A whole movie in one figure
OZONE is a place that mixes art and data visualization through computer programming. Created by a fresh computer science graduate with a passion for visual arts, the shop gathers posters that represent an entire movie in one figure alongside its technical details. The finish product is the result of many hours spent on experimenting.
The process is actually quite simple. A large number of images (6400 to be precise, which is about 1 per second for most of movies) are extracted from the movie at regular intervals, resized to 1 pixel wide and then placed one after the other in a circular shape. The beginning and end of the movie are at the top of the circle (at noon). It is read clockwise.
This visualization establishes a unique representation of the given movie, some kind of colorful timeline. It is in a way its fingerprint, because two movies can't have the same visualization.
Around this central element, you can find technical details tied to the given movie:
• production category: documentary, motion picture, television series…
• project resolution: 2.8K, 4K, film project…
• color profile: color, colorized or black & white
• distributed aspect ratio: 1.33:1, 1.39:1, 2.35:1…
• duration (in minutes)
• release date (in the United States)
If you have any question or request, please do not hesitate to reach out to me!