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Split Screen Video Blog

  Bookmark on del.icio.us   Published by vanevery June 22nd, 2006 in Streaming and Multi-Media

Split Screen
I love this (v)blog. All split screen video art. Now complete w/RSS and Enclosures..

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Split Screen is a weblog dedicated to the art of the split screen and multi-layered visuals, as seen in movies, music videos, commercials and other media based on moving images

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