By now we're sure that you've heard of the "human Tetris" phenomenon in Japan, involving game show contestants that try to fit into holes of moving walls. Swiss artist Guillaume Reymond, however, had a different idea of human Tetris in mind when he directed this video performance.
We love almost anything in stop motion, making this video an instant winner, but the best part about it was the "soundtrack." Using voices for the music and sound effects was a great touch. If you enjoyed this video, you can also out some more like it at NOTsoNOISY's Game Over Project website.
Note: When I showed this video to my mom, her only comment was, "Wow, that guy is terrible at Tetris." And yes, before you ask, she could probably beat you at it.
We love almost anything in stop motion, making this video an instant winner, but the best part about it was the "soundtrack." Using voices for the music and sound effects was a great touch. If you enjoyed this video, you can also out some more like it at NOTsoNOISY's Game Over Project website.
Note: When I showed this video to my mom, her only comment was, "Wow, that guy is terrible at Tetris." And yes, before you ask, she could probably beat you at it.
