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Yellow Scream, by South Korean artist Kim Beom, is perhaps the strangest thing we've come across in a good long while. The documentary lasts for around half an hour, and features a rather unique form of art instruction. See, the man in the video screams as if he were in pain as he carefully strokes the yellow paint on the canvas. Already, the Internet is abuzz over his "happy little screams." There's really no words that do this justice, but hit the jump to check out a version that's just the screams.

2 Player Productions, the folks who are responsible for Penny Arcade TV and the Minecraft documentary, have been working on something else as well, a Scrolls documentary. And they've released the first slice of it. And I've embedded it above, for your pleasure.

As you might expect, Notch makes a few appearances in the clip, but the focus of this project is more on Jakob Porser, clever developer in his own right and the lead on the Scrolls project. There's a lot to cover when you're talking about Scolls, namely the Bethesda lawsuit, which is touched on briefly in the released clip.

So director James Cameron isn't going to crawl under a rock for another 13 years (the epoch that transpired between Titanic and Avatar): In March, he was spotted filming a "top secret outdoor concert" of the Black Eyed Peas to celebrate Samsung's 3D LED TV campaign launch, covered in not-so-top-secret depth by various blogs. Now, it appears, Cameron is on board to direct an entire 3D concert documentary for the Black Eyed Peas' World Tour. Band frontman will.i.am, not to be out done by Cameron's "I'm the king of the world!" Titanic Oscar speech, told VIBE: "Right now, we are planning our 3D tour movie, and James Cameron is directing it - we have the biggest director, because we are the biggest group on the planet."