomads. An ethnic group of Malay origin, they have for centuries lived out their lives almost entirely at sea, plying a tract of ocean between Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia. In the last few decades, many have been forced to settle permanently on land, but a dwindling number still call the ocean home, living on long boats known as lepa lepa. Traditionally, they fish with nets and lines and are expert free divers, going to improbable depths in search of pearls and sea cucumbers or to hunt with handmade spear guns. But these traditional techniques have been largely replaced by cyanide and dynamite fishing, practices that are being driven predominantly by the live fish trade – an industry whose global worth is estimated at US $1 billion. The trade’s epicentre is Hong Kong, while Indonesia supplies most of the fish, accounting for nearly 50% of all imports. Target species are grouper and Napoleon wrasse, reef species that are a key to the preservation of coral ecosystems. Traditional Bajau cosmology – a syncretism of animism and Islam – reveals a complex relationship with the ocean, which for them is a multifarious and living entity. There are spirits in currents and tides, in coral reefs and mangroves. My point of interest is the potential for dovetailing the Bajau’s uniquely intimate understanding of the ocean with wider marine conservation strategies in order to facilitate them in conserving rather than destroying their culture and the spectacular marine environments they have called home for centuries.

• published: 02 Dec 2010
• views: 308381

Thank you for watching this video! Please let me know what you think! Leave a comment and/or 'like'... Song title: Seduction Music: SaBo-FX original Video (edit): SaBo-FX Models in this video (in order of appearance): [ya sistah] Ciara price Jessica Alaura Ana Cheri Laura Christie Photographer: Josh Ryan (this is the guy that shoots these rare beauties for a living) I must admit of being a tiny bit jealous of his job... It’s been quite a while since my last production. This is partly due to my desire to make each new video better than the previous one. It is getting increasingly harder to keep up that strategy. Not because my last videos where so great but more because I'm not getting much better at it to improve the quality each time. So the alternative is to just spend more time on each video and improve on the details. As a result you can expect my new releases to come out at a lower frequency. I'm a strong believer in quality over quantity. Music Background info: This soundtrack is a bit in the spirit of x-mas with the choirs and church bells. I included samples that I took from TV-series like Super Natural. It gives the track a bit of a mysterious atmosphere. The choir you hear during the outro is part of a song I produced to experiment with the 'East West Symphonic Choirs Library' for Kontakt VST. I'll post the rest of the song (so far) on my soundcloud page along with the main song of this video. Video Background info: This video sees the return of two beauties (Ciara price and Jessica Alaura) that have stared in some of my previous productions. They are evidence that some women actually become even prettier as time passes. Unfortunately they are the exception to natures rule. If you've watched the video all the way through to the end, you’ll also have seen my new outro. To be honest, I am very proud of how it turned out. I used just about every technique that I know of to achieve blowing up my own logo in 3D. For example, I spend more than 8 hours on perfecting the plumes of smoke that are left behind after each explosion. The explosions that you hear were extracted from video clips on YouTube on fireworks. The exploding letters of my name were achieved by creating them as individual objects in Cinema 4D. I used the Cinema 4D plugin Thrausi to cut the 3d objects into random pieces. These files were then imported into AE plugin Element 3D from Video Copilot to have them explode in 3D. Credits / disclaimer: I need to credit Playboy for providing the high quality footage for this video! For several reasons, I had to cut out most of the juicy bits from the original footage. I don't need a lawsuit from Playboy. But don't let me stop you from fetching the uncensored videos from plus.playboy.com Note that access requires a paid subscription. Software used in this production: * Cakewalk Sonar 8.5.3 * VST Re-FX Nexus 2 * VST MeldaProduction Dynamic Equalizer * VST Stylus RMX * Cakewalk Z3TA+ sfx * Adobe Audition CS6 * Adobe After Effects CS6 * AE plugin Video Copilot Element 3D * AE plugin Red Giant TrapCode Shine * AE plugin Red Giant TrapCode starglow * AE script Magnum The Edit Detector * Adobe Photoshop CS6 * ffmpeg * Cinema 4D R13 * Cinema 4D plugin Thrausi 1.22 R12 Thanx & greetz: * My girlfriend Hoda for reviewing the video, giving honest feedback and putting up with my obsessive behavior in general. * My friends & co-workers for giving honest feedback on video on this production * Amsterdam VIP Service™ for their continuous support! http://www.vipserviceamsterdam.com/tag/sabo-fx/ Fetch the MP3 from my SoundCloud page: https://soundcloud.com/sabo-fx/seduction Or download high quality MP3 version of all my trax for free (including the music of this video): ftp://youtube:sabotrax@ftp.sabo-fx.net:3306/ (Copy the line above and paste into your browser address bar) Sign up to my twitter: http://twitter.com/#sabofx Hit the [subscribe] button to automatically receive a notification of my future video releases. Recommendations: Listen to the music on either a headphone or some big ass speakers (to fully enjoy the baseline). Watch the video in 1080p for the ultimate audiovisual experience!

• published: 13 Dec 2012
• views: 475283

www.jamesmorgan.co.uk www.facebook.com/jamesmorganfoto www.twitter.com/jamesmorganfoto Featuring music by Boards of Canada and Pantha Du Prince. Destructive fishing techniques are common practice amongst the coastal populations of the Coral Triangle. The favoured methods are homemade fertiliser bombs and potassium cyanide, which have not only decimated reefs in the largest and most diverse marine bio-region in the world but have destroyed countless human lives as well. Of all these communities, the Bajau Laut have perhaps suffered the most. The Bajau Laut are some of the last true marine nomads. An ethnic group of Malay origin, they have for centuries lived out their lives almost entirely at sea, plying a tract of ocean between Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia. In the last few decades, many have been forced to settle permanently on land, but a dwindling number still call the ocean home, living on long boats known as lepa lepa. Traditionally, they fish with nets and lines and are expert free divers, going to improbable depths in search of pearls and sea cucumbers or to hunt with handmade spear guns. But these traditional techniques have been largely replaced by cyanide and dynamite fishing, practices that are being driven predominantly by the live fish trade – an industry whose global worth is estimated at US $1 billion. The trade’s epicentre is Hong Kong, while Indonesia supplies most of the fish, accounting for nearly 50% of all imports. Target species are grouper and Napoleon wrasse, reef species that are a key to the preservation of coral ecosystems. Traditional Bajau cosmology – a syncretism of animism and Islam – reveals a complex relationship with the ocean, which for them is a multifarious and living entity. There are spirits in currents and tides, in coral reefs and mangroves. My point of interest is the potential for dovetailing the Bajau’s uniquely intimate understanding of the ocean with wider marine conservation strategies in order to facilitate them in conserving rather than destroying their culture and the spectacular marine environments they have called home for centuries.

• published: 02 Dec 2010
• views: 308381