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Drama Free Nick DenBoer 04:14 min Canada 2018
An alien worm creature invades earth creating mutations and spreading like a virus. Deadmau5 and Lights get at the heart of the problem and save the day.
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Salvage
Dirk Koy 06:49 min Switzerland 2018
The search for the picturesque component
in digital animation. Between concretization and abstraction.
Information to the music:
The music I made in 1995 with one of the first
personal computers which was IBM compatible:
an Amstrad PC1512 Schneider from 1986:
de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amstrad_PC1512
using an adlib sound card:
nerdlypleasures.blogspot.ch/2015/07/the-first-sound-card.html |
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Disconnected Helena Norell Sweden 04:48 min
2019
A stop motion movie mixed with films from travels. A gray armchair, a yellow cart and a red stool walk, jump, swim or be thrown around in diverse environments.
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Things Markus S Fiedler 03:54 min Germany 2018
Particles, webs, echoes of contours, IRL footage and cosmic dancers accompany the music Andreas created
during a residency in Teheran.
Movements, aesthetics, spaces, layers, patterns and loops develop with the emotional, rhythmic and sonic scenario of the music
and the situation in which it was created.
Another plain emerges from the different "aggregate states" of rock: as a single unit, as composites in buildings, as sand/desert. |
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Safari Show Proposal Thomas Hämén 03:03 min Sweden 2013
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Default Character Anna Ådahl 13:32 min Sweden 2018
The film Default Character focuses on the vocabulary, tools and human representation in the various types of softwares that is used for modelling and tracking crowd behaviours.
The film include images from online tutorials of crowd simulation programs, human crowd tracking devices and newly shot scenes of gestures and postures performed by dancer Pelle Andersson.
The featured examples given by the crowd simulation tutorials are perfectly coordinated swarms, mass body crushes, camp sites and religious gatherings such as the Hajj in Mecka.
In the film these clips are confronted with images of tracking devices monitoring crowds and newly shot scenes where gestures drawn from the simulated crowd agent are re-enacted by one dancer. The voice-over, interlaces the information, the instructions from the software tutorials with my own voice and thoughts |
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