good soul department, May 15, 2007 1:45:35 AM CEST
MOTOR "Bleep # 1" (Dir: Woody Batts)
Promo for "Bleep #1" from MOTOR's latest album "Unhuman". Contains strobe effect (viewers prone to seizures be advised).



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viewers prone to seizures be advised?

Christ, all viewers should be advised it makes yuo feel sick as a parrot!!!

I see purple dots
         
mr harding won't be happy...
         
strobocop
         
if you're going to do something as visually hazardous, why not take it somewhere?
         
LOL. Less strobe, more motion. I know.
         
danger for people who suffer epeleptic fits
         
Professor Harding if you don't mind.

And I am happy.

Since establishing the Clinical Neurophysiology Unit at Aston University in 1963 I have had one sole aim. That of obstructing the fabrication of quick cut, hi-octane, experimental music videos.

I have more than 250 publications in the field of electroencephalography and visual evoked potentials. I am President of the British Society for Clinical Neurophysiology, a Fellow of the British Psychological Society and a Chartered Psychologist. I have delivered numerous named and invited lectures.

One of my special areas of interest is photosensitive epilepsy, a subject on which I have published two books and many papers. I have also carried out the largest study of a photosensitive population in the world. Many of these studies have been carried on over a period of 35 years. I am the consultant adviser to the BACC on problems of photosensitivity and televised material and assisted in the drafting of the ITC Guidelines. I also drafted the guidelines for the Commercial Broadcasters Association of Japan, and NHK (Public Broadcasting Corporation). I have appeared on television programmes about photosensitive epilepsy in many countries of the world but I have no real interest in its prevention, merely using its existence to obstruct film-making.

When I collaborated with Cambridge Research Systems Ltd (CRS) to develop the Harding FPA Flash and Pattern Analyser I laughed like a drunk dog at the thought of the thousands of film-makers who wouldn't be able to use strobes in their promos if they wanted them to be on the telly.
         
HAHAHAHA!!! Effin quality professor.
         
Professor/Evil genius/The thorn in my side..
one day i will slip one past you without having to regrade it to look like a milky mess..
         
You may be able to trick impressionable youngsters into buying product but, try as you very well may, you can never trick the Flash and Pattern Analyser.
         
:)