4

Marcelo do Nascimento (Reel 2012)

by Marcelo do Nascimento

Behance Project: http://www.behance.net/gallery/Reel-2012/3372733 Toolkit: Autodesk 3Ds Max Autodesk Maya Autodesk Mudbox Adobe After Effects Particle Flow PF Track Pixologic Zbrush Rayfire Tools Real Flow Sitni Sati Fume FX / Afterburn The Foundry Nuke Music: Justice - On 'n' On

4

Insert Coin

by Insert Coin

Two children imagine a track race on vehicles that runs faster and faster! Deux enfants s’imaginent une course poursuite d’engins de plus en plus rapides! Infos: Ce court métrage a été réalisé dans le cadre de notre travail de fin d’étude à la Haute Ecole Albert Jacquard de Namur, section Modélisation et Animation 3D. Credits: Alisson Thiébaut Louis Beucler Nicolas Garcia Tunon Mathieu Tiger - Sound Design & Music Official Website: www.insertcoinlefilm.com

4

Keloid Trailer - A Short Film by BLR

by BLR_VFX

KELOID http://www.k3loid.com Eliezer S. Yudkowsky* wrote about an experiment which had to do with Artificial Inteligence. In a near future, man will have given birth to machines that are able to rewrite their codes, to improve themselves, and, why not, to dispense with them. This idea sounded a little bit distant to some critic voices, so an experiment was to be done: keep the AI sealed in a box from which it could not get out except by one mean: convincing a human guardian to let it out. What if, as Yudkowsky states, ‘Humans are not secure’? Could we chess match our best creation to grant our own survival? Would man be humble enough to accept he was superseded, to look for primitive ways to find himself back, to cure himself from a disease that’s on his own genes? How to capture a force we voluntarily set free? What if mankind worst enemy were humans? In a near future, we will cease to be the dominant race. In a near future, we will learn to fear what is to come. _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ A…

4

Arch. and the Unspeakable - Part 2

by JOHN SZOT STUDIO

Part 2 of the three-part series "Architecture and the Unspeakable" exploring the design potential of pathological phenomena in the built environment. This installment explores the role of idiosyncrasy in spatial organization and its ability to enrich the building-occupant relationship. Launched with the MAS Context issue 13 - ABERRATION: http://www.mascontext.com credits: direction / architectural design: John Szot Studio production / technical direction: Brooklyn Digital Foundry Japanese translation: Mitch Clark and Naoko Okuyama narration: Seiko Shih special thanks: Nathan Freise