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  • Fantasy Girl was made as an assignment on by the people of Snowstar Records’ Donna Blue, and I had only 6 weeks to work on it.

  • At the beginning, I had some issues with working on how to get this done; What medium, what the music invoked, what the end result is going to be.
    To be honest, that was the most difficult part of the whole project.

    After some guidance from some teachers, I managed to work up on the concept through noting down what findings I got in a Excel sheet.
    Over the time, I managed to work out the rough draft: “Two stories, one fantasy.”

    I managed to find over 9 hours of content for the videoclip through Archive.org, an archive for media, to fit the music. The feel of the 50’s throughout the 80’s kept returning every time I listened to the song.

    Eventually I settled to two hours of footage to retrofit the song. One of them was Penny Serenade, and the other was The Big Blur. Both had this feeling of drama to them when I went through the movies.

    My main stake of the videoclip was the lyric “I’m waiting for your love”, and went with the cadence of “finding love” as the general theme. It didn’t worked exactly the way how I got out, but I was happy at the time and it still holds up nicely.

    I might redo this in the distant future as this project was rather fun to do.
    But on my own time. ;)

  • Song: Fantasy Girl

    Written by:
    Danique van Kesteren & Bart van Dalen

    Published by:
    Snowstar Records

    Purchase the song here.
    View the whole discography     here.

    Programs used:
    Adobe CC Première Pro, After Effects

    Sources:
    Penny Serenade, archive.org
    The Big Blur, archive.org

Fantasy Girl. Music by Donna Blue.
Videoclip made by me.
Footage from Archive.org

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All sourced from Archive.org.

A venture that I like to watch and to work on is cinematography. My initial cinematography works was to give a breath of fresh air to the norm.
I honestly do smile at the little works I’ve produced, and it’s a small stepping stone to greater things.

Online Media

  • Line 52

    Made: Jul. 2018
    A hidden hobby of mine is public transport. I just really enjoy making trips with any given transport that can easily bring me from A to B.
    Within that month I recently got my first new camera (a trusty Canon EOS M50) and wanted to test out the functionality of 120fps.

    The city where I live - Amsterdam - had a new metro line added to their repertoire at the time. GVB, it’s transportation company, needed some people to be part of the testing phase of the line. I have signed up to be part of it, and this video was the end result.

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  • Mad World

    Made: Jan. 2015
    I made this videoclip in a group with other people from the vocational school called Creative College.
    The theme behind this videoclip was bullying and I managed to get an award for this video in the category “Best Story In Short Form”.

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  • A Timelapse

    Made: Oct. 2019
    Seeing the sights of the city of Amersfoort.
    I was tasked to make this to teach the art of slow-motion and timelapses.
    At the time I also got the opportunity to work with sliders and was also tasked to have a steady hand as well while using the slider.

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Offline
Media

Besides online media, I invest my time also on making offline media such as making a magazine.
The projects I’ve made so far are made through Adobe InDesign.
Within this part of my abilities I am able to develop into more and more.

  • BRNWRK Cover

    BRNWRK Magazine

    This magazine was made for my school as a roundup for my 2nd year. I recently learned how to make magazines through InDesign and wanted to hone my skills.

    BRNWRK (pronounced “Brainwork”) was the result of this, and several pages functioned as context to a video that was set up during a minor exposition.

  • Map of Creation

    During a seminar at the University of Arts, we were tasked to “map out our ways of thinking”.

    I opted to take the semi-literal route by creating an map with tracks that connects cities (and a village) together.
    They’re interconnected and do not go in just one direction as my creations are mostly free-flow.

  • DRAKE Magazine (Winter 2023)

    A client of mine had requested me to work on a magazine that showcases virtual YouTubers; people who have talents but prefer to be anonymous to a degree.

    The client mentioned that their magazine is annual and were delighted with the final design.

Animated
Flowstate

Every time I work on an animation, I strive to make the best works I can make.

All works that I make is done via After Effects, which had a steep learning curve.
But with some time and dedication, I was able to make amazing things!

ROC Awards 2017

Nearly every year (don’t quote me on this) there’s an event held over at the vocational media-oriented school ROC Midden Nederland called “Golden ROC Awards”, which is a play on the Golden Globes thing.

I was tasked to make the leaders and bumpers and still hold pride in it.

Project Splatwave (2019)

Sometimes the music really inspires me to make some animations to go with. This was an concept I have presented to the EDM artist Emdashe.

About

Hey there!
My name is Lamar Carty. I’m a graduate from the University of Arts Utrecht specialized in various forms of media, with a preference to directorial and post-productional work.

My works are mostly commercially oriented, though it doesn’t mean that I cannot convey emotion into my works. It only takes more time to make it happen. In most cases, my passion is what flows through every work I’ve made so far, and I even got an award for one of them in the past!

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