You can now watch the sinking of the Titanic Slow TV style courtesy of a computer graphic rendering over 2 hours and 40 minutes. Showing just the boat with profile shots, fly-throughs, fly-overs, the gradual process of the boat's demise can be watched in real-time. Small nuances of change become accelerated as the inevitable approaches. Thankfully the depiction of human suffering and death is absent, so it can be watched without fear of feeling depressed for days afterwards.
Related to the Titanic: Honor and Glory video game development, you can keep an eye on their YouTube channel right HERE.
Ever heard an album or track title something like "The Pigeon on the aerial during the Dawn of Fire"? Chances are it was from a Prog Rock concept album. Progressive Rock is one of three genres of music which sits very well with Slow TV, there are many shared characteristics. In this little clip from my Radio Show I cover a few ways in which they are similar.
Some thoughts on the currently postponed (hopefully not cancelled) US Slow TV project from LMNO Productions, scheduled to be aired on the Travel Channel last Black Friday; grabbed from the Facebook Live stream on my radio show.
Tune in at 8pm UK time on Thursday via the TuneIn app or via www.redshiftradio.co.uk. For the 20th October show it will be an Ambient Music themed show Covered in this 22nd September show: - Could 10 hours of Tyrion slapping Joffrey be Slow TV? - A themed musical tour through Slow TV