Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2020/01/22/cutting-water-with-scissors.html
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The water in sink reflection remains throughout after a mask or video B is placed over the water flow?
Water is not a glue stick?
I’m thirsty.
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Excellent use of audio to enhance the effect.
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Water droplets on the sink in the lower right disappear when the editorial cut happens.
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At the very beginning there are jelly pieces in the sink, leftover from the previous run?
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And the stream gets much wider when cut.
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Man, and I thought I had hard water where I live.
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The sound of water from the faucet continues after the stream has been “cut” and no more water is reaching the sink.
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There’s a continuity error in the lower right. There’s something in the bottom of the sink that disappears as soon as the water is “cut.”
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I can’t tell if this is considered hard water or soft water.
Seems like both.
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It is the reflection in the sink wall. The reflection shows water still pouring down, even after the cut.
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I’m just thinking about if this is workable with entirely practical effects. If you could affix the jelly “stream” with a little room to run some water over it, I wonder if you could turn off the water a second before cutting it and have it work the same way.
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Its hard to show with still images but if you focus on the highlighted area as he cuts you can see the mask change, or the lighting or something.
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That’s my guess as well. If we win you can have the half of the cyber-Oreo with the cream.
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