Vibeke Sørensen

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Businessman Martin is stranded in Copenhagen after a boozy bachelor party, and now he's in a hurry to get home to his wedding in Herning. Fortunately, he gets help from porn saleswoman Laila, but she has her own problems: she owes money to drug dealer Allan. And so begins a chaotic and hilarious journey through Denmark. 6 episodes 3 hours of DVD + 40 minutes of bonus material Commentary track with Mick Øgendahl, Linda P, Geo, and Simon Talbot.
Vibeke Sorensen

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Futuropolis 1984 (5.5)

The heroes of futuropolis are Captain Garth, Spud, Liutenant Luna and Cosmo. These four space cadets are sent to investigate series of mutations and destructions of peaceful worlds. The brain behind this chaos is Lord Egghead, the inventor of the "mutation ray".
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TV Tubes 1975

TV Tubes is a part of a collection of video art works entitled Videocean by Vibeke Sorensen, created in 1975. Sorensen produced the video for TV Tubes using a Rutt/Etra synthesiser (raster scan modulator) and Grass Valley Switcher at the WNET TV Lab in New York City. She performed the video synthesizer live and recorded it in real-time. Sorensen created the music immediately afterwards, considering the video as a dynamic score for her original composition, which was realized on a large Moog synthesizer housed at the Electronic Music Studios in the Music Department at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Albany. The music and video were combined at the WNET TV Lab. TV Tubes has been exhibited many times in performance, on television and cable in the 1980s, and at conferences and exhibitions since it was completed.
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Temple 1975

The array was the basic image upon which I performed a variety of operations. The Rutt/Etra synthesizer allows one to alter the height, width, depth, and the horizontal and vertical amplitude of the raster. The resultant image is displayed on a cathode ray tube and rescanned by a black and white camera which then enters a video switcher for adding outlines, color, wipes, or other images. I chose outlines and color for Temple , for simplicity but also because I only had two hands and could not modify everything at once.
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Maya RL 1993

To view it in 3-D, cross your eyes until you see three images. The middle one will be in stereo. Click on the images to remove the playback control icons, then move the mouse out of the picture.