The Art of Creative Coding | Off Book | PBS Digital Studios
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Programming plays a huge role in the world that surrounds us, and though its uses are often purely functional, there is a growing community of artists who use the language of code as their medium. Their work includes everything from computer generated art to elaborate interactive installations, all with the goal of expanding our sense of what is possible with digital tools. To simplify the coding process, several platforms and libraries have been assembled to allow coders to cut through the nitty-gritty of programming and focus on the creative aspects of the project. These platforms all share a strong open source philosophy that encourages growth and experimentation, creating a rich community of artists that share their strategies and work with unprecedented openness.
Featuring:
Daniel Shiffman - Interactive Telecommunications Program at NYU www.shiffman.net/
Keith Butters - Barbarian Group barbariangroup.com/software/ci...
James George & Jonathan Minard - RGBDToolkit www.rgbdtoolkit.com/
****Here's a list of all the projects displayed!****
docs.google.com/spreadsheet/c...
Music:
Phyrid - / phyrid
Jinx - • Jinx - Ghosts in the A...
Hopeku - www.newgrounds.com/audio/liste...
Dexter Britain - / dexterbritain
Milhaven - milhaven.bandcamp.com/track/lo...
Binarpilot - www.jamendo.com/en/artist/1125...
www.jamendo.com/en/artist/3590...
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I saw this when I was in college. This video inspired me to make something. Now I am a professional games/AR/VR dev, and watching this again after so many years I feel how fast the creative technology has moved to the very exiting time we now part of.
Daniel Shiffman is just OP for a human being.
"The internet is a gold mine for education." I wish the whole world saw this. I have learned (and still am learning) so many languages, both computer and foreign, thanks to this magical box that connects me to anyone/anything in the world.
ChuckleKing I wish if everyone could use this magical box so easily and handy.
I practically think in code and mathematics. It's one of the reasons why I'm getting one of the highest grades in a programming class at my school, even when I skipped the introductory class.
I'm high and I'm a programmer and this is tripping me out man I love coding shoutout to my other cs nerds out there 🤑
lmao same rn
Impressive demonstration of the inextricable nature of art AND science. Also, it impresses on me the availability of libraries of existing code, so individuals don't have to 'reinvent the wheel' and can instead quickly assemble new creations.Excellent video. Thank you.
You should do a TED talk about this, it is amazing!
Just start. If your interested in the creative art aspect like what you see in this video, you can grab already written code and just change a few number parameters to see how it changes things. Through doing you can start to see how the code works and copy and paste to make your own code. As you learn more, you can write more code from scratch too and there's lots of books and tutorials out to help. Or you could take a class or two.
Since 2013, i thought of coding but chickened out every time. Im glad im taking a chance.
its nothing to be scared of its pretty straight forward just remember its a craft and like most crafts it takes time to understand just stick with it
this is indescribably awesome. what a wonderful combination of two of the greatest things on earth
Great web documentary, congrats guys, and thrilled that on of our projects (Silo 468) is featured there, with such fantastic projects around!
I've heard of Processing, but I never knew about Cinder until now.
...and while you are expressing yourself and enjoying it, you are solving problems. Good presentation.
I highly recommend grabbing processing and playing around with it!
PBS needs to update like NPR has been (Snap Judgment, Radiolab, This American Life). :) More of things like THIS, please!
Coding is FUN!
So true. Everyone who uses a computer regularly should know how it works. Just like anyone who drives a car should at least know how to service it. I think the ease of use that flashy operating systems have brought with them has really kept the general public in the dark. We know how to use Windows 8 and our iDevices but have not the slightest clue how they work. This is bad! There a lot of big and sometimes scary things happing in technology but no one cares because there's not an app for it.
Very lovely visualizations!
This was amazing!I might just get into coding now!
Awesome! I love the documentaries that are more tech-centric. How about one on scripting languages?
woo dan shiffman FTW
Great insight, thanks!
This is amazing!!!
True Bricolage, simply beautiful
simply awesome
Thank you all very much
all the things you mentioned could be using the same language (like java or c++) or using different languages. But they are all made (usually) using tools others have created.
For example, to make an android app, you use the android SDK (software development kit) and coding it is in java.
I love PBS!
Awesome, Think I will spend some hours with this stuff.
Very nice. And now the Demoscene please! :)
Yet again a great video :D
Love it the coding!
I loved this video so much, and it'll make animation a lot easier lol
Great video.
This is very cool stuff!
Cool sneak peak. I wish there was more of story behind it however.
inspiring!
Great piece, but honestly the music was a bit intense
Uh, that's exactly what the demoscene is, and its been going on for years. You should cover that too!
That is so cool. I'm not a computer person at all. I'm more of a dancer. I'd love to do a collaboration with a coder though.
