Barbeint
Kitchen Movies

Movie production kitchen-style. Short clips to show what you can do with a DV cam and iMovie if you're really bored. Thanks to Fred in France (free.fr) who helped me get free server space for the movies! They are compressed, but without broadband they'll download slowly.

NEW: For those of you who can't see Quicktime movies, try the YouTube versions! (And while you're there, give them 5 stars, will you? ;-)
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On YouTube: Requiem for a clementine (1:45)
Neo stomping a small orange. A real splatter movie! Now better quality.		 On YouTube: Barbeint vs the tobacco industry
(hmmm, I was still smoking when I made this one!)		 On YouTube: Traces (1:16)
 New short version of the one to the right.		 YouTube: Barefoot Ballet (0:52) A soleful self-portrait + a tryout of some iMovie effects...
Traces (long) (2:20)
Neo and I doing a White Xmas even without snow. A longer (but probably not better) version.

Der Elfenkönig (1:35)
Neo as the Elf King in this ice cold video. Now better quality. Short version (1.3 MB)

TombRaider(X) - Killing Lara (1:10)
Music and feet stomping by Master (X)!

 Breaking Free (0:40)
Nordic Top (Mr Leather Norway 02!) breaking out of a gladpack cocoon...

Sole Mountain (0:30)
Goodlooking 29 yo straight Dolph with hard, tough soles...

Behind Traces (1:20)
"Behind the scene" clips from our popular kitchen movie. Oy and Neo.

Stomping Prince (0:37)
Stop smoking. Now!  Better version (Quicktime 6 or 7).

ManWalk (0:56)
With Crow walking to a sound track. The start of a music video I didn't finish...

Made with Apple's iMovie and a Sony Mini-DV camera. In most cases the videos start playing while downloading.

You need the free Quicktime Player (Windows and Mac).

TIP: To view separate frames, click stop, then drag the slider. If the clips come in a separate quicktime window, you can magnify the video by dragging in the lower right corner. Download time 1 - 5 min. depending on connection and traffic. With cable/broadband: 0.5 - 1 min. You can start playing while downloading).
Saving to disk: You can save the videos with the 29 $ pro version of QuickTime. Workaround: Right-click the link (ctrl-click on Mac) and choose "Download link to disk" from the popup-menu.

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