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Mathieu Labaye's short-movie, Camera etc (Belgium, Liège): http://www.camera-etc.be '>http://www.camera-etc.be Great tribute to his father Benoît Labaye, suffered from a multiple sclerosis at 29 years old. Benoît Labaye had been confined to a wheelchair since age 40 and died at 55 years old the 04.22.2006, as a result of a pneumonia.
In the movie, you can hear Benoît Labaye speaking:
"I think it's by the movement you appropriate your own life. By the freedom to come and go, to have gestures of love, tenderness, anger, whatever. When you are deprived of movements, as I am and as a lot of other people are, I think if you want to survive, you must reinvent the movement differently. And so what happens inside my head isn't purely brain, purely intellectual. It's a way of recreating an inner space which is also my freedom."
"When you live a severe handicap, when you live absolutely still, dependent, you live, in fact, something that can't be shared, that can't be easily expressed, which you can't easily talk about. Because when two people talk, to be able to understand each other, they need to have a minimum of common experience between them, to speak of something they both know from some form of experience."
"Sure, the stillness, the handicap, brings you to the conclusion and to the gradual acceptance that there's a certain number of things that you can't do. But conversely I think it opens a whole bunch of new possibilities, notably with inner freedom, inner space, but also with the way you can come in contact, in relation with others.
I think there is in the handicap, in the disease, a lot of potentiality. The human being is inexhaustible at the level of desire, of energy, of inner strength. Ans it's something you discover with maybe more urge, more intensity, when you're deprived of movement."
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court-métrage de Mathieu Labaye, Camera etc (Belgique,Liège): http://www.camera-etc.be '>http://www.camera-etc.be Magnifique hommage à son père Benoît Labaye, atteint d'une sclérose en plaques à 29 ans. Dans un fauteuil roulant à 40 ans, Benoît Labaye s'est éteint le 22.04.2006 à l'age de 55 ans des suites d'une pneumonie.
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Channel: Film & Animation
Uploaded: November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am
Author: lyndaluckylyll
Length: 09:29
Rating: 4.902564
Views: 85840
Tags: court-métrage d'animation de Mathieu Labaye sur la paralysie
Video Comments
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pocketocrisps (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
soooooo sick. i love this.
Noiz (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Ah vivement que je puisse regarder cette vidéo avec le son ! Très séduit par autant de mouvements =)
MyBrainIsMush (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
i think we're both right, we just arent understanding each other lol
shakinyostar (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Do you know her?
AddictFender (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Oh Yeah! that woman!
rankbra (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
i was speaking about frames per second, for example one second is always one second no matter if its on 12 fps or 24 fps, if you have lot of things going in short fragment of time you do everything on ones (24 fps) on contrary if you have slow action you can do it on twos without doing inbetweens
Normal spacing is on twos and far spacing is on ones.
MyBrainIsMush (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
@rankbra actually you animate on ones when you want smooth slow motions. the less frames you animate the faster the movement seems.
and to further clarify for others, traditionally animation was done at 24 fps, as in film. but today most animated shows run at 30 fps.
also many hi-def videogames double that to 60 fps which would be absolutely ridiculous to animate without the help of 3d programs
shakinyostar (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
4:00 I can't remember the title, but reminds me of a music video made by a Chinese woman.
azimer1900 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
wtf...
yoyocloversmile818 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
that was really really REALLY scary |

