Oscillate was my MFA thesis piece at the School of Visual Arts, and my first short film. Since its release in May 2013 it has been shown at festivals and events around the world, as well as winning a Student Academy Award in the Alternative category.
Part 3 shows the transformation of the tonal audio and oscillating waves into high frequency waveforms with complex harmonics. Everything is still built on the simple sine wave, with the middle figure utilizing what's called the Lissajous curve