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Cinematically inclined painters give an old medium a jolt of new life in these motion-painting videos.

An interview with Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim creators of the Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! , Tim and Eric Nite Live , and the their new project, Steven & Stephen.

We emailed with Luminosity about her meticulously crafted videos, including Women’s Work, her loving critique of violence in Supernatural, and Vogue/300, her hysterical riff on those hunky Spartans.

On October 5, BoingBoing, the third-most-popular blog online and an a madly eclectic �Directory of Wonderful Things��from steampunk sci-fi to handmade bike-lock sculptures�launched a video blog, BoingBoingTV.

Contemporary performance and video artists are also exploiting online possibilities. Here, our must-sees for 2007.

OnBeing is the brainchild of washingtonpost.com video journalist Jennifer Crandall, who finds the subjects in the Beltway area, interviews them, and produces their segments.

IFC and Sundance favorite Joe Swanberg chronicechronicles the romantic�and very sexual�fumblings of a group of Chicago friends for a Nerve Video series, Young American Bodies.

And animators have never had it so good.

If anything indicates that online is the new cable, it’s the proliferation of video sites producing consistent niche content.

Rachel Dratch, John Cameron Mitchell and Corey Arcangel sound off on their favorite online clips.