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Video Sequencer
Tool Identification
Name of tool: Video Sequencer
Alternate name: Field Flip/Flop Switcher with Digital Control
Inventor/Designer: George Brown
Date of design: 1972
Type of application: video
Description of the tool
This sequencer allows the programmer to separate two video sources in a determined sequence. It controls, among other things, the alternation of the points of view of two cameras in real time on the same monitor. The sequence is controlled according to various parameters: the rhythm of the regular sweeping of the screen, sound pulsation, etc.
Name of tool: Video Sequencer
Alternate name: Field Flip/Flop Switcher with Digital Control
Inventor/Designer: George Brown
Date of design: 1972
Type of application: video
Description of the tool
This sequencer allows the programmer to separate two video sources in a determined sequence. It controls, among other things, the alternation of the points of view of two cameras in real time on the same monitor. The sequence is controlled according to various parameters: the rhythm of the regular sweeping of the screen, sound pulsation, etc.
Vincent Bonin © 2004 FDL
Index:
- Steina and Woody Vasulka Fonds
• Presentation
• Works by Steina and Woody Vasulka
• Works by Woody Vasulka
• Works by Steina - Yvonne Spielmann, Video and Computer
• Introduction
• Image as process
• The Reflexive Medium
• The Reflexive Medium (cont'd)
• The Matrix of Electronic Languages
• Image Becomes Object
• The Art of Intervention
• Conclusion
• Description of works
• Selection of tools
Related pages:
Steina, Orbital Obsessions, 1977Orbital Obsessions superimposes and alters the different image sources through processing, keying, and sequencing devices.
Steina and Woody Vasulka, Noisefields, 1974The Video Sequencer is used to switch between two video sources to create similar flickering effects.