Water, pop, juice, Gatorade, whatever - we've been getting those, we always welcome it," he said. He said people who live in the neighbourhood around the park have been understanding and helpful. Malette said a bus would be by after the warming centre closes to pick up people who want to stay overnight at the George Dixon Community Centre.īack at the park, Griffin said he planned to tell others staying in the park about the warming centre. "I think it makes a huge difference for somebody to be able to come inside and be warm even just for an hour and collect themselves or have a bathroom they can use with no judgment," Megan Malette, who helps run the St. local time. The centre was offering wireless internet, granola bars, tea and coffee for up to 30 people at a time. Matthew's United Church on Barrington Street was expected to remain open until 9 p.m. (Robert Short/CBC)Ī warming centre set up at St. Matthew's United Church on Barrington Street in Halifax. We’ve included the fan-made video below, as well as a video of the actual Shelter intro for comparison (courtesy of Ethan May).Megan Malette helps run the warming centre at St.
Using of Adobe After Effects, the video editor tackled the ambitious feat of emulating the intro visuals of Robinson and Madeon’s tour. While it’s impossible to truly capture the fleeting essence of a temporarily-running live tour, DangerParticles does an impressive job of authentically recreating the video sequence. More of a short film than a music video, the six-minute-long ‘Shelter’ clip is an animated tale based on an original story written by Robinson, which follows 17-year-old Rin, a lonely child who lives.
While most followers’ homages attempt to recapture the music of the Shelter performances, YouTube user DangerParticles took a different approach. While the ‘Shelter’ single was momentous unto itself, its corresponding visual reinforced Robinson’s capabilities as a visionary artist. In attempts to clutch onto the ephemerality of of the duo’s performances, numerous dedicated fans have taken on the task of recreating aspects of the live show that can be enjoyed in perpetuity – a tradition which carries over from the fan-made covers of Porter Robinson’s coveted live edits in his Worlds shows.
With Coachella a mere two months away, Porter Robinson and Madeon’s celebrated Shelter live tour is coming to a close. Shelter Live a personal visual exploration Fan-made visuals for Porter Robinson & Madeon.
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