The CC (subtitles) are delayed and off time. its very annoying.
whats the best way to start learning if you don't know anything at all? i might want to do computer science at university but for now where can i just learn some stuff of the internet, any resources or videos would be welcome
Very cool
nice!
Does it matter what it's called pronounced the contents great
Its quick and edgy but covers a lot of ground and colour is clearly emotive any emotion is better than no emotion it got you talking about it job done
*code
Sure man! If you're a newbie, start with Udacity's CS101. Then do all the tracks from Code Year on codecademy
came here to say that. They seem to consider it's something new when really it began on the C64 in the 80's
Each of these programs here has its own website where you can learn to code. Processing has branched out to Javascript so you can code right into a website. Processing is perhaps the easiest to learn and implement because of its Javascript branch. I tried to code in Cinder in Windows 8 but after a day of trying I couldn't get it to work. The problem with learning to code is that the instructions and tutorials are always slightly out of date.
The art of video code
You did a video on creative coding but didn't use Actionscript? Flash is installed on over 90% of computers, but none of the other programs you mentioned are. Flash can do particles and everything else mentioned here and is even open source through the Flex SDK at Adobe's open source site.
north east for this guy
Whoa...so that's what I am doing. Who knew?
Wasn't Radiohead's video for 'House of Cards' ( v=8nTFjVm9sTQ ) creatively coded?
Either way, brilliant song, brilliant video.
I wish I could code like some peeps I know in my class haha
Unlike dancing and painting, it's very easy for amateurs to start thinking of themselves as professionals.
Search for "DMesh"
Nice video, but how about the Demoscene. They have done creative coding since the mid 80'ies.
Follow creative art on twitter to follow what other creative people are making
I need to know the simulation used at 0:41 .It looks like a traffic simulation and I really like to know about it.
Its City Symphonies:
markmckeague.com/work/city-symphonies/
Dan Shifffffffffffffffff
Is it possible to make cartoons with this?
"What's that application at 3:00 - 3:02 with the fingers throwing boxes around on a screen?", asked no one. "Why, that's Momo the Monster performing with FiddlyBits!", said Momo, blatantly-self-promoting.
So... when can I go to the "GRID" and meet tron???
what region are you in?
My software was in this video (briefly) at 2:51. You can see some more at reuben-thomas(dot)tumblr(dot)com if you're interested. I've only been coding for a year and a half, so great to find my work here!
"Traditional DSLR video"
i have started an elective course on creative coding but i cant understand if im learning or not and how will i use it... O_o will i get work from duffer brothers and stranger things??
Hi can I use clips of your video for a promotional video about creative programming?
I want to start learning how to cod but i don't know how to start learning can someone give me some advice
MDIA2001 REPRESENT
Saya sangat ingin belajar coding nya. Apakah ada software atau buku pelajarannya ya? Terima kasih atas bantuannya.
JAVASCRIPT/ARDUINO SCRIPT FTW!
midwest...
Northwest.
"computer programming"
proceeds to console logs in chrome. i need to move away from javascript
maybe we have ti deal with this kind of shift of reality wich is already here , and is going to evolve in a mixed ditital -real life world
If only Cinder worked under Linux... =(
Cool stuff in the video, but the editor tried to make it way too edgy. Didn't have any time at any point during the video to soak in what I was looking, which defeats the purpose of it.
Seizure anyone?
maby
lol
Whoa I can see my fingers! Looks like they used a clip from my FiddlyBits video (fiddlybits dot mmmlabs dot com)
How can you make money with this?
... By becoming very good at it, studying, improving, putting lots of hours into it and then putting together some ideas, coding and building something that works and looks stunning at the same time.. Then participate in workshops, meet ups, online forums... That will lead to meet and perhaps collaborating with other people who does similar things, that then eventually will get you in touch and expose to other people who requires this type of skills... Like museums, performing arts companies, corporate events, festivals, events, a product launch...
Like in many other sectors in the entertainment industry, the hardest part in my opinion is to look around until you find a door ajar... but once you are in, if you are good at it, you will get gradually more and more work until it becomes your job.
Some people paint, some people dance, why not code?
When he said "i think a lot of people are seeing themselves as avatars being represented by digital systems living in digital worlds" is where i stopped listening.
This sort of detachment from traditional reality needs to seriously be addressed psychologically and not encouraged as a form of artistic expression.
C++ and java are fine but never use Lua
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#Make bitcoins with coding...!!
I am from future.
Drivel.
Where are the appropriateness of technique and layers of meaning of traditional Fine Art?
"Pap Video"
pause at 00:55 and look at the code... its not wrong... its just ugly
Don't stop. The hyperbole was a bit nauseating. Get over it. Watch folks connect, sharing ideas, tools, encouraging derivative works. All very human in the best sense. Where's the detachment? Why call for psychological intervention? BTW, your avatar needs work. The pic is too dark and the background cluttered.
I bet I can hack you1!!!!!!! I bet i can! I'm professional!