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Category: Video Editing
VIMUSART is an eclectic and varied YouTube channel posting re-created and “reinvented” video clips, mainly featuring some singers and music performers.
CreaOSS (Creative Open Source Studio) is an open source oriented and blockchain based project aiming to become a video production platform. The project is an initiative born to promote the use of open source software in the fields of video and movie production, audiovisual communication and creative arts.
The project is currently facing the early stages of development and conceptualization. The website is displaying a prototype of the concept for its further deployment and implementation.
Production and development of Multimedia Kiosks which were essential part of information modules and support for each one of the exhibitions set at the Caracas Science Museum (Museo de Ciencias de Caracas).
Below a couple of short videos compiling some saved screenshots of the Multimedia CD-Rom and Kiosks for “Primigenios” and “Extincion” (Extinction) exhibitions.
The above video displays few screenshots from a Spanish language Multimedia Kiosks presentation produced by Enzo Gianvittorio using Macromedia Director.
The above video displays few screenshots from a Spanish language Multimedia Kiosks presentation produced by Enzo Gianvittorio using Macromedia Director.
(*) Low resolution videos, images and photos are due to the limited standard capabilities available in PC, cameras and scanning devices at the time of production, or might be either the result of digital material being resized or re-sampled several times through the years.
During the late 80s and early 90s, Venezuela was leading an interesting project to create educational software with entertainment elements for kids at schools. The organization in charge of such a project was called CENAMEC (Centro Nacional para el Mejoramiento de Ensenaza de la Ciencia / Center for the improvement of science teaching).
The above video displays few screenshots from a Spanish language tutor called DOCTORSE, all graphics were produced (painted) by Enzo Gianvittorio using a basic software called GRASP running on MS-DOS.
Logo intro done for the whole project was made using early versions of Macromedia Director as well as discontinued software like Macromedia Extreme 3D, etc…
The software production department was integrated by a multidisciplinary team of professionals from different background and areas of expertise, among them were Programmers, Engineers, Instructional Designers, Teachers, Graphic Designers, Musicians, etc. I personally was in charge of a group of five graphic designers who were taking part on each one of the different productions done. Among the tiles produced were: MEMORIA, DOCTORSE, ACERTANDONOS AL PETROLEO, RULETA, EL AHORCADO, OSTEON, etc.. (see external reference)
This is a classical animation using hand made drawings, scanning them and digitally colored and sequenced using early versions of multimedia software called Macromedia Director.
(*) Low resolution videos, images and photos are due to the limited standard capabilities available in PC, cameras and scanning devices at the time of production, or might be either the result of digital material being resized or re-sampled several times through the years.
Some hand made sketches done as part of the audiovisual practices taking place at university, in order to help visualize stories and scripts during the pre-production phase.
Dorian Gray Picture sketches:
Story board sketch 
Story board sketch 
Story board sketch 
Story board sketch 
Story board sketch
The Count of Montecristo sketches:
Story board sketch 
Story board sketch 
Story board sketch 
Story board sketch 
Story board sketch 
Story board sketch
TV spot 60 seconds advert – UCAB / 1995 / Concept for a TV spot to promote the academic curriculum reform of the Mass Communication career at UCAB “Universidad Católica Andrés Bello”, during the 90s (1995).
(*) Low resolution videos, images and photos are due to the limited standard capabilities available in PC, cameras and scanning devices at the time of production, or might be either the result of digital material being resized or re-sampled several times through the years.
