# Video

> 8 posts tagged Video on Timo Arnall's site, 2009 to 2014: Internet Machine; The films of Adam Lisagor; A phone to save us from our screens?; Proximity…

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- [Internet Machine](https://www.elasticspace.com/2014/05/internet-machine/) (2014): A multi-screen film inside one of the world's largest data centres, run by Telefónica in Alcalá, Spain. The infrastructure of 'the cloud'.
- [The films of Adam Lisagor](https://www.elasticspace.com/2011/07/the-films-of-adam-lisagor/) (2011): Adam Lisagor's short commercial films for tech products, surfacing the delight in small interactions, shown through his Jambox ad for Jawbone.
- [A phone to save us from our screens?](https://www.elasticspace.com/2010/10/a-phone-to-save-us-from-our-screens/) (2010): Microsoft's 2010 Windows Phone 7 launch ads take an anti-screen position. Without tangible interaction, can tiles pull attention out of glass?
- [Proximity payments](https://www.elasticspace.com/2010/04/proximity-payments/) (2010): Two early 2010 proximity-payment demos: the new PayPal iPhone app, which seems to use the Bump API to match up two physical gestures, and Square’s just-announced payment app for the iPad.
- [3D secret – hidden pictures](https://www.elasticspace.com/2010/02/3d-secret-hidden-pictures/) (2010): A Nintendo DSi game using the front-facing camera and face tracking to compute a perspective that renders like a window on a new world. Via BERG.
- [Augmented (hyper)Reality](https://www.elasticspace.com/2010/02/augmented-hyperreality/) (2010): Keiichi Matsuda's 2010 film "Augmented (hyper)Reality", made as his Masters project at the Bartlett, a competent visualisation of an undesirable future.
- [Aurora: Mozilla Labs concept video by Adaptive Path](https://www.elasticspace.com/2009/06/132847732/) (2009): Aurora, a 2009 concept video by Adaptive Path for Mozilla Labs, exploring one possible future user experience for the Web.
- [The original Nintendo Wii trailer](https://www.elasticspace.com/2009/06/128172779/) (2009): The original Nintendo Wii trailer from back when it was still the "Revolution", the first mainstream glimpse of tangible, gestural gaming.