Machinimania

You haven't seen anything like this before - this video is almost hypnotic :-)

If making a movie is hard work, then editing it, is the part that hurt most for a lot of us. 

So you want to make an animation. Really? Are you mad? It takes ages. Plus all the work has gone abroad. It’s not a proper job anyway. Immediately stop reading this and whip yourself with birch twigs until you feel very, very sorry. Still reading? Good. Forget the naysayers, we’re only here once, so let’s do something creative.

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If you liked Iron Man 3 you have to see this. :-)

Star Wars Rebels will reportedly focus on the impending Jedi rebellion against the Empire.

 The updated version of the free app is available on on iTunes, although you will need an associated account (with updated password info) with unlocked videos to get any use out of it.

“Hitchcock” was recently released internationally, following a relatively tranquil winter run in the U.S. and Canada. It’s likely to be a quiet success.

Read more: http://communities.washingtontimes.com/neighborhood/movies-toto/2013/may/21/hitchcock-movie-review/#ixzz2U8wKuqjN ;
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The producers of a new movie called “Europa Report” have released a new trailer about their film, which features a near-future mission to Jupiter’s moon, Europa, in search of extraterrestrial life. From the trailer, the film looks to be of extremely high quality, and it stars Sharlto Copley (District 9), with music score from composer Bear McCreary (Battlestar Galactica, Eureka).

And while this is a sci-fi flick, the makers of “Europa Report” say they have steeped it in real science. JPL scientists acted as advisers on the film, and it’s been called “One of the most thrilling and realistic depictions of deep-space exploration since ‘Moon’ and ’2001: A Space Odyssey’” by Space.com

Read more: http://www.universetoday.com/102293/finally-a-sci-fi-movie-heavy-on-the-science-europa-report/#ixzz2U6dCue1Q

Watch the awesome trailer here -

 A short animation that was recently posted on the Internet has been attracting attention around the world for its amazing quality and more significantly, for the fact that it’s the work of a single student. But don’t take our word for it — see for yourself how impressive the short film is!

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Sometimes changes and invention is good, - sometimes -

Some studios have apparently been asking Google to remove links to a movie for which none of these studios holds the copyright, and which just happens to be about file-sharing mega-site The Pirate Bay.

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Creepy music but awesome work :-)