The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore – Review
We are all may be familiar with Moonbot Studios fantastically imaginative iPad apps for kids–well, as a spin-off from one of these apps, the short animated film The Fantastic Flying Books of Mr. Morris Lessmore by directors William Joyce and Brandon Oldenburg, which was released for the iPad in May of last year, and is one of five animated short-films to be nominated for “outstanding [...]
Jesús Orellana’s ROSA – Review
Jesús Orellana‘s ROSA is an animated sci-fi short film that takes place in the distant future where all of humanity–all natural life is extinct. Rosa, a cyborg from the Kernal project, emerges in a world of mystery and decay. Rosa is the world’s last chance–last hope for renewal; to restore the earth’s ecosystem. Although, she isn’t the [...]
Sintel – Review
“Sintel is an independently produced short animated film, initiated by the Blender Foundation as a means to further improve and validate the free/open source 3D creation suite Blender. With initial funding provided by thousands of donations from the internet community, it has again proven to be a viable development model for both open 3D technology as [...]
‘Origins’ by Robert Showalter – Review
Origins is a short film, created as a final thesis project for Ringling College of Art and Design by Robert Showalter. In this brilliant animation, a little robot is enjoying his walk in the woods when a train passes by that bares the same marking that is on the front of his torso. Curious, he decides [...]
‘Robots of Brixton’ – Review
The death of Mark Duggan was a tragic one. Duggan, a man of 29 years, died in police custody in Tottenham, London, England, from a gunshot wound to the chest. As a result of this incident, a massive public demonstration lead to an attack on businesses, and police vehicles which began the London riots in [...]
Gulp – Review
Gulp is a live, stop-motion animation film directed by Sumo Science, the creative animators at Aardman animations studios located in Bristol, UK. Sumo Science teamed up with Nokia Europe, innovators of the Nokia N8 phone, a touch-screen smart phone with a 12 megapixel camera with cool HD quality video recording ability, and film editing software. For those [...]
‘The Monk and The Monkey’ by Brendan Carroll – Review
A determined young boy is sent by his master on his final quest to become a monk.
‘Neomorphus’ by Animatorio – Review
Animatorio applies the meaning of neomorphic into an evolution transformation “through mutation stages.”
‘LUMI’ an Animated Film by Big Boom – Review
Lumi an animated film by Big Boom – Lumi discovers his world for the first time. He looks up the sky and gets touched by the stars.
‘Sometimes the Stars’ by The Audreys
Brief review of the Animated film “Sometimes the Stars” music video by The Audreys.
‘I Lived on the Moon’ by Kwoon
An animated film by Yannick Puig for the soundtrack “I lived on the moon” from Kwoon’s ‘Tales and Dreams” album.
connected – Review
Connected, an animated film about a guy looking for a girlfriend through the internet and when he does, is met with some unexpected results.
smile (2008) – Review
Smile (2008) is a brilliant short film about a maintenance robot that continues on doing it’s programmed duties until it notices that something was missing and sets out on a journey to find it.
Sebastian’s Voodoo (2008) – Review
About a voodoo doll saving his other ‘doll’ friends from being ‘pinned’ to death.
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