“Logistics”, an 857-hour movie, tracks a pedometer from shop back to factory

Re:“Logistics”, an 857-hour movie, tracks a pedometer from s... by logisticsfilm on Saturday August 13, 2022 @02:49PM (#32452652)

So far we have chosen not to because we consider the core of the work to be the continuous length of the film. A torrent would enable timelapses and short versions. But we will think about it.

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Re:“Logistics”, an 857-hour movie, tracks a pedometer from s... by djbusby on Saturday August 13, 2022 @03:09PM (#32452815)

That can/will happen regardless of distribution via Vimeo or torrent or YT or whatever.

Torrent doesn't enable that any more than any other distribution channel.

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Re:“Logistics”, an 857-hour movie, tracks a pedometer from s... by robswc on Sunday August 14, 2022 @12:50AM (#32456442)

Yea, a bit confused about that as well.

Maybe they mean providers could offer the download in chunks? But yea, there's nothing stopping someone getting the full file and just ffwding that.

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Re:“Logistics”, an 857-hour movie, tracks a pedometer from s... by yunohn on Saturday August 13, 2022 @03:50PM (#32453150)

What’s wrong with a timelapse? Seems like the perfect opportunity.

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Re:“Logistics”, an 857-hour movie, tracks a pedometer from s... by t6jvcereio on Saturday August 13, 2022 @04:49PM (#32453654)

This is weird. No normal person is going to watch 857 hours. The only person to watch that long are movie industry people, so they can write about it.

Separate question, how do you monetize this?

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Re:“Logistics”, an 857-hour movie, tracks a pedometer from s... by jamiek88 on Saturday August 13, 2022 @07:22PM (#32454730)

It’s art.

